SIGNED AUTHOR PHYLLIS LEE LEVIN. Biography : Edith and Woodrow , The Wilson White House, measures 9.5 x 6.5 x 1.75 in. A Lisa Drew Book, SCRIBNER Publ., c. 2001. Inscription is in green ink, reads for Hank and Ellen Sniden- via dear Marjory and Mont. with Warm Wishes and Kindest Regards from Phyllis Lee Levin January 24, 2002Included is hand written card by the authors sister , Marjory, to the recipients of the book. Summary: In an amazing and long-rumored chapter in American history --- only fully brought to light in documents released in 1991 --- the secondMrs. Wilson acted as de facto Commander in Chief while herhusband floated in and out of a comatose state during the last yearand a half of his presidency. Unthinkable in today's mass media,she shielded the extent of the Presidents illness and ability tofunction both mentally and physically not only from the Americanpeople, but government and White House staff.Biography on Woodrow Wilson, President Woodrow Wilson Biography, Signed Book Author Phyllis Lee Levin, Biography on First Lady Edith Wilson, Reading, Presidential Historical Biography, Book on President and First Lady Woodrow and Edith Wilson, First Lady Edith Wilsons Role as De facto commander in Chief, Presidential Nonfiction reading, Personal Library Book, Signed Book Edith and Woodrow The Wilson White House, Autographed Book by New York Times Editor and Columnist Phyllis Lee Levin, signatures and Autographed Books, History and Biography of 1st Lady Edith Wilson, 3 ( book bin) Phyllis Lee Levin was a reporter, editor, and columnist for The New York Times. She has researched extensively for books on First Ladies, including Abigail Adams.Property of 5th Avenue, Manhattan, NY Estate