in eleanor roosevelt, Russell Freedman subtitles his biographical portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt “a life of discovery.” What does Freedman suggest Eleanor Roosevelt discovered about herself over the course of a lifetime, and what impact do you think her process of self-discovery had on America and the world? Looking to the excerpt from Chapter One, introduce a claim about what Roosevelt discovered about herself, and why Freedman chose to write, not just about discovery, but also about self-discovery. Support your claim with clear reasons and relevant evidence from the text, including facts, details, and quotations. Organize your information logically and use transitions as needed to clarify relationships among your claim, reasons, and evidence.