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The President's Daughter is the heart warming story of an innocent young girl who became pregnant and gave birth to a child whose father happened to be the President of the United States. No. This is not a tawdry fable. This is fact. The President was Warren G. Harding who then died suddenly. Some say he was murdered. Her book is great. In Chapter 18 she describes how on July 30, 1917 she finally lost her virginity to the future president after a long courtship, in a New York City hotel on 30th Street overlooking Broadway. ...

The President's Daughter 2008, Ishi Press

ISBN-13: 9780923891237

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G. A. R

Mar 27, 2014

Great rare book

This is a fascinating book which, for the most part, has been lost to us. I was fortunate to find this copy. The seller shipped it quickly and efficiently.

Vernon

Feb 4, 2010

A Potboiler to Get Money

I have used the book "The President's Daughter" as part of my research on the administration of President Warren G. Harding. I have come to think that Nan Britton did not write the book, but that it was ghost written by a man who was her mentor. Nan Britton existed, and had a "crush" on the adult Harding, but there is no existant proof of any of her allegations. Her slander and defamation of character have done great damage to the former President's reputation, and have been picked up by many Harding scholars and historians. There are several reputable medical sources who state that Warren G. Harding was sterile. Nan Britton was what we referred to in my genration as a "fast" girl, and she tried many times to extort money from Harding's brother and sisters; her technique was blackmail, and when that did not work, she published this book. Her success as a best seller came because when the book was released, Harding and his wife Florence were dead. She saw this potboiler as a way to make the money she could not get through extortion. There is not one shred of proof that she had the access to the White House that she writes about; she lost her case in court, and did not even show up the last day of judgment. She claimed to her death that Elizabeth Ann was Harding's child. John Dean in his book on Harding, states that it all could be settled if Nan Britton's child's descendants and the Harding descendants would have DNA testing. The book is of interest to anyone who is interested in the period of the roaring twenties or the Harding administration.

vnb3158

Aug 27, 2009

BETTER THAN BUSHES

Britton paints Harding as weak, but a GIANT compared to Bush 41 & 43.

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