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The duties. >> when her family comes to look at the white house, they tell her it looks like a third grade hotel. >> it had been occupied for the previous four years. the only bachelor was james buchanan. she decides it would be her job to redecorate. she believes the white house becomes a symbol of that nation and it is not going to be tired. she's not going to live in a place that reflects the uncertainty. >> she was given $20,000 to redecorate the white house. >> with the modern equivalent of more than $600,000, mary is determined to prove her word and ped pedigree. >> she goes to new york ...

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Same month as abraham lincoln. >> but mrs. lincoln longed to be regarded as the leader of washington society. it was her dream to be first lady, and she expected deference, fame, social leadership, but it wasn't given. the washington establishment regarded her as a rube and a hick. a wild person from the prairies, even though the todd family was among the aristocracy of lexington, kentucky. >> people were talking about the lincolns as if they were h hayseeds, coming in to have a hoedown in the white house. >> they thought she was unsophisticated and unfit for the duty of social leadership. >> ...

Confederacy because jefferson davis was being inaugurated the same month as abraham lincoln. >> but mrs. lincoln longed to be regarded as the leader of washington society. it was her dream to be first lady. she expected deference, fame, social leadership, but it wasn't given. >> the washington establishment regarded her as a rube and a hick, a wild person from the prairies. even though the todd family was among the aristocracy of lexington, kentucky. >> people were talking about the lincolns as if they were hay seeds, coming in ready to have a hoe down in the white house. >> they thought she w...