so when ralph ketchum was doing his wonderful biography of madison, he would note where he saw a dollyaper here and there. people keep women he's papers differently than they keep men's. so it was really wonderful to have. one of the papers that came up that exists now only in mic microfilm -- thanks to you -- is a version of the memoir written by dolly's niece, mary cutts. use the "memoir" this way because most of the stuff in the memoir happens before she's even born. we kind of think it as the closestclose est automatic auto biographical information we have. >> dolly is first lady for eight years during madison's administration. >> yes. >> jefferson is a widower in the previous eight years. and james monroe who serves the next eight years after madison, his wife is somewhat limited in her ability to be in the public eye. so could you talk about how dolly her role as first lady expand in either one of those administrations? >> yes. so this is a question about dolly and her role as first lady. first, i would pity anybody who followed dolly madison. she was an act to follow. sadly for

so when ralph ketchum was doing his wonderful biography of madison, he would note where he saw a dollyaper here and there. people keep women's papers differently than they keep men's. so it was really wonderful to have. one of the papers that came up that exists now only in microfilm -- thanks to you -- is a version of the memoir written by dolly's niece, mary cutts. use the "memoir" this way because most of the stuff in the memoir happens before she's even born. we kind of think it as the close est auto biographical information we have. it refers to that. >> you're standing there. >> i'm by the mic. >> you are. >> dolly is first lady for eight years during madison's administration. >> yes. >> jefferson is a widower in the previous eight years. and james monroe who serves the next eight years after madison, his wife is somewhat limited in her ability to be in the public eye. so could you talk about how dolly her role as first lady expand in either one of those administrations? >> yes. so this is a question about dolly and her role as first lady. first, i would pity anybody who followed

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so when ralph ketchum was doing his biography of madison, he would note where he saw a dolley paper. and people keep women's papers differently than they keep mens. so one of the papers that exists now only in microfilm thanks to you is a version of the memoir written by dolley's niece mary cuts and i use the "memoir" this way because most of the stuff in the memoir happens before she's even born. so we kind of think it is the closest autobiographical voice to dolley that we have and that's the source of the great little madison, yes. so he's definitely famous. yes. sir, you're standing there. good for you. >> i'm by the mic. >> you are. >> dolley is first lady for eight years during madison's administration. jefferson is a widower in a previous eight years and james monroe, who serves the next eight years after madison, his wife is somewhat limited her her ability to be in the public eye could you talk about how dolley -- does her role as first lady expand in either one of those administrations? >> i would pity anybody who would follow dolley madison. and sadly for elizabeth monroe