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francis also was the middleman of philip francis mcclellan, his grandfather, who have all the money.when the family moved back his father could not even keep the family gathered because of finances, but they still wanted in this society. he send him to the most prestigious private school. he sent into dancing lessons a couple blocks away on grand avenue. and so fitzgerald was rubbing shoulders, of course, with the lead of summit avenue in and the his folks were not quite there. no, it is not that he was a poor boy. he was like a millionaire amongst billionaires'. you don't feel sorry for the millionaire. many of the stories were about the influence of money. i would not say the worship of money, but just the fact that it was such a big driver in the united states. he came back just on the cusp of being a teenager. he was very handsome, smart. he was a leader, a natural leader. but sometimes he was probably a little over aggressive. so in the st. paul academy school magazine one of his friends said, well, somebody praise him to shut him out. apparently he talked a lot. he wanted to pl

the francis was the middle name of philip francis mcclellan, his grandfather who had all the money. so when the family moved back to st. paul in 1908 his father could not even keep the family together because of finances but they still wanted to thrust him into this saint paul society so what do you do? sent him to the most prestigious private school in st. paul, st. paul academy, sending to dancing lessons a couple blocks away on grand avenue. and so fitzgerald was rubbing shoulders of course with the elite of summit avenue even though his folks were not quite there. it is not that he was a poor boy, he was like today you would think of him as the millionaire among billionaires'. you don't feel sorry for the millionaire. many of his stories are about the influence of money and what wouldn't say the worst of the money but just the fact that money was such a big driver in the united states. he came back to st. paul as i said, on the cusp of being a teenager. he was very handsome. he was very smart and he was a leader. he was a natural leader but sometimes he was probably a little ove