The Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge · Character
Victoria Josephine Coolidge
Coolidge's sister, who died young and was deeply mourned by the family.
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Also known as Victoria Josephine ( Moore ) Coolidge
First appearance: I: Scenes of My Childhood
Victoria Josephine Coolidge shows up with force in I: Scenes of My Childhood. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Coolidge's mother, mentioned as living in the cottage attached to the post office and store at the time of his birth.
Victoria Josephine Coolidge first appears in 0002 i scenes of my childhood.
In I: Scenes of My Childhood: Coolidge's mother, mentioned as living in the cottage attached to the post office and store at the time of his birth.
Later, in List of Illustrations: Portrayed as Calvin Coolidge's mother around the time of her marriage.
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- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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