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In the ’60s, a Future Candidate Poured Her Heart Out in Letters 7 M# b6 R9 d% A9 ~% p9 G% q 6 [3 l0 Z+ E7 s4 U# [' t$ hPublished: July 29, 2007 3 N& p; U b0 V2 a
/ D: O2 X. b0 D 5 Y. C. ~2 \! H2 Z9 ]% tHillary Rodham in 1969' v& {2 ?% h6 }
0 w4 ^) i1 I0 h: n; R# b, M+ A , n7 ^& V/ p: ~6 t" M# ` n! M( f# |" |, `John Peavoy, now an English professor at Scripps College, holding some of the letters from Hillary Rodham.& V/ w+ ]" H, d# I T
[! {% q: W) f2 K% j( l8 L : s C7 d! V& p0 }2 ^4 I0 ?One of the letters, which show the presidential candidate’s political transformation in her years at Wellesley.. o5 O6 T+ a. }: o$ R
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