Women Warriors
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Women Warriors: A True Woman Warrior Lifts Up Other Women
By Karen Melonie GouldWomen Warriors: A True Woman Warrior Lifts Up Other Women
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Women Warriors: An Unexpected History
By Pamela D. TolerIn one of the best-known examples, Irish-born Kit Cavanagh (1667– 1739), also known as Christian Davies, Christopher Welsh, and "Mother Ross" at various points in her career, claimed she enlisted to search for her first husband after he ...
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Women Warriors: An Unexpected History
By Pamela D. TolerSusan B. Edgington and Sarah Lambert (New York: Columbia University Press, 2002),46. Note the cautious"it is said." Zonaras knows he is looking at the distant past through a telescope. We have a similar account from twelfth-century ...
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Women Warriors: A History
By David E. JonesGlobal in its focus and pan-historical in its scope, Women Warriors includes the stories of scores of women leaders, soldiers, pirates, outlaws, terrorists, cavalry leaders, and more. In first-century Britain,...
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Women Warriors
By Elizabeth SchmermundAlthough war has long been considered the domain of men, women have courageously fought for their families, their nations, and their causes_whether on the battlefield or off.
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Women Warriors: An Unexpected History
By Pamela D. TolerThese are the stories of women who fought because they wanted to, because they had to, or because they could.
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Women Warriors: Ten Courageous Lives of Women Who Went to War
By Tracey-Ann KnightExplores the compelling lives of the extraordinary women who rebelled against constraints placed upon their sex to become warriors.
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Women Warriors: Myths and Legends of Heroic Women
By Marianna MayerFrom the story of Britain's proud queen Boadicea to that of the Sioux warrior Winyan Ohitika, Marianna Mayer re-creates twelve thrilling tales of war and bravery, bitterness and triumph.