The Southern Lady: From Pedestal to Politics, 1830-1930

by Anne Firor Scott

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Anne Scott's "The Southern Lady" was originally published in 1970. In this text, the author describes how it came to be written, asks what she would do differently now, and suggests areas for further exploration.

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Anne Firor Scott Is Right On Target!, 2000-05-11
In this book, Anne Firor Scott takes an in-depth look at the Woman Suffrage movement in the South. Scott is the first historian to write extensively on the subject of woman suffrage in the South. Later historians either agree or disagree with her work. This book is one of her best works. She gives the reader a good understanding of why woman suffrage was not so widely embraced by southern women. Her study looks at women's lives in the South before and after the Civil War. She explains the hardships and responsibilities of antebellum women, and the deprivations these women faced after the fall of the Confederacy. YOU CANNOT STUDY WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN THE SOUTH WITHOUT READING THIS BOOK! It is a classic work, and I highly recommend it!

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