Women Reclaimed

Mothers, Sisters, Soldiers, Spies examines the long, continuous history of women’s participation in American wars—not as rare exceptions, but as an essential part of how war has actually been fought, sustained, and endured.
From the Revolutionary War through the War on Terror, women fed and followed armies, gathered intelligence, organized...

The American frontier was built on courage, sacrifice, and unbelievable resilience—and women were at the center of it all.

Women on the Prairie uncovers the powerful, often overlooked stories of the women who crossed plains, survived captivity, forged alliances, buried children, tended soldiers, negotiated with Native nations, and endured...