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0 reviewsFiery suffragettes, unconventional first ladies and rebellious
socialites—turning up their noses at ladylike behavior,these pioneering women of
Washington, D.C., shattered the expectations of a tightly corseted society.
Escaped slave turned spy Mary Touvestre risked it all to scuttle Confederate
plans to break the Union blockade. Trading petticoats for trousers to work at the Union hospitals, Dr. Mary E. Walker was both the only
female Medal of Honor recipient and the possessor of a police record for
impersonating a man. During Prohibition, First Lady Florence Harding hosted
jazz soirees and served up cocktails in the White House gardens. From
pioneering photographers and newspaperwomen to enterprising madams and soldiers
in disguise, author Canden Schwantes introduces readers to the decidedly daring
and wild women of the capital.
