Redeemer, Reformer, Rebel: The Progressive Era Activism of Dr. Kate Waller Barrett
"When Dr. Kate Waller Barrett died in 1925, the governor of Virginia ordered flags to be flown at half-staff, the first time in its four-century history that the commonwealth paid such a tribute to a woman. This is the first biography of Barrett, the ardent and remarkably successful Progressive Era social reformer. Barrett's life spanned a time of seismic change in the nation and in women's lives, particularly Southern women, as they forged new identities in the changing environment of the post-Civil War years and the Progressive era"-- Provided by publisher.
294 pages, 3 editions
English edition · First published 2026 by University of Virginia Press · ISBN 9780813954875
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