First Ladies A Biographical Dictionary Political Biographies 3rd Edition by Dorothy Schneider, Carl J Schneider – Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery:081607724X, 978-0816077243
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ISBN 10: 081607724X
ISBN 13: 978-0816077243
Author: Dorothy Schneider, Carl J. Schneider
Praise for the previous edition:
“…appealing as well as informative. Recommended for high-school, public, and undergraduate libraries.”—Booklist
“…would make for fascinating reading in public libraries…also a good choice for high school and undergraduate collections.”—Library Journal
Completely updated through the inauguration in January 2009, First Ladies, Third Edition covers all the women who have held this esteemed “office” since the founding of the United States. Featuring a new profile of current first lady Michelle Obama, this revised edition includes updates and additions to the profiles of Laura Bush, Nancy Reagan, Rosalynn Carter, Barbara Bush, and Hillary Rodham Clinton. New sources have also been added to the further reading lists throughout and to the bibliography.
An in-depth introductory essay traces the history of the first lady, including changes in the idea of what a president’s wife should do and be, and how such notions have been affected by society’s changing ideas about the role of women. Arranged chronologically by term of presidency, each biographical entry includes a detailed biography emphasizing each first lady’s life during the presidency, as well as a chronology, appendixes, and suggestions for further reading. Appendixes listing White House hostesses, first lady “firsts,” and first ladies’ reflections; a general bibliography; and an index round out this comprehensive edition.
Table of contents:
Introduction
The Role of the First Lady
Historical Evolution of the Position
Biographical Profiles of First Ladies
Martha Washington (1789–1797)
Abigail Adams (1797–1801)
Dolley Madison (1809–1817)
Mary Todd Lincoln (1861–1865)
Eleanor Roosevelt (1933–1945)
Jacqueline Kennedy (1961–1963)
Hillary Clinton (1993–2001)
Michelle Obama (2009–2017)
Jill Biden (2021–Present)
(And all other First Ladies in chronological order)
Themes and Contributions
First Ladies as Political Influencers
Advocacy and Social Initiatives
The Evolution of Public Expectations
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