In a world dominated by men, the women who reach the ultimate political power of ruling a society are viewed almost as curiosities. Whether a brilliant governor or flawed by ego, ambition, or ineffective power, each of these remarkable individuals achieved heights rarely afforded women.
Guida M. Jackson is a lecturer in the English Foundations Department at the University of Houston, Houston, TX and managing editor of Touchstone Literary Journal.
"Recommended for high schools." - Gale.com "Recommended for public libraries." - Library Journal "This work is recommended for high school libraries." - American Reference Books Annual "An excellent survey which provides a starting point for research papers and an understanding of the role of women in world politics." - The Bookwatch
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