War is a man's game-or so goes the standard wisdom. But from the beginning of recorded history, women have played an integral part in war: leaders to warriors, resistance fighters to resisters, providers-of-aid to aides-de-camp. This encyclopedia covers the entire range of women's role in war and battle.
Bernard A. Cook, PhD, is professor of history at Loyola University, New Orleans, LA.
"Recommended. All libraries supporting lower-level undergraduates through faculty/researchers." - Choice "Women and War is suitable for both the general reader and the specialist. The encyclopedia is recommended for addition to the reference collections in public libraries, high school libraries, and academic libraries, especially those with strong women's studies and military history collections." - Reference & User Services Quarterly "These volumes provide an excellent introduction to women's activities in war and can serve as a starting point for more in-depth research." - Feminist Collections "[A] reference no collection should be without: from specialty military collections to general-interst public library holdings" - Midwest Book Review
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