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Tennessee Women of Vision and Courage

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ISBN-10: 1490381554

ISBN-13: 9781490381558

Edition: 2013

Authors: Charlotte Crawford, Ruth Johnson Smiley

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Tennessee women fight for their right to vote, compulsory education for children, racial justice, and equal opportunities. Their pioneering spirit, vision, and courage enable them to overcome hardship and adversity to blaze a trail for other women. Ranging from pioneers to twentieth century activists, their stories inspire women and girls of today. A one-act play of a woman suffrage rally in 1913 resounds with the voices of women in winning the right to vote and highlights the important place of Tennessee women in that battle. Historical accounts from across the state reflect the achievements of twenty-two remarkable women. Brenda Vineyard Runyon opens the nation's first woman's bank in…    
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Book details

List price: $16.99
Copyright year: 2013
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication date: 10/3/2013
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 206
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.748
Language: English

Charlotte Crawford is a native of Polk County, Florida and is an eleventh generation Cracker. Grew up in a small town where people did not lock their doors and the high school produced many state-wide and national notables, over-achieving doctors and incredibly talented musicians. Her life around phosphate villages is invaluable to her ability to write about Cracker lore. She has led the typical quirky and varied life of a future writer...engineering drawing, accountant, real estate broker and a long stint in community theatre. Has written and performed songs and comedy. Considers herself to be a story teller and author. A graduate of Florida Atlantic University. Changed her major so many…