From the Book - Research Collections
Introduction / Marjorie Julian Spruill, Valinda W. Littlefield, & Joan Marie Johnson
The Lady of Cofitachequi: gender and political power among native Southerners / Christina Snyder
Judith Gilton: from Southern France to the Carolina Lowcountry / Bertrand Van Ruymbeke
Mary Fisher, Sophia Hume, and the Quakers of Colonial Charleston: women professing godliness / Randy J. Sparks
Mary-Anne Schad and Mrs. Brown: Overseers' wives in Colonial South Carolina / Laura Rose Sandy
Eliza Lucas Pinckney and Harriott Pinckney Horry: A South Carolina Revolutionary-era mother and daughter / Constance B. Schulz
Rebecca Brewton Motte: Revolutionary South Carolinian / Alexia Jones Helsley
Dolly, Lavinia, Maria, and Susan: Enslaved women in antebellum South Carolina / Emily West
The Bettingall-Tunno family and the free black women of antebellum Charleston: A freedom both contingent and constrained / Amrita Chakrabarti Myers
Angelina Grimke: abolition and redemption in a crusade against slavery / Charles Wilbanks
Elizabeth Allston Pringle: a woman rice planter / Charles Joyner
Mother Mary Baptista Aloysius (nee Ellen Lynch): a Confederate nun and her Southern identity / Nancy Stockton
Mary Boykin Chesnut: Civil War redux / Elisabeth Showalter Muhlenfeld
Frances Neves and her family: Upcountry women in the civil war / Sara Marie Eye
Lucy Holcombe Pickens: belle, political novelist, and Southern lady / Orville Vernon and Georganne Burton.
