Women of Courage #107 Landmark HB/PC Hardcover - 1964

Random House, 1964. Hardcover. Very Good. 8x5x1. Carolyn Cather. Harder to Find Vintage Pictorial Cover Landmark Hardback Book in Good to Very Good condition. Inside text is in Very Good condition and appears to have had little use. There is a name, street address, and phone number written inside the front cover in the top left corner area. Three numbers written on the first end page and on the first blank end page there is an inscription dated "12/25/64". No other writing or markings in the book. Difficult to find this book as a Non-Ex Library Book in this condition. Outside pictorial covers are in good condition with some minor soiling to the covers and corner wear. Book has come from a private collection and was NEVER in a library. This is a less common title in the Landmark series and very hard to find in this condition and NOT an ex-library book. This title was not issued with a Dust Jacket. Landmark Books and World Landmark Books are accurate, in-depth stories for young people in the 9-15 year old range. These living histories were written by award-winning authors or by men and women who experienced the events first hand. Written during the 1950's and 1960's and illustrated either with two-color drawings or clear photographs, the books are informative, enjoyable, and well worth reading and collecting. Women of Courage Landmark Book #107. This is a book about the lives of five women. They were alike in being a women of unusual courage, but the lives they led were very different. Susan B. Anthony fought down the line for woman's right to have rights. Jane Addams walked out of her comfortable private parlor to make Chicago's slums her home. Mary McLeod Bethune, like a conscience, drilled away at prejudices which kept Negro children from growing up to share the good things in American life. Amelia Earhart flew airplanes, proving that women as well as men have spirit to dare and do. Margaret Mead traveled to the corners of the world in her search for the secrets of human nature. There are numberless extraordinary American women whose lives are woven into the bright pattern of our country. These five stand out for their boldness and imagination.