Uppity Women of the New World

by Vicki Leon

Series: Uppity Women

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This collection of real-life stories about female pioneers covers more than 225 women living between the early 1500s and the mid-1800s who contributed to the exploration of the New World as they battled against slavery, formed friendships with Indians, and dressed as men to fight in wars.

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Jeanne Baret

Bartira Isabel Dias

Mary Allerton

Rose of Lima (Isabel Flores)

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This collection of real-life stories about female pioneers covers more than 225 women living between the early 1500s and the mid-1800s who contributed to the exploration of the New World as they battled against slavery, formed friendships with Indians, and dressed as men to fight in wars.

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