Enterprising Women: Gender, Race, and Power in the Revolutionary Atlantic (Race in the Atlantic World)
by Cassandra Pybus, Kit Candlin
Enterprising Women explores the connections between gender, race, and power in the Revolutionary Atlantic. Focusing on women and enterprise, Cassandra Pybus and Kit Candlin offer a scholarly historical perspective on social and political change across the Atlantic world.
About This Book
Enterprising Women examines the relationships among gender, race, and power in the Revolutionary Atlantic.
The book focuses on women and enterprise within a period of major political and social change.
As part of the Race in the Atlantic World series, it places these themes within a broader Atlantic historical context.
Written by Cassandra Pybus and Kit Candlin, this scholarly work explores how women’s experiences intersected with structures of race and authority.
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