Hit: Essays on Women's Rights (Classics in Women's Studies)
"Walker's book deserves to be read today, . . . as it puts into historical perspective the efforts of one of the first suffragists of America whose ideas helped promote the cause of the women's rights movement.  On another level, it should also be perused as it gives us insights into the character of an early woman pioneer in medicine whose exploits generated a great deal of controversy given that they were so much at odds with the dominant image of the Victorian woman at the time." -- Mercedes Graf