Description
1981 edition. Paperback cover has some broad wrinkling. The pages are clean and in good condition but are affected by the same wrinkling as the covers. The binding is secure.
This compelling biography pays tribute to the remarkable life of Dr. Josephine Evarts, a pioneering woman in the field of medicine and public health. Written by Eunice and April Radbill Trowbridge, the book offers a rich tapestry of Evarts’ journey, weaving together her personal triumphs and challenges with the broader historical context of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in 1876, Evarts defied societal norms by pursuing a medical degree at a time when few women were afforded such opportunities. Her unwavering determination and intellect paved the way for her groundbreaking work in combating infectious diseases and improving public health standards, particularly in rural communities. This copy, though bearing the gentle wrinkles of time, is a testament to the enduring legacy of a trailblazer whose impact on public health and women’s rights continues to resonate today. Collectors and readers alike will appreciate the authors’ meticulous research and insightful portrayal of a woman who shattered glass ceilings and left an indelible mark on the medical profession.
