Women on the Political Stage: Hillary

Author: Modi
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Preface: Hillary is a highly controversial outstanding contemporary woman. Those who praise her call her a reformist who champions the rights of women and children. Those who dislike her call her an "ambitious person" or an "octopus with outstretched tentacles." The reason Hillary is always the center of controversy lies in her strong-willed nature, as she hopes to carve out her own sky in a world that is essentially male-dominated in the United States. But Hillary is only one person. People don't know if, one day, when Hillary fades from public view, will the American political stage still present that brilliant sparkle.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: In the Beginning
Chapter 2: Wellesley College
Chapter 3: Yale Law School
Chapter 4: From Washington to Arkansas
Chapter 5: United in Purpose
Chapter 6: Joining Forces to Reach the White House
Chapter 7: The First Lady of the White House
Chapter 8: Hillary's Territory
Chapter 9: Old Cases Resurfaced
Chapter 10: Entangled in Scandals
Chapter 11: A New Stage
Chapter 12: Making History