Before Hillary Clinton, before women could vote, there was Victoria Woodhull. Born into poverty, abused by her family, sold into marriage, Victoria became the...

I'm excited to tell you that the Book Readers Appreciation Group has awarded The Renegade Queen with a B.R.A.G. medallion. Only 10-15 percent of...

In the 1870s, media was just starting to become powerful, and pictures were more powerful than words. And one cartoonist, Thomas Nast, was the...

Calling herself “Moses” and promising to lead women to the promised land, she focused her attention to women’s rights. A fierce abolitionist, she is hostile...

Beecher campaigns against Victoria Woodhull’s radical social equality ideas until his own affair is exposed.  His life, career, and reputation are on the verge...

By M.J. Neary, author of Martyrs and Traitors "Those who want a mask have to wear it,” Florence Fulton Hobson declares in an unsigned article in...

Living in Indiana, I have a special interest in Henry Ward Beecher for he was founder of the Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis before...

Tennessee Claflin, after she moved to England, married a very wealthy Brit, Francis Cook, Viscount of Montserrat. A believer in women's rights, he encouraged...