Mentees Turned Scholars Reflect on the Dawn of First Ladies Studies and the Man Credited With Its Founding

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Mentees Turned Scholars Reflect on the Dawn of First Ladies Studies and the Man Credited With Its Founding

New FLARE monograph honoring Lewis L. Gould shows how the historian inspired more women in a new academic field.

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