Parlor Politics: In Which the Ladies of Washington Help Build a City and a Government (Jeffersonian America)

The "Women of Power in Washington" book is a groundbreaking exploration of the unsung heroines who shaped America's political landscape.

Through their unwavering dedication, these women created a social sphere that cemented relationships crucial to politics and legitimized the new capital in the eyes of European nations.

Despite cultural taboos, they navigated the dirty business of politics with grace and determination, allowing their husbands to maintain their republican purity.

This captivating narrative reveals the indispensable role women played in the early years of American democracy, offering a fresh perspective on the founding fathers and their legacy.