March is Women's History Month

We're celebrating by offering 40% off these selected titles.

Please note:

• Discount applies to web orders only
• Offer good through April 1, 2010
• No discount codes needed—final price reflects the 40% discount

  	An Everglades Providence Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the American Environmental Century Jack E. Davis	"Davis never met Douglas, but he has given her the serious biography she deserves. . . . It's a tour de force." —St. Petersburg Times
  	Georgia Women Their Lives and Times—Volume 1 Edited by Ann Short Chirhart and Betty Wood	"Provides a stunning introduction to the study of the role of passionate women in the creation of history and today." —Metro Spirit of Augusta
  	Louisiana Women Their Lives and Times Edited by Janet Allured and Judith F. Gentry	"This immensely readable collection of essays shows the great scope of Louisiana women's achievements." —New Orleans Times-Picayune
  	Mississippi Women Their Histories, Their Lives Edited by Martha H. Swain, Elizabeth Anne Payne, and Marjorie Julian Spruill Associate Editor, Susan Ditto Foreword by Anne Firor Scott	"For readers from Mississippi, the book offers a source of pride and inspiration; for others, it sheds light on a group of women whose noteworthy achievements went unnoticed for far too long." —Mississippi Magazine
  	Mississippi Women Their Histories, Their Lives—Volume 2 Edited by Elizabeth Anne Payne, Martha H. Swain, and Marjorie Julian Spruill Bibliography by Brenda M. Eagles	"The book's essays paint a portrait of Mississippi women—Native American, black, and white—which is relevant far beyond state lines or the boundaries of academic disciplines." —Suzanne Marrs, author of Eudora Welty, A Biography
  	Rosalie Edge, Hawk of Mercy The Activist Who Saved Nature from the Conservationists Dyana Z. Furmansky Foreword by Bill McKibben Afterword by Roland C. Clement	"Clearly relishing every moment of Edge’s remarkable life, Furmansky vividly enriches environmental history with her inspiring portrait of this indomitable champion of the wild." —Booklist
  	South Carolina Women Their Lives and Times—Volume 1 Edited by Marjorie J. Spruill, Valinda W. Littlefield, and Joan Marie Johnson	"Fascinating insights into some of the women who helped shape South Carolina . . . Together the essays show a collage of the types of women who make up our history and their strong ties to family." —Post and Courier
  	South Carolina Women Their Lives and Times—Volume 2 Edited by Marjorie Julian Spruill, Valinda W. Littlefield, and Joan Marie Johnson	"The articles are lively and the editors ground them in deep historical context that belies any notion of a stagnant state from Reconstruction to World War II. Read any one of these and you will want to read all." —Glenda Elizabeth Gilmore, Yale University
  	Tennessee Women Their Lives and Times—Volume 1 Edited by Sarah Wilkerson Freeman and Beverly Greene Bond Associate Editor, Laura Helper-Ferris	"Makes a major contribution to American women’s history, southern history, and especially to the history of the Volunteer State." —The Courier