Women in public life
Elizabeth Dole is presented through her government, charitable and elected roles, including cabinet positions, American Red Cross leadership and Senate service.
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Dana Meachen Rau - Author
A concise life-and-career introduction to Elizabeth Dole, focusing on public service, cabinet work, the American Red Cross and her election as a North Carolina senator, with political context through her husband’s career.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA concise life-and-career introduction to Elizabeth Dole, focusing on public service, cabinet work, the American Red Cross and her election as a North Carolina senator, with political context through her husband’s career.
Elizabeth Dole is presented through her government, charitable and elected roles, including cabinet positions, American Red Cross leadership and Senate service.
The book covers Elizabeth Dole’s work as secretary of transportation and labour, president of the American Red Cross and U. S. senator.
The political material may be most useful when read as an introduction rather than a complete account.
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