Includes bibliographical references (pages 209-211) and index.
Formatted Contents Note:
1. Bunker Hill Farm -- 2. Blackwell -- 3. Seneca Falls -- Other Pioneers of Womens' Rights -- 4. Medicine -- 5. Eccentric -- 6. What God Hath Joined -- 7. Orator -- 8. The Lines Are Drawn -- 9. Washington, 1861 -- Medicine and the Union Army -- 10. Indiana Hospital -- 11. Army of the Potomac -- Disease, Wounds & Treatments -- 12. Fredericksburg -- 13. Washington, 1863 -- 14. Tennessee -- 15. Spy -- 16. Castle Thunder -- 17. Louisville -- 18. The Medal -- Mary Walker's Medal of Honor Citation -- 19. Post-War -- 20. Hard Times -- Dr. Mary's Prescriptions -- 21. Last Battle.
Summary, etc.:
Profiles the only woman to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor, including her Civil War service, women's rights advocacy, and arrests for wearing slacks.