Martha E. Kendall's Books

Chronicles the development of feminist ideas and women's rights in America from the Salem witchcraft trials of the seventeenth century through the appointment of the first woman secretary of state in the late twentieth century.

Susan B. Anthony defied the law in an era when it was illegal for women to vote. After casting a vote in the 1872 election, and being arrested for it, she worked closely with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and traveled across the United States promoting women's rights.

The gripping story of a young boy who survived the atrocities in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge and escaped to the United States.

Presents a biography of Herbert Hoover

A lifetime of wisdom has been compiled on the pages of Martha! Martha! As each author shares from the insights gained from their personal walk with God, we are invited to join the adventure that leads the willing heart to growth in the knowledge of Jesus Christ.

Presents a collection of quotes by Martha Stewart that, when culled together, describe her in her own words, through every phase of her life, from running a business, to making a home and building an empire.

Ellen S. Woodward (1887-1971) was touted as Roosevelt's second most powerful woman appointee. Among American women only Eleanor Roosevelt and Labor Department Secretary Frances Perkins could claim more elevated roles in the circle of FDR's administration. This long overdue biography of such a remarkable leader traces Woodward's odyssey from the parlors of her Mississippi clubwomen associates to a position as director of women's work relief under three successive New Deal agencies from 1933 to 1938. Swain depicts Woodward in the vital roles she took in alleviating the working woman's plight. Particularly rich is Swain's account of Woodward's attempts to remain vital in policymaking during the Truman era, when Eleanor Roosevelt was no longer the central figure of the women's coterie. Without minimizing the limitations of the programs under Woodward's aegis, Swain gives ample attention to the operation and internal dynamics of her ambitious projects. Though some of Woodward's project proved to be disappointing, others became rich legacies for programs in later administrations.

A fictional history of the Detchon family, based on letters and other source materials.

Book's by Martha E. Kendall

Failure is Impossible!

Failure is Impossible!

Susan B. Anthony

Susan B. Anthony

Alive in the Killing Fields

Alive in the Killing Fields

Herbert Hoover

Herbert Hoover

Martha! Martha! the Third Spiritual Adventure

Martha! Martha! the Third Spiritual Adventure

The World According to Martha

The World According to Martha

Ellen S. Woodward

Ellen S. Woodward

Kin Keepers

Kin Keepers

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