The Library of Congress has published American Women: A Library of Congress Guide for the Study of Women's History and Culture in the United States in cooperation with University Press of New England. This latest addition to the library’s series of resource guides provides a blueprint for research in the field of American women’s history and culture using the library’s vast collections in various disciplines and formats. The 456-page softcover book has 12 chapters, nearly 300 illustrations, and five topical essays, many of which are written by the library’s subject area specialists.
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