Read by Burnadette Dunne

In this intimate portrait of an institution, America's first female
Supreme Court Justice traces the Court's history to its inner workings
in contemporary life. By couching her narrative in her personal reflections,
she shows how landmark cases, key ideas, and influential people have
built the Court as an edifice that continues to demand active
interpretation. Her book particularly emphasizes the turbulent battle
women have fought in the legal system since America's inception - her own
position an expression of the labors of the suffrage movement and its
efforts to change the lives of American women in voting booths, jury boxes,
and homes. One of the most powerful women in American history tells us
what she thinks matters most in American law.

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