Eat My Dust
From The Mason Historiographiki
Georgine Clarsen. Eat My Dust: Early Women Motorists. (The Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science, 126th series, number 1.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. 2008. Pp. xi, 196. $50.00.
Summary
Contents:
1. Movement in a Minor Key: Dilemmas of theWoman Motorist
2. A War Product: The British Motoring Girl and Her Garage
3. A Car Made by English Ladies for Others of Their Sex: The Feminist Factory and the Lady's Car
4. Transcontinental Travel: The Politics of Automobile Consumption in the United States
5. Campaigns on Wheels: American Automobiles and a Suffrage of Consumption
6. "The Woman Who Does": A Melbourne Women's Motor Garage
7. Driving Australian Modernity: Conquering Australia by Car
8. Machines as the Measure of Women: Cape-to-Cairo by Car
