Introduction

Biography

Miller gra­du­at­ed from Bryn Mawr Col­lege (1921), earned a de­gree in eco­no­mics from Ox­ford Uni­ver­si­ty (1922) and a doc­tor­ate in po­li­ti­cal sci­ence from the Uni­ver­si­ty of Chi­ca­go (1928).

She worked as a cor­res­pon­dent for The Eco­no­mist and News­week.

Works

• George Ma­son, Con­sti­tu­tion­al­ist
• The Case for Li­ber­ty
• Bridge to Asia: The Greeks in the East­ern Me­di­ter­ra­ne­an
• Captains from De­von: The Great Eli­za­be­than Sea­far­ers Who Won the Oceans for Eng­land
• Colonel Parke of Vir­gin­ia: The Great­est Hec­tor in the Town
• Greece Through the Ag­es, as Seen by Tra­vel­ers from He­ro­do­tus to By­ron
• Greek Ho­ri­zons
• Realms of Ar­thur
• France, Cross­roads of a Con­ti­nent
• Tobacco and the Brill­iant
• Passage to Am­eri­ca: Ra­leigh’s Co­lo­nists Take Ship for Roa­noke
• Foreign Trade and the Work­er’s Job
• George Ma­son of Gun­ston Hall
• Yours for To­mor­row: A Per­son­al Tes­ta­ment of Free­dom
• The Gi­ant of the World
• Historic Plac­es Around the Out­er Banks
• Sicily and the West­ern Co­lo­nies of Greece
• George Ma­son, Gen­tle­man Re­vo­lu­tion­ary
• The Kitch­en in War Pro­duct­ion
• You in the U.S.A
• Planning the War for Peace
• George Ma­son, the Man Who Didn’t Sign
• America’s Ma­gi­not Lines
• Carrie Chap­man Catt: The Pow­er of an Idea