Pauline's Passion and Punishment

Louisa May Alcott, a prominent 19th-century American novelist, is celebrated for her influential works, particularly "Little Women" and "Jo's Boys." A strong advocate for feminism and abolition, she dedicated part of her life to nursing during the Civil War at the Union Hospital in Georgetown, D.C. Alcott's experiences and beliefs significantly shaped her writing, reflecting her commitment to social issues and the empowerment of women.