Discover the extraordinary life of one of Britain's foremost aristocratic women of the seventeenth century with this captivating memoir of Lady Warwick. Abridged from A. Walker's The Virtuous Woman Found, this volume includes Lady Warwick's diary from 1666 to 1672, as well as selections from her other writings. An inspiring story of a woman who defied cultural expectations and made her own way in the world, this book offers readers a glimpse into the fascinating world of the English aristocracy.

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