Ep. 76: The Texas Cattle Queen

from WISE ABOUT TEXAS Hosted by Ken Wise

Right after the civil war, women weren’t really expected (or even thought capable) to be in business. But of course, Texas women proved them wrong. Lizzie Johnson was a school teacher, but she was also a writer and discovered how lucrative the cattle business could be. So she became a cattle baroness and Austin real...

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