1768-1849

Chronicles the founding years of the American nation, focusing on the role Dolley Madison and her husband James played in the nation's establishment.

Chronicles the life of Dolley Madison, discussing her Quaker childhood, her marriage to James Madison, her political life as First Lady, and her legacy in American history.

Susie, her daughter, Clara, and her granddaughter, Susan, are united by love, a fierce devotion to each other, and a growing desire for freedom.

A biography of Dolley Madison, wife of the fourth president of the United States, from her Quaker childhood to her roles as a hostess for Thomas Jefferson, First Lady, and heroine in the War of 1812.

Describes Dolley Madison's role as First Lady during her husband's term as the fourth American president, with an emphasis on her activities as hostess in the White House.

A biography of the popular wife of President James Madison.

With the aid of their magical spyglass, Mattie, Alex, and Sophie Chapman travel to Washington, D.C., during the War of 1812 to help Dolley Madison.

Susie, her daughter, Clara, and her granddaughter, Susan, all house slaves born and raised at the Virginia plantation of President James Madison, enter a period of constant peril when the plantation falls to a series of owners, one of whom sells Susan to a Richmond businessman.

Recounts the adventures of Dolley and James Madison during the years James Madison served as the fourth President of the United States.

Briefly describes the life of First Lady Dolley Madison, including her accomplishments and her impact on American history.