Ladies turned to guns to defend themselves from "summary" of Pistols and Petticoats by Erika Janik
In the face of danger, women in the West did not sit idly by. They did not rely solely on the protection of the men around them. Instead, they took matters into their own hands - quite literally. When push came to shove, these ladies turned to guns to defend themselves. It was not a matter of choice, but a matter of survival in a harsh and unforgiving environment. These women knew that they had to be able to protect themselves, as there was no guarantee that a man would always be there to do so. They understood that in the Wild West, danger lurked around every corner - from outlaws to wild animals. Guns became a necessary tool in their arsenal, a means of leveling the playing field in a world where strength often equated with power. For...
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