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Recounts the histories of eighteen women who played both major and minor roles during troubled times. Women in the American Revolution proves that, although men might have comprised the physical force that drove back the British, women helped provide the spititual, intellectual, and material sustenance that kept the Revolutionary fires alive.
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1 edition- Other · English · 1976Follett Pub. Co. · 335 pages · 9780695806040
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