Description
Carol Berkin’s book, Revolutionary Mothers: Women In the Struggle for America’s Independence, explores the active involvement of women beyond Abigail Adams, Martha Washington and Betsy Ross in the American Revolution. Each chapter delves into the experiences of women who protested against English policy, toiled on the home front and followed the army, generals’ wives, Loyalist women, Native American women, and African American women. (Softcover, 194 pages)
