Obstinate daughters the rebels, writers, and renegade women who ignited the American Revolution
"The NYT bestselling author of The Girls of Atomic City challenges the traditional mythology of the American Revolution by bringing to light the essential role women played in the fight for independence. We think we know the history and the figures of the American Revolution--the founding fathers an...
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New York, NY :
Dutton,
[2026]
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Table of Contents:
- How it Begins
- A Bloody Time in Boston
- Freedom's Many Trails
- Boston Un-Common
- The Dismal and the Determined
- War Comes to All
- Of Loss and Loyalty
- Standing in the Circle
- Prelude toIndependence: The Dawn of 1776
- Manahatta
- A Plot is Afoot
- Shades of Indigo
- Planter. Mother. Patriot.
- Shades of Freedom: July 4, 1776
- Two Weeks (or so) In July
- The Hidden City
- Choices, Consequences, and an Island Lost
- Three Women, One Friend, Shifting Tides
- In Ink. In Stone. In Metal.
- Of Those Both Missed and Mythical
- Melted Majesty
- Forged in the Valley
- Colonial Dames
- Chasing Molly Finding Betsy
- Tides Turn South
- Freedom's Wake
- July 4 . . . Redux
- Epilogue
- Obstinate Daughters.
