The Brave Women and Children of the American

Their deeds may not be very well known. But America's women and children proved themselves equal to the men in courage and determination during the Revolution. Brave women and children served as spies. They helped the army in the field. A few women even disguised themselves as men so they could fight in battle. The efforts of these unsung heroes helped the United States win the war and gain its independence. Book jacket.

The Roles of Women and Children	p. 4
Holding Down the Home Front	p. 14
Following the Army	p. 22
At the Battlefront	p. 28
Spies and Messengers	p. 34
Timeline	p. 40
Chapter Notes	p. 42
Glossary	p. 45
Further Reading	p. 47
Index	p. 48
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