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Step back into colonial America with Charles Carleton Coffin's "Daughters of the Revolution and Their Times: 1769-1776, A Historical Romance." This meticulously reprinted edition transports readers to the heart of pre-Revolutionary Massachusetts, offering a glimpse into a pivotal period of American history. Experience the tensions and passions of the era as the seeds of revolution are sown.
This historical fiction captures the spirit of the time, exploring the lives and loves of those caught in the burgeoning conflict. Delve into a world of courage and conviction, where the fight for liberty intertwines with personal destinies. While categorized as a historical romance, the narrative provides insights into the historical context surrounding the American Revolution, showcasing the era's defining moments. Discover the world of colonial America and the daughters of liberty in this classic tale of love and revolution.
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