ISBN: 9798282509151 - the edenton rebellion: women who defied an empire (11 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Edenton Rebellion - Women Who Defied an EmpirePart of the Hidden Histories of the Tar Heel State Series by author Robin Crumpler They risked everything-with no right to vote, no political power, and no legal protection. But in 1774, a group of women from North Carolina helped change the course of American history. In the quiet coastal town of Edenton, North Carolina, fifty-one bold women did what no colonial woman had ever dared: they publicly defied the British Crown, risking the death penalty for treason. Signing their names to a political petition boycotting British tea and goods, these women launched one of the earliest organized acts of female resistance in the American colonies-now known as the Edenton Tea Party. The Edenton Rebellion - Women Who Defied an Empire brings this little-known Revolutionary War story to life with gripping historical detail and narrative flair. Readers will discover how these women's actions shocked both American patriots and British loyalists, made headlines across the Atlantic, and helped ignite the spirit of independence in the American South. This book is perfect for fans of: - Revolutionary War history- Women's roles in early America- North Carolina history- True stories of defiance and courage- Local hidden histories with national impactBased on extensive research using colonial newspapers, letters, and original petitions, this compelling account explores the social risks, political implications, and long-term legacy of the Edenton Tea Party. The book also examines how the event was ridiculed in British cartoons and dismissed in American textbooks-until now. This is the first in a series of books on North Carolina history. Whether you're a teacher, student, or curious reader, this nonfiction narrative offers a fresh look at the American Revolution through the eyes of the women who lived it. About the Author>Robin is also the author of Disaster! U.S. Foreign Policy Since the End of the Cold War (nonfiction) and The Cadence (political thriller), and writes children's books under the name 'Uncle Robin,' including the Gary the Gator and the Beulaville Cousins series.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Edenton Rebellion - Women Who Defied an EmpirePart of the Hidden Histories of the Tar Heel State Series by author Robin Crumpler They risked everything-with no right to vote, no political power, and no legal protection. But in 1774, a group of women from North Carolina helped change the course of American history. In the quiet coastal town of Edenton, North Carolina, fifty-one bold women did what no colonial woman had ever dared: they publicly defied the British Crown, risking the death penalty for treason. Signing their names to a political petition boycotting British tea and goods, these women launched one of the earliest organized acts of female resistance in the American colonies-now known as the Edenton Tea Party. The Edenton Rebellion - Women Who Defied an Empire brings this little-known Revolutionary War story to life with gripping historical detail and narrative flair. Readers will discover how these women's actions shocked both American patriots and British loyalists, made headlines across the Atlantic, and helped ignite the spirit of independence in the American South. This book is perfect for fans of: Revolutionary War historyWomen's roles in early AmericaNorth Carolina historyTrue stories of defiance and courageLocal hidden histories with national impactBased on extensive research using colonial newspapers, letters, and original petitions, this compelling account explores the social risks, political implications, and long-term legacy of the Edenton Tea Party. The book also examines how the event was ridiculed in British cartoons and dismissed in American textbooks-until now. This is the first in a series of books on North Carolina history. Whether you're a teacher, student, or curious reader, this nonfiction narrative offers a fresh look at the American Revolution through the eyes of the women who lived it. About the AuthorRobin Crumpler is a native North Carolinian with a degree in history from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A retired U.S. Army Infantry Officer, Robin, in addition to his business responsibilities, now teaches high school civics, U.S. history, leadership, management, and coaches football in rural eastern North Carolina. His family's deep roots in the state and passion for untold stories fuel his work as a writer and educator. Robin is also the author of Disaster! U.S. Foreign Policy Since the End of the Cold War (nonfiction) and The Crown Protocol (political thriller), and writes children's books under the name "Uncle Robin," including the Gary the Gator and the Beulaville Cousins series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…