Patriots in Petticoats: Women of the American Revolution

In Patriots In Petticoats, Tammy Feight Rutland uncovers the hidden force behind America's fight for independence: the women who spied, fought, organized, and sacrificed in silence. From coded messages on clotheslines to battlefield courage under fire, these stories reveal a revolution far richer-and more human-than we've been taught.Tammy Feight Rutland brings these overlooked voices to life through vivid storytelling and carefully researched accounts. This book is for readers who crave deeper history, educators seeking fuller narratives, and anyone inspired by courage under pressure. The author weaves together stories of spies like Anna Strong, soldiers like Deborah Sampson, and influential figures like Abigail Adams, showing how ordinary women made extraordinary decisions when it mattered most.You'll discover how these women shaped intelligence networks, influenced political decisions, sustained armies, and redefined what was possible in their time-often without recognition.- Reveal the untold roles women played in winning independence- Discover real stories of female spies, soldiers, and strategists- Understand how everyday actions became acts of resistance- Gain a richer, more complete view of American history- Be inspired by courage, resilience, and quiet leadershipGrab your copy of Patriots In Petticoats today and uncover the stories that history nearly left behind.