Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Women of the American Revolution, Vol. 1
There are in these volumes many proofs that Mrs. Ellet availed herself Of the Opportunities afforded her to draw from original sources. In some instances, the author acknowledged her indebtedness to the rich fields Of reminiscence In which it was her priv ilege to glean, in other passages the result Of such gleaning is evident from the minuteness and vivid-a ness with which She portrayed certain characters and depicted the scenes and circumstances in which they moved.
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