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National Women's History Museum article on women who were spies
Biographies from the National Women's History Museum:
Website with primary sources (actual documents from the time) from women during the Revolution
Article about laws that made women have fewer rights
Article about Abigail Adams, famous for her writing, advocacy for women's rights, and her marriage to John Adams
Article about Esther de Berdt Reed, who was a famous organizer during the American Revolution
Article about ways women supported soldiers in camp during the Revolution, including several specific women, Margaret Cochran Corbin and Mary Ludwig Hays
Article about Sybil Ludington, famous for her contribution in rousing men to fight
Article about Martha Washington and other women who came to Valley Forge
Article about Catherine Moore "Kate" Barry and her contribution to the war
Article about spies during the Revolution, including Lydia Darragh
Article about how ideas about women's place changed during the Revolutionary War
Article about enslaved people and several specific women including Elizabeth Freeman ("Mum Bett") and a woman named Eve during the American Revolution
Article about Mercy Otis Warren, a writer who was famous during the American Revolution
Article about Deborah Sampson, a woman who served as a soldier during the Revolution by keeping her gender a secret