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The Daughters of Liberty didn’t join in on the public protests and riots incited by the Sons of Liberty in 1765. Instead, they organized and participated in boycotts and helped manufacture goods when non-importation agreements caused shortages.
In August of 1768, when Boston merchants signed a non-importation agreement in which they pledged not to import or sell British goods, this caused a shortage in the colony of specific goods like textiles.
When the colonists also decided to boycott British goods, particularly British tea, women joined in on the boycott. Since women were the ones who purchased consumer goods for their households, and some of them also ran small shops themselves, their actions had a major impact on British merchants, according to the book Revolutionary Mothers:
Click here to read full article – https://historyofmassachusetts.org/who-were-the-daughters-of-liberty/
If you are looking for a skirt and jacket made in the USA, try Cloth and Needle. I met this vendor at a craft fair years ago and love her skirts with the no roll waste bands. And the best part . . . made close to home in the USA. 🙂
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At seven weeks of development a baby is the size of a coffee bean—and for the first time, a heartbeat is clearly detectable.
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