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Martha Washington's Will

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Women Of The Revolutionary War: Camp Followers

29,210 views • July 04, 2019

Did you know that women were a big part of running a British encampment during the Revolutionary War? Reenactors Jane Pease and Christian Howlett are 18th-century reenactors who portray the live of two women in a British encampment. In this interview, they talk about the circumstances that would have lead to a woman to become a camp follower.