The Sewing Girl's Tale: A Story of Crime and Consequences in Revolutionary America
In The Sewing Girl's Tale, John Wood Sweet examines crime and its consequences in Revolutionary America. Set against a period of political and social transformation, this work explores changing ideas about justice, responsibility, and society while illuminating the historical context surrounding a consequential episode.
About This Book
The Sewing Girl's Tale explores a story of crime and consequences in Revolutionary America.
John Wood Sweet places the subject within the broader history of a society undergoing political and social change.
The book considers how crime, justice, and responsibility were understood during a formative period in American history.
It offers a historical perspective on the people and institutions connected to a consequential episode in the revolutionary era.
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