Daughters of the Revolution and Their TimesDAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION AND THEIR TIMESReading editionChapter navigation29 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION AND THEIR TIMESCHARLES CARLETON COFFININTRODUCTION.ILLUSTRATIONS.I. ROBERT WALDEN GOES TO MARKET.II. FIRST DAY IN BOSTON.III. THE SONS OF LIBERTY.IV. AN EVENING WITH SAM ADAMS.V. A GARDEN TEA-PARTY.VI. CHRIST CHURCH CHIMES.VII. LAUNCHING OF THE BERINTHIA BRANDON.VIII. CHRISTOPHER SNIDER.IX. THE LOBSTERS AND ROPEMAKERS.X. MRS. NEWVILLE’S DINNER-PARTY.XI. SOCIETY LIFE IN LONDON.XII. A NEW ENGLAND GIRL.XIII. THE MOHAWKS AND THEIR TEA-PARTY.XIV. BENEVOLENCE AND BROTHERHOOD.XV. THE MIDNIGHT RIDE.XVI. THE MORNING DRUMBEAT.XVII. BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA.XVIII. BESIEGED.XIX. BUNKER HILL.XX. WHEN THE TIDE WAS GOING OUT.XXI. THE ESCAPE.XXII. BRAVE OF HEART.XXIII. SUNDERING OF HEARTSTRINGS.XXIV. IN THE OLD HOME.Transcriber’s Note:Beginning of this editionNext chapter →CHARLES CARLETON COFFINAll chapters and sections (29)Other sectionsDAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION AND THEIR TIMESCHARLES CARLETON COFFININTRODUCTION.ILLUSTRATIONS.Chapters123456789101112131415161718192021222324Other sectionsTranscriber’s Note:1769-1776A Historical RomanceBYCHARLES CARLETON COFFIN →