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May 8, 2021 By Mike Kruzman / news@whmi.com The Brighton District Library is hosting a 5 part series on women who played instrumental roles in the American Revolution. This spring, the Brighton Library is celebrating the wide spectrum of female participation in America’s founding conflict with the British. University of Maryland Professor Richard Bell will present Women in the American Revolution: A Five Part Series. These lectures will run for 5 consecutive Thursdays, beginning on May 20th, from 7 to 8pm over Zoom. The first lecture explores the wife of Benjamin Franklin’s sister Jane Mecom and the experiences of women on society’s bottom ranks during the war. The second lecture is of Deborah Sampson, who disguised herself as a man for 17 months to serve in the Continental Army. Lecture three tells the story of the Native Mohawk Molly Brant who was key in holding together a military alliance between the Iroquois League and the Bri

United kingdomBrighton and hoveUnited statesDeborah sampsonMike kruzmanBenjamin franklinJane mecomMolly brantMartha ballardLibrary series highlights womenBrighton district libraryBrighton libraryIroquois leagueBritish armyContinental armyUniversity of maryland professor richard bell