Grace Barclay's Diary; or, Personal Recollections of the American Revolution

Experience the American Revolution through the eyes of Grace Barclay, a young woman living in New York City during this time of turmoil. In her diary, Grace captures the fear, excitement, and uncertainty of the Revolution as it unfolds around her. This compelling personal account sheds new light on this pivotal moment in American history.
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