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ref. 2303 — Harrisburg PA: Stackpole Books 1974. First edition. NAP Hardcover. 240 pp. ”Spotlight on feminine influence and how it helped shape the American Revolutionary War Era. ” This copy bears co-author's Dr. Sol Feinstone's bookplate and a signed inscription dated 1-22-79 on front endpapers. Laid in are three postcards from the Sol Feinstone Student Center at Temple University Philadelphia; the Library of the Spirit of '76 Freedom's Foundation at Valley Forge PA and the Library at the Sol Feinstone Elementary School in Washington Crossing PA. Also laid in are two printed single page letters from the David Library of the American Revolution in Washington Crossing PA written by Dr. Sol Feinstone Founder and Director. The first ” A Nonagenarian's Advice for the Survival of Freedom” has a haunting note ” My Last Project on This Earth ” written in ink in the top corner in the author's hand and the second is entitled ” The United States Our Leaders and the People. ” Each neatly folded. ” Sol Feinstone's dedication to individual freedom led him to amass what has beocme the largest private collection of American Revolutionary Era manuscripts in the world. ” This copy sums up his dedication. A nice fine copy in very good plus dust jacket with a few edge tears and wrinkles. F/VG History 17954. hardcover