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Life was always busy for the colonists in America, the outbreak of war
against the government meant that more was added to everyone’s task
list. How did the people cope with the sudden onset of the Revolution
and how did they maintain balance between priorities? In this issue of
THE PAMPHLET, we take a deep look into how our ancestors did it.
In this issue, we look at the endurance of the American family during
the Revolutionary War. The eight-year war for self-determination in the
colonies that ended in 1783 was the final act in an eighteen-year struggle
that started with the Stamp Act of 1765. Many American families lost
loved ones, but their endurance through the great struggle for
liberty solidified our country’s character for decades to come.
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