Letters from Rebecca Stoddert, 1798-1800

Letters from Rebecca Stoddert, 1798-1800

Letter in which Rebecca Stoddert discusses women's fashion, cooking, and shopping. Discusses symptoms of a sickness and having blood drawn, ladies socializing, and vulgar dancing that reminded her of a "black woman dancing a jig".

Brown-Ewell Family Papers, 1781-1984, Filson Historical Society

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