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AMERICA'S FIRST DAUGHTER

BASED ON THE BOOK BY STEPHANIE DRAY AND LAURA KAYE

 

SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: QUICK READING LIBRARY

 

CONTENT

A Daughter's Duty

Growing Up in the Shadow of a Revolution

Paris and the Trials of a Revolutionary’s Family

The Role of Family and Secrets

The Conflicted Heart

The Burden of a Founding Father’s Daughter

Monticello and the Strain of Public Life

The Secrets We Keep

A Revolution in the Heart

General Analysis and Reflections

 

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

America's First Daughter tells the story of Martha "Patsy" Jefferson Randolph, the daughter of Thomas Jefferson, focusing on her personal struggles and her role in shaping the legacy of one of America's most prominent founding fathers. Set during the American Revolution and the early years of the nation, the novel explores themes of duty, family loyalty, love, and sacrifice. As Patsy navigates the complexities of her father's political ambitions and personal flaws, she grapples with the difficult balance between personal desires and the demands placed upon her as a daughter of a revolutionary leader.

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