Tote Bag (AOP) (MARY BOWSER ALSO CALLED MARY RICHARDS)
$18.08 – $20.52
Mary Bowser, also known as Mary Richards, was an African American Union spy during the American Civil War. Here are some key highlights of her life and achievements:
- Early Life: Born into slavery in Virginia around 1846, Bowser was enslaved by the Van Lew family in Richmond.
- Education: Elizabeth Van Lew, an abolitionist, arranged for Bowser to be educated in the North and later sent her to Liberia through the American Colonization Society.
- Espionage: During the Civil War, Bowser returned to Richmond and became part of Elizabeth Van Lew’s spy ring. She worked as a servant in the Confederate White House, where she gathered valuable intelligence for the Union. Her photographic memory and ability to blend in allowed her to relay critical information to Union forces.
- Legacy: After the war, Bowser gave talks about her wartime espionage and worked with the Freedmen’s Bureau as a teacher. Her bravery and intelligence have since been recognized as an important part of Civil War history.
Mary Bowser’s story is a testament to her courage and dedication to the cause of freedom.
Description
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Height, in | 18.00 |
Length, in | 17.00 |
Width, in | 3.46 |
Handle height, in | 14.00 |
Handle width, in | 1.00 |
This practical, high-quality tote bag is available in three sizes. All-over print provides comfort with style at the beach or out in town. Made from reliable materials, lasting for seasons.
.: Made with 100% polyester, a medium-weight fabric (6.49 oz/yd² (200 g/m²)) that is highly durable and perfect for everyday use.
.: All tote bags come with a non-woven laminate inside and are available in 3 sizes (1x large storage compartment) so that you can match your customers’ needs.
.: Black cotton handles
.: NB! Size tolerance 0.75″ (1.9 cm))
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