Deborah Sampson Gannett -- Remember the Ladies 1776 — American Revolution Women’s History Shirt Color:Black and the striking pen-and-ink illustrated

and the striking pen-and-ink illustrated all-over print makes it a standout piece for any occasion — from casual daywear to smart-casual evenings

The Zellige is a beautifully designed women's V-neck short-sleeve dress

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Deborah Sampson Gannett -- Remember the Ladies 1776 — American Revolution Women’s History Shirt Color:Black and the striking pen-and-ink illustratedThis tee brings history into everyday wear with quiet confidence. A soft, semi fitted silhouette carries a vintage inspired portrait of Deborah Sampson on the front, who disguised herself as a man to enlist in the Continental Army under the name "Robert Shurtliff" and served for 17 months before being discovered. Deborah married Benjamin Gannett two years after her honorable discharge. She began a speaking tour about her wartime experiences in 1802,