Mothers in History Letter Subscription

The times are always changing, but one thing stays the same: Moms are gonna mom. That comes through with captivating clarity in this series of historical letters from three notable women to their children. This three-month subscription is an inspiring gift for moms, someone who's expecting, and anyone who loves history or letter-writing. Each month, they'll receive a letter penned by a historical figure, presented in the writer's own original words and beautifully designed to evoke the era in which it was written. First Month: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, a founding mother of the American women's rights movement, takes a break from campaigning for the vote to share a message of empowerment with her daughter. Second Month: Abigail Adams sends perceptive advice to her 12-year-old son John Quincy, who's accompanying his father on an urgent diplomatic mission during the thick of the Revolutionary War. Third Month: Seriously ill with the influenza of the 1919 pandemic, Maybelle Stephens Mitchell writes last words of motherly guidance to her only daughter, future Pulitzer Prize-winning author Margaret Mitchell. Each mailing also includes the fascinating story behind the letter, questions to reflect on, and blank stationery that your giftee can use to compose a message of their own to someone they love. While we can't guarantee their letters will become historical documents, we have no doubt they'll be cherished for years to come. Designed and printed in Brooklyn. Your first gift will be shipped from our warehouse within 24 hours of placing an order. The subsequent gifts will be shipped on the 15th of August and September, or the next nearest business day.

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