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Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division[LC-USZ62-44892]
Molly Pitcher,i.e.Molly McCauley,loading cannon at the Battle of Monmouth,1778
-The most significant job of a "republican mother" was to

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Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division[LC-USZ62-44892]
Molly Pitcher,i.e.Molly McCauley,loading cannon at the Battle of Monmouth,1778
-The most significant job of a "republican mother" was to

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A "republican mother" was expected to raise her children to be virtuous citizens who valued the principles of liberty and equality. This was seen as an important contribution to the new republic as the next generation would be responsible for continuing and improving upon the ideals of the revolution. While bearing children was certainly a part of this role, it was not the most significant aspect. Supporting the family economically and preserving the nation's memory of war were not specifically tasks assigned to republican mothers.

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