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Winner of the Book Prize from the Maryland Historical Association
"A richer reflection of life in early 19th-century Maryland and the
Washington environs cannot be found . . . These superb letters are
enhanced by able editing, both in footnotes and excellent essays at
the beginning and end." -Washington Post Book World "Callcott is a
suberb editor; she has exhaustively researched every aspect of
Calvert's life, and her introductory and concluding essays,
including an account of George Calvert's relationship with a slave
woman, which produced five children, contain much information of
interest." -Elizabeth R. Baer, Belles Lettres "These letters
document the timeless elements of domestic life-family
relationships, childbirth, illness, househld chores-but they offer
far more than the familiar fare of the plantation
mistress."-Patricia Brady, The Virginia Magazine of History and
Biography
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