The document summarizes the experiences of four women during the American Revolution: 1. Mary Gould Almy was a Loyalist living in Rhode Island who kept a journal describing the terrifying Battle of Newport and its aftermath. 2. Deborah Sampson disguised herself as a man to join the army, but was later discovered to be a woman and honorably discharged. 3. Jemima Condict Harrison wrote about her daily life in rural New Jersey and recorded historical events in her diary, including the Boston Tea Party and Battles of Lexington and Concord. 4. Sarah Wister was a Quaker from Philadelphia whose journal described her thoughts and fears during the war, including