The Great Divorce

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Focusing on a pivotal divorce case in early America, the narrative follows a young mother who defied societal norms to reclaim her kidnapped children from the Shakers, a celibate religious group. Through meticulous research of newspapers, diaries, and letters, Ilyon Woo presents Eunice Chapman's five-year battle, highlighting her determination and the broader implications for women's rights and family values. This compelling account not only showcases a mother's love but also serves as a significant commentary on the evolving values of a young nation.