Before It Became History | Sarah Franklin Bache: Leading Through Service
About this episode
The episode explores the leadership of Sarah Franklin Bache and her contributions to the Patriot cause during the American Revolution.
The daughter of Benjamin Franklin, Sarah Franklin Bache became a civic leader in her own right, organizing relief efforts and supporting the Continental Army. Discover how her leadership strengthened the Patriot cause and demonstrated the power of citizen service. Before It Became History, a podcast series from the Sandra Day O’Connor Institute, explores the people and moments that shaped the American story. Each episode looks beyond the legend to examine the decisions, conflicts, and ideas t...
People in this episode
Host: Sandra Day O'Connor Institute
Guest: Sarah Franklin Bache
Topics covered
- civic leadership
- American history
- citizen service
- Patriot cause
- relief efforts
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Sandra Day O’Connor Institute, Continental Army
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