This book provides a comprehensive overview of the Provincial Council and Committees of Safety in North Carolina during the Revolutionary War. Whitaker recounts the efforts of these organizations to defend the fledgling colony against British tyranny and to establish a government that was accountable to its citizens. She also discusses the challenges that they faced, including lack of resources and constant threats from the enemy. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of North Carolina and the American Revolution.
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