Virginia in 1788 is a place of war and divided loyalties. Elizabeth Braxton is a gentlewoman of the capital city. She is also a wife of Carter Braxton, signer of the Declaration of Independence. And she is mother, eventually of sixteen children, doing her best to navigate the turbulent waters of a country and family at war with itself, all on the eve of the wedding of two of her daughters. Where do one’s loyalties truly lie? With family? With country? What does it mean to be an American? Please join us for this timely conversation with a woman of the 18th century HERE.