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Edenton Tea Party Green Tea
We created this historic tea tin to commemorate the 1774 Edenton, North Carolina tea rebellion, the first organized political movement organized by women. This hyson green tea was one of the five teas tossed into Boston Harbor in 1773.
Ingredients: Premium green tea Origin: China Caffeine Level: Low Brewing Time: 3 - 5 minutes Water Temperature: 175°F
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Penelope Barker organized the famous Edenton Tea Party on October 25, 1774. She convinced 50 women to sign their names to a petition to stop drinking tea and buying English cloth. The petition shocked the British and London magazines labeled the Edenton women “uncontrollable.”
Although there was no dumping of tea into Edenton Bay, the petition was nothing less than a bold display of patriotism and love of liberty. This rebellious event took place less than a year following the more famous Boston Tea Party.
Read more about the Edenton tea party and the true history of tea in America and Great Britain in A Social History of Tea by Bruce Richardson & Jane Pettigrew.
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