She wanted to buy Isabel and Ruth but does not have enough money.
Why is it significant that the King George statue is made of lead instead of gold?
Whose birthday do the Loyalists celebrate near the end of the book?
What do Isabel's seeds symbolize?
Which name represents freedom for Isabel?
A surprise attack at what battle marks the turning point in the war for the Patriots?
Who tells Isabel, "You are a slave, not a person. They'll say things in front of you they won't say in front of the white servants"?
What does Mrs. Lockton change Isabel's name to?
he genuinely treats Isabel with decency and is grateful for her help. He treats Curzon humanely
Where Curzon and his fellow troops were captured
What upsetting confession does Lady Seymour make to Isabel that causes her to feel even more trapped as a slave?
Isabel realizes near the end of the book that Madam cannot do what?