Ann Mills

18th Century British woman disguised as a sailor

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Ann Mills

Allegiance|  United Kingdom
Service/branch|  British Army
Battles/wars| War of the Austrian Succession

Ann Mills was a British woman who disguised herself as a man in order to become a dragoon. In 1740 she fought on the frigate HMS Maidenstone.

## References

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* "Gendered War and Military", retrieved 10 February 2006
* Felsenstien, Frank: Unraveling Ann Mills. Some thoughts on Gender Construction and Naval Heroism (2006)[permanent dead link]
* Bandits at Sea: A Pirates Reader
* Strange Pages from Family Papers

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