"John Adams's First Lady"
Introduction In this chapter you have learned about John Adams and the role he played as statesman and president of the United States in the late 1700s. A guiding force in his life was first lady, Abigail Adams. An unusually outspoken women of her times, Abigail kept in constant contact with her husband, even when they were often separated, and counseled him on affairs of state. She was known for her lengthy letters and journal writing, and she especially kept in contact with acquaintances and friends in Great Britain and France.
Destination Title: Abigail Adams
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