Abigail Adams, one of Americaβs most influential First Ladies, is celebrated for her intellect, advocacy, and political insight during the founding of the United States. Born in 1744 in Weymouth, Massachusetts, Abigailβs partnership with her husband, President John Adams, made her a key figure in early American history. This biography explores her role as an advisor to her husband, her advocacy for womenβs education and rights, and her famous letters that provide invaluable insights into 18th-century politics and society. Abigailβs intellect and courage left a lasting legacy, earning her the title of βfounding mother.β This book honors her life, her influence on American history, and her enduring role as a pioneer for equality and education.
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