Abigail Adams was a fierce advocate for independence, warned that power always grows, repeatedly pushed for the advancement of women, was an early opponent of slavery, a strong supporter of education – and an arms manufacturer too.

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Letter to John Adams (28 Jan 1797)

Letter to John Adams (27 Nov 1775)

Letter to John Adams (7 May 1776)

Letter to John Quincy Adams (28 Nov 1776)

Letter to John Adams (16 Oct 1774)

Letter to Catharine Sawbridge Macaulay (Fall, 1774)

Letter to John Adams (2 Mar 1776)

National Park Service – Abigail Adams

Letter to John Adams (31 Mar 1776)

Letter to John Thaxter (15 Feb 1778)

Letter to John Adams (14 Aug 1776)

Letter to John Quincy Adams (20 Mar 1780)

Letter to Elizabeth Smith Shaw (15 Oct 1786)

Letter to John Adams (22 Sept 1774)

Letter to Mary Smith Cranch (21 Dec 1800)

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Letter to Thomas Boylston Adams (15 Mar 1787)

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