Abigail’s Alacricity

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And, by the way,

in the new code of laws

which I suppose

it will be necessary

for you to make,

desire you will remember

the ladies

and be more generous

and favorable

to them than your ancestors.

Do not put such unlimited power

in the hands of husbands.

Remember, all men would be tyrants if they could.

If particular care and attention

is not paid to the ladies,

we are determined

to foment a rebellion,

and will not hold ourselves

bound by any laws

in which we have no voice

or representation.”

Abigail Adams in a letter to her husband, John, in the spring of 1776

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