This person once declared that, though one's country is a secondary god, it is "the first and greatest parent," and also stated that people of sense prefer to go by the name of friend than the name of master.
This person was vilified by the non-French newspaper Aurora after being recognized while incognito during a concert at the Chestnut Street Theater. This person once declared that, though one's country is a secondary god, it is "the first and greatest parent," and also stated that people of sense prefer to go by the name of friend than the name of master. After a drawn out spat, a derisive nickname of this person was coined by (*) Albert Gallatin. A document written by this person claims that "all Men would be tyrants if they could." This person's spouse was the subject of a 2001 biography by David McCullough. Her extensive correspondence with her husband includes a letter in which she tells him to "Remember the Ladies." For 10 points, name this second First Lady.
This person was vilified by the non-French newspaper Aurora after being recognized while incognito during a concert at the Chestnut Street Theater.
Abigail Adams [prompt on "Adams"]