This figure once called Alexander (*) Hamilton "a man as ambitious as Julius Caesar" and regularly corresponded with Mercy Otis Warren, who congratulated this person on moving to an "elevated position" after this person left Quincy for Philadelphia.
This figure wryly noted that "true Republicanism" drove half-fed slaves to work in a letter to Cotton Tufts that was later controversially cited by Bill O'Reilly. The Aurora lampooned this person for surreptitiously attending a premiere at the Chestnut Street Theater. This figure once called Alexander (*) Hamilton "a man as ambitious as Julius Caesar" and regularly corresponded with Mercy Otis Warren, who congratulated this person on moving to an "elevated position" after this person left Quincy for Philadelphia. In a 1776 letter, this person wrote that her husband and his colleagues should "remember the ladies." For 10 points, name this mother of the 6th President and second First Lady of the United States.
This figure wryly noted that "true Republicanism" drove half-fed slaves to work in a letter to Cotton Tufts that was later controversially cited by Bill O'Reilly.
Abigail Adams [prompt on just Adams]