Her extensive correspondence with her husband includes a letter in which she tells him to "Remember the Ladies."
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"]