This figure once wrote cheerfully about mingling in public after variolation for smallpox, noting that the treatment did not have any overt ill effect.
In one work, this figure asked when humanity will learn that "true Religion is from the Heart" and deplored the use of "creeds and texts". This figure once wrote cheerfully about mingling in public after variolation for smallpox, noting that the treatment did not have any overt ill effect. This figure once noted that Virginians who have a "passion for liberty" are lying because they continue to hold slaves, and once enrolled a free black youth in a school after he showed up at the door asking to learn how to read. This figure's daughter died of a painful bout of breast cancer and was named Nabby. One document written by this figure stated that "all men would be tyrants if they could", and implored the recipient to "be more generous and favorable to" a certain group than past generations. For 10 points, name this figure who passionately stated "remember the ladies" in a letter to her husband John, and who served as the second First Lady of the United States.
In one work, this figure asked when humanity will learn that "true Religion is from the Heart" and deplored the use of "creeds and texts".
Abigail Adams