History & Social Studies
The book of ABIGAIL ADAMS: Witness to a Revolution
in the notes referring to correspondence in chapter 3 what information does the author provide to the reader
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in the notes referring to correspondence in chapter 3 what information does the author provide to the reader
In Chapter Three, we learn that John Adams was often away from his Abigail on business, and that they regularly corresponded until they could be together again. John was a lawyer, they were very much in love, and they wished to marry. Abigail's mother, however, wasn't crazy about the match and didn't approve of her daughter's wish to marry a "struggling country lawyer." Her father approved.
We also learn that Adam's great-great grandparents arrived on the Mayflower in 1620. His grandmother, Hannah Bass, was highly educated and was the reason he pursued higher education. He attended Harvard.
Abigail Adams: Witness to a Revolution