Displayed, revealed, exhibited
Censure, rebuke, criticize
Oppressing, victimizing, punishing
Intruder, trespasser
Venomous, unforgiving, malignant
Unsettled, disputed, debated
Foreshadowed, indicated
Rotter, mischief-maker, rogue
Delivering dogmatic talk
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The Question and Answer section for The Letters of John and Abigail Adams is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
Although freedom is not a major theme in the letters, at least I don't see it, it is implied about America as a nation. This book features a loving, passionate, committed couple, and although it's not literally their "child," something is born in...
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Abigail is referring to the belief that men are superior... that women are subservient to men.... subordinates. Note, Mrs. Adams was NOT subordinate, nor did her husband expect her to be.
Men of Sense in all Ages abhor those customs which treat...
