Abigail Adams and John Adams letters

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Abigail Adams and John Adams lettersAbigail Adams is requesting her husband, John Adams, and other continental members of Congress, to remember the women of the nation during the revolution period as America was fighting for independence from Great Britain. She pleads that John Adams be more generous and favorable to women than the case of ancestors’ rule where the female was not venerable as well as setting limited power to the harsh men. She urges that failure of the leader not taking into consideration women recommended attention and care, they were prepared to form inciting rebellion groups that will not hold on laws that do not give the priority of voice as well as presentation.

John Adams replies to his wife Abigail telling her that the letter was the first intimation of the feminine gender that is sensitive than any other tribe in the nation and that he will not forsake her request. He states that men are wise as they know more than what to appeal to their masculine systems and that he had an expectation that General Washington and all heroes would fight America’s revolution.

Abigail Adams has the power of speaking out her mind to the husband even with matters regarding leadership and politics, this signifying mutual esteem, and fondness between the couples as well as the concern and care of the other partners and public wellbeing.