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Adams, Abigail Smith (1744-1818, wife of John, designated as AA in The Adams Papers):
Opinions and Beliefs
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Algiers1
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Catholicism1
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charity1
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civil government1
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clothing of Germantown women1
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college life1
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“consolations which Christianity offers”1
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dangers of lawlessness1
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education for gentlemen1
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establishment of governments1
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friendships1
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frustrations at travel1
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history1
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“Human nature is much the same in all Countries, but it is the Government the Laws and Religion, which forms the Character of a Nation”1
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“Idleness is the parent of contention and disobedience”1
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importance of exercise and good diet1
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importance of public virtue1
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interracial relationships1
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lawyers1
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love of one's native country1
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“Man was not made to be alone”1
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meaning of life1
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“Much of Shakspears language is so uncooth that it sounds very harsh”1
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need for study of government in preparation for defense of rights of humankind1
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newspapers, “Liberty ought not to become licentiousness”1
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qualities of good home1
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quotes maxim “that can never be politically right, which is morally wrong”1
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raising children1
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sacrifice of public office1
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Sheridan's The School for Scandal 1
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substitution of pets for children1
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“The Man who fears not debt, is not to be trusted”1
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tobacco1
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Tripoli1
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Trumbull's The Death of General Warren 1
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virtue and theater1
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virtues necessary for good leadership1
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