... the custom by serving alcohol. Nevertheless, she was found as an interesting, intelligent or "gracious and sparkling talker", much like Abigail Adams.(Baker 114) And while Abigail Adams concerned herself about educating daughters, Mary was equally concerned in obtaining best "intellectual and social training" for her sons. (Baker 123) In Abigail's time but also in Mary's, the goal of female education was ... focused towards producing exemplary wives and mothers and female's future depended on the right, protective husband. However, with marriage came loss of legal identity reflected ......

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