e center of political activity.2 She very much enjoyed the hustle and bustle of the "Noisy, Busy Town", where she could read many newspapers and socialize with the important people of Boston.3 While in Boston, Abigail gave birth to another daughter, Susanna, who died as a baby. Although Abigail supported the colonist's growing dislike of British rule, she feared for her family's safety. Therefore, the family moved back to their farmhouse in Braintree in the spring of 1774. Shortly after, two more boys, named C
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