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Biographical Dictionary of Women and Pro-Feminists Men Mentioned on the Matilda Joslyn Gage Website (16700 words) |
 | Educated by her grandmother and by her own readings from the family library, Adams took almost complete responsibility for running the family farm while her husband, John (who would later become President of the United States), was away attending to his political interests. |
| Educated in the school her father ran for his children and the children of his mill's employees, Anthony was raised on the Quaker ideal of the inherent equality of men and women. |
| Convent educated and sympathetic to the moderates, or Girondists, in the French Revolution, she decided to kill Marat, a supporter of the radical Jacobins, whom she held responsible for the Reign of Terror. |
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