Family safety prompts John Adams' move from Boston to Braintree during political unrest.
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John Adams, recognizing the escalating political tension and unrest in Boston, decided to move his family back to Braintree. Growing concerns over the safety of his wife, Abigail, and their children influenced this decision. Braintree, being quieter and less volatile, offered more security and a conducive environment for reflection and planning. This move allowed Adams to continue his legal work and political correspondence without the constant threat posed by the increasingly unstable situation in Boston. #JohnAdams #FamilyMove #PoliticalUnrest #ColonialAmerica #MoofLife
Primary Reference: Abigail Adams (1744 - 1818) - Adams National Historical Park (U.S. ...

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