Letter To Her Son In Abigail Adams's Letter

Abigail Adams’s letter symbolizes two main different tones towards her son. One of these tones is a general concern for her son’s safety. The main reason for her concern is because her son is at sea where there can be pirates, or Britain the enemy at the time both of which could wind up attacking the ship. The other tone of her letter is allusion to the fact that Abigail is also happy that her son is with her father. The main reason for this is because her son is gaining a valuable experience with his father.
One of the main reasons that Abigail feels that her son is getting a valuable experience with his father is because she knows that her son is getting to see what his father dose in his line of work. One of the other reasons that she is glad that her son is with his father is because she knows that he will without a doubt get a much better education while at sea with his father because women in that time couldn’t get an education. Another reason that …show more content…
She expects that by being with a tender parent he shall gain improvement in proportion to his advantage. She mentions that by being with his father and traveling to another country one of the things that is essentially guaranteed is attention due to his non-traditional apparel. Abigail mentions that there are times when A genius would wish to be alive, it is not when life is boring as the D.M.V. or when life is as hectic as an airport, but rather when life is in between both hectic and calm like a train station. One of my questions is how in the very letter where she suggests that she should not have urged him to accompany his father she also points out why being with his father has a lot of

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