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Abigail Adams, Margaret Fuller and Lady Mary Chudleigh, three ladies "sisters in spirit", wrote poetry, articles and political essays discussing the desires and roles they one day wished to hold. The theme repeats it self over and over which make one wonder why three women who don't know each other thought the same thing. Women in 1600-1800 weren't acknowledged on many levels because women had limited roles. Discussing women's place in society never consisted of anything educational. Speaking for women's rights was unheard of. Yet these three women wrote of nothing else but how to expand their roles in society.  This started a movement of wom

" Thank you Chicago and have a good night!" Sarah yelled to the screaming crowed. She bowed again as the curtain closed on the stage. Everyone took a deep breath and they started to freak out in excitement.                "Did you see those sighs? They had our names on them. Remember when that was us?" Said the drummer " Could you hear the crowd chanting our names as we came on?"< span> Said the guitarist as the band walked off stage. They continued to talk about another one of their successful concerts.  They had only performed two or three other shows like this one over the last few months and every time they were shocked at the amount o