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Mercy Otis was born
She was the 3rd child of 13 children. Merci was born to James Otis and Mary Allyne Otis -
Mercy Meets her Future Husband
Mercy attends the Harvard Commencement with her brother James. Here she will meet James Warren, her future husband. -
Mercy marries James Warren
That year soon after they were married they both moved to Plymouth, Massachusettes. -
Mercy had her First Son
Her first son was born. His name was James. -
Mercy Gives Birth to her Second Son
Mercy's second son, Winslow is born. -
Mercy Gives BIrth to her Third Son
Mercy's 3rd child is born. His name is Charles. -
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James Warren is Elected to the Massachuusettes House of Representatives
James Warren, Mercy's husband, is Elected to the Massachuusettes House of Representatives. -
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Formed the Commitee of Correspondents
Mercy and James fromed the commitee of correspondents with John Adams. -
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The Aulateur is Featured in the Massuchusettes Spy
Sections from The Aulateur, written by Mercy appeared in the Massachusettes Spy. -
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Wrote The Defeat
Mercy wrote the book The Defeat but this book along with many others was published anonymously. -
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The Group was Published
Another one of Mercy's great writings was published. -
Common Sense was Published
Common Sense By Thomas Paine
- Mercy was inspired, she thought it was very well written and she gained a few ideas from this for her plays and writings. -
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The Series of 3 books were published
3 Books were published
-History of the Rise
-Progress
-Termination of the American Revolution -
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The Friendship of the Adams and Warrens is seperated
10 letters from John Adams and 6 letters from Mercy were published in a HIstory Book and it containted rude comments about John Adams. The Warren's and Adams' seperated there friendship. -
Mercy Warren Dies
Mercy died in Plymouth, Massachusettes when she was 86 years old. -
Ms. Warren is Inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame
Ms. Warren is Inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame.