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Born in Massachusetts. Was born into a family of all boys.
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Mercy started educating herslf, She started to write books and poetry.
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Was married to James Warren. A prosperous merchant, farmer and son of the sheriff of Plymouth County, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was a Harvard graduate and colleague of her brother. He was a descendant of the Mayflower passenger Richard Warren.
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After this act was passed down, Mercy got very furious and went aganist this act. She protest about this so much! Since she loves writing stories and plays and the act says we have to pay for any written material, she still had the determination and wrote many other books, plays and stories.
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When Mercy heard that this lady, Lydia Chapen Taft, was on of the first women to vote Massachusetts. She got furious and wanted to vote because she also lived in Massachusetts.
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Two of her plays insulted the Loyalists. She said that Britain's laws and taxes were unfair and that families in the colonies couldn't pay for expensive British goods. She also said that Britain was too far away to understand the colonists' rights and needs.
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Was one of the member in this organization.
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Was about a Patriot who was a disguised as a British soldier.
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Helped Samuel Adams form this committee.
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Directed against Governor Thomas Hutchinson of Massachusetts
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A satire conjecturing what would happen if the British king abrogated the Massachusetts charter of rights.
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In the Massachusetts House of Representatives
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This book was dedicated to George Washington.
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This book was very popular and it is still being sold.
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Died when she was only 86 years old. She was known as "Mother of America".
