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Mercy Otis Warren marries James Warren who was an important political figure.
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Prior to the war in a political meeting in Mercy's home they founded the Commitees of Correspondence.
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Mercy Ottis Warren made her first play in which she made her revolutionary sympathies clear.
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The Group was another writing that she did portraying what would happen if the British King took away Massachusettes's charter of rights.
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Many of Mercy's books were based off of the Revolutionary War.
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The Motely Assembly was published in 1779, it was one of the many plays she wrote.
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Mercy wrote this to show how she oposed this ratification as an Anti-Federalist.
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Mercy wrote this book to show how she apposed the radification of the United States Constitution and advocated the inclusion of the Bill of Rights.
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These poems were published in 1790 and was considered one of the best poems she had written.
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All of Mercy's writing were anonymous until 1790 due to men not wanting women to publish books.
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Mercy Otts Warren wrote this 3 volume series about the events that took place in the Revolution.
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Mercy Otis Warren died on October 19, 1814
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Mercy Ottis Warren inspired many women to stand up for themselves and gain equal rights as men. Due to Mercy being the first women to write about the revolution other women wanted to accomplish ground breaking things as well.
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Julia Ward Howe wrote this book which she could have been influenced to write by Mercy Warren and her works.
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Mercy wanted womens rights and fought to gain equal rights for women.
