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Mary Wollstonecraft’s enthusiasm for making government simpler seemed to John Adams to be a dangerous mistake. Adams believed that granting universal power would not create the “perfection of the science of government.” This anarchistic philosophy, he argued, would only create more of the tyrants that France fought to destroy.
