In a musical, a man with this profession and his wife lead the number “Take Care of This House” before the scene shifts to a “Sunday Luncheon Party March.” In that musical, the wives of people with this profession join in singing the “Duet For One.” In Act 1 of a musical, a man with this profession denounces his colleagues in “Piddle, Twiddle, and Resolve.” Leonard Bernstein composed a musical about how race relations impacted people with this profession, which is titled for an (*) address. A man with this profession is addressed in a number (10[1])in which people shout “Someone oughta open up a window,” (-5[1])titled “Sit Down, John.” These people are the victims of Stephen Sondheim’s titular Assassins. (-5[1])For 10 points, name this profession held by a man who, in 1776, is addressed in the number “But, Mr. Adams.” (10[1])■END■ (10[1]0[1])