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Author: John Adams
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Author: John Adams
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Author: John Adams
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Pages : 120
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Author: John Adams
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Author: John Adams
Publisher: Holiday House
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Category : Biography & Autobiography
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Pages : 484
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Author: John Adams
Publisher: Holiday House
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Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 492
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Contains primary source material.
Author: John ADAMS (President of the United States of America.)
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Author: John Adams
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Author: John Adams
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Author: John Adams
Publisher: Belknap Press
ISBN: 9780674967762
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John Adams' Diary, partially published in the 1850's, has proved a quarry of information on the rise of Revolutionary resistance in New England, the debates in the early Continental Congresses, and the diplomacy and financing of the American Revolution; but it has remained unfamiliar to the wider public. "It is an American classic," Zolt n Haraszti said recently, "about which Americans know next to nothing." Yet the Diary's historical value may well prove secondary to its literary and human interest. Now that it is presented in full, we have for the first time a proper basis for comprehending John Adams--an extraordinary human being, a master of robust, idiomatic language, a diarist in the great tradition. The Autobiography, intended for John Adams' family, consists of three large sections. The first records his boyhood, his legal and political career, and the movement that culminated in American independence. The second and third parts deal with his diplomatic experiences, and serve among other things as a retrospective commentary on the Diary; they are studded with sketches of Adams' associates, which are as scintillating as they are prejudiced, parts and in some cases all of which were omitted from Charles Francis Adams' 19th-century edition.