We Can Argue About What Day It Was: ; but John Adams Was Right About What It Was Worth

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JOHN Adams' letter to his wife, Abigail, was filled with enthusiasm, but also carried a tone of foreboding.

It was July 1776, and revolution was in the air among the delegates at the meeting of the Continental Congress in Philadelphia.

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We Can Argue About What Day It Was: ; but John Adams Was Right About What It Was Worth

Adams recognized, as did others at the gathering, that a course of events had been set in motion that would lead either to independence an...

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