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Agony and Eloquence – John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and a World of Revolution
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Read History to Understand the Present, but . . .

History holds the keys – and obscures all the locks!

Important men and women driven by profound, ground-breaking ideas with everything at stake in a crucial period of American history; two paths, three countries, two key men, allies and enemies; cooperation, conflict, danger, sacrifice, courage, love, betrayal, resentment, forgiveness, greatness.
An essential story of American history told for a new era.
History is a “distant mirror” as Barbara Tuchman famously said about the 14th century. We need to look in the mirror – and not avert our eyes.
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