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My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams by In 1762 John Adams penned a flirtatious note to Miss Adorable the 17yearold Abigail Smith In 1801 Abigail wrote to wish her husband John a safe journey as he headed home to Quincy after serving as president of the nation he helped create The letters that span these nearly forty years form My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams “My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams is an extraordinary set of 289 of their personal are many books on these two that provide context and background this one in which John and Abigails voices soar unencumbered over the pages is a lovely addition to the Adams shelf You cant help but feel a little guilty My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams by My Dearest Friend begins with a 1762 courtship letter to the 17yearold Abigail Smith from the 26yearold John Adams and ends except for an epilogue describing Abigails death in 1818 with the last surviving letter Abigail wrote John shortly before he left Washington in 1801 at the end of his largely unsuccessful fouryear presidency The American Revolution Blog My Dearest Friend Letters of My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams Now that the lives of Abigail and John Adams are all the rave on the web I thought I might mention a book that I read a while back It is a compilation of the correspondence between John Abigail Adams which is edited by historians Joseph Ellis and Margaret Hogan My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams C My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams was edited by Margaret A Hogan and C James Taylor and published by Harvard’s Belknap Press Massachusetts politicians and their wives My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams November 19 2007 John and Abigail Adams kept a written correspondence throughout their relationship that contained a commentary on the political landscape of the newly formed country My My dearest friend letters of Abigail and John Adams Adams John 17351826 C James Taylor and Margaret A Hogan My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams Cambridge Mass Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2007 MLA Citation style guide Adams John C James Taylor and Margaret A Hogan My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams My Dearest Friend — Abigail Adams John Adams Margaret A Separated more often than they were together during this founding era John and Abigail shared their lives through letters that each addressed to “My Dearest Friend” debating ideas and commenting on current events while attending to the concerns of raising their children including a future president My Dearest Friend Letters of Abigail and John Adams An original letter from John Adams to Abigail at the Massachusetts Historical Society Credit Elise AmendolaAssociated Press MY DEAREST FRIEND Letters of Abigail and John Adams
