Adams' biographer gives 18th-century view

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David McCullough’s biography ‘John Adams’ This evening marks the debut of HBO's miniseries,...
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Paul Ferris of Waterville, ME
Apr 9, 2008 4:31 PM
Thanks for the fine article especially emphasis on words: all of civilization is one great conversation."report abuse

Mark Katz of Hallowell, ME
Mar 16, 2008 11:48 AM
As David McCullough brings us John and Abigail Adams, Ms. Schalit brings us David McCullough.

Thank you. And, please bring us more.report abuse

Jerry Nault of Windsor, ME
Mar 16, 2008 8:16 AM
Bravo Naomi! It was fun reading David's insights into today's political world. Let's bring John and George back. Maybe they can kick some sense into most of today's politicos.report abuse

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