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Papers of John Adams

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Papers of John Adams

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On the last day of December 1780 John Adams wrote that he had just spent "the most anxious and mortifying Year of my whole Life". He had resided first at Paris, then at Amsterdam, attempting, without success, to open Anglo-America ... celý popis

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On the last day of December 1780 John Adams wrote that he had just spent "the most anxious and mortifying Year of my whole Life". He had resided first at Paris, then at Amsterdam, attempting, without success, to open Anglo-American peace negotiations and to raise a Dutch loan. In Volumes 9 and 10 of the "Papers of John Adams", over 600 letters and documents that Adams sent to and received from numerous correspondents in Europe and America provide a view of Adams's diplomacy and detail on the world in which he lived. These volumes chronicle Adams's efforts to convince the British people and their leaders that Britain's economic survival demanded an immediate peace; his "snarling growling" debate with the French foreign minister, the Comte de Vergennes, over the proper Franco-American relationship; and his struggle to obtain a loan in the Netherlands, where policies were dictated by Mammon rather than republican virtue. Adams's writings, diplomatic dispatches and personal correspondence all make clear the scope of his intelligence gathering and his propaganda efforts in the British, French and Dutch press. The letters reflect his interest in Bordeaux wines, the fate of the Massachusetts Constitution that he had drafted in 1779, and political developments in Philadelphia, Boston, London and St. Petersburg. The volumes leave no doubt as to John Adams's commitment to the American cause. Even in this most difficult year, he believed the revolution in America to be "the greatest that ever took Place among Men". He felt honoured to serve a new nation where "the Wisdom and not the man is attended to", whose citizens were fighting a "People's War" from which the United States would emerge victorious.

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