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As we conclude the three-part blog series on John Adams, historian and 51���� professor Chris Mackowski, Ph.D., explores one of the most enduring partnerships—and rivalries—in American history...

Overshadowed by more celebrated Founders, John Adams has long been reduced to a reputation he scarcely deserved. Yet his insistence on truth, his love of argument as a path to clarity, and his steady political leadership were vital to our nation’s founding. This post revisits Adams as he was: clear-eyed, principled and essential.

John Adams once had a heart “formed for friendship," but the American Revolution tested that ideal. Through his bond with Loyalist Jonathan Sewall and other key relationships, this post explores the personal ties that shaped Adams’s character and the course of history.

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