Letters of John and Abigail Adams. (Limited Edition)

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Book Number	03091901
Introduction:	William Bennett
Title:	Letters of John and Abigail Adams. (Limited Edition)
ISBN:	None
Year Published:	2001
Edition:	Limited Edition
Publisher:	Westvaco Corporation
Cover Type:	Hard Cover in Hard Slip-Case
Book Grading:	Mint. Because of the slip-case the book is exceptional in every respect.
Jacket Grading:	No Jacked, But does have Hard-Board Slip-Case: Very Good. Has a mark where a price tag was removed, and another 3x1 cm mark at the back. Slight shelve-wear is evident.
Pages:	133 + Ads/thank-you's
Size:	26x17x4
Weight:	0,6
Price:	R 350
Description:	Many of these letters were send during America's fight for independence from Britain. John Adams (1735-1826) and Abigail Smith Adams (1744-1818) exchanged over 1,100 letters, beginning during their courtship in 1762 and continuing throughout John's political career (until 1801). These warm and informative letters include John's descriptions of the Continental Congress and his impressions of Europe while he served in various diplomatic roles, as well as Abigail's updates about their family, farm, and news of the Revolution's impact on the Boston area.