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John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were very different. John was short and stout. Tom was tall and lean. John was argumentative and blunt. Tom was soft-spoken and polite. John sometimes got along with almost no one. Tom got along with just about everyone. But these two very different gentlemen did have two things in common: they both cared deeply about the American colonies, and neither cared much for the British tyrant, King George. With their signature wit, impeccable research, and inventive presentation style, award winners Barbara Kerley and Edwin Fotheringham masterfully blend biography and history to create a brilliant portrait of two American heroes who bravely set aside their differences to join forces in the fight for our country's freedom. - Jacket flap.
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United States, Juvenile literature, Signers, Adams, john, 1735-1826, Jefferson, thomas, 1743-1826, Jefferson, thomas, 1743-1826, juvenile literature, United states, declaration of independence, United states, declaration of independence, juvenile literature, Adams, john, 1735-1826, juvenile literatureShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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