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There is a LibraryThing catalog of every book John Adams owned and where they reside. The “Comments” column has links to digitized copies if they are available and tells you if there are annotations.

https://www.librarything.com/catalog/JohnAdams/allcollections

Most digitized copies are from the Boston Public Library. They have digitized almost all of their collection of his books via the internet archive.

https://archive.org/details/johnadamsBPL

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yes this is an exploration of guilt and culpability but it could also be a sex thing if you just give me a minute

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i truly do not give a fuck about twitch streamers but alexander hamilton's newspaper still writing shit like this 200 years later is absolutely frying me

#the only ideologically consistent american newspaper

thesluts2004

don’t care didn’t ask + you’ve projected onto this character to the point that your characterisation is unrecognisable to the source material

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please be fucking fr

trenchtwink

a guy just ran right into my bayonet and it was the most sexual experience of my life. i ejaculated but i dont feel the wetness at all because of all of the mud

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aaronburrssexdungeon

the concept of hamilton's almost-duel with monroe that burr prevented also taking place on july 11th

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[Hamilton] appeared very much agitated upon his entrance into the room, and observed the cause or motives of this meeting being, he presumed, pretty well understood. He went into a detail of circumstances at considerable length upon a former meeting at Philadelphia between Mr. Muhlenberg, Mr. Venable and Colonel Monroe. After considerable time being spent in the details, [Monroe] asked what all that meant, and said "if you wish me to tell you anything relating to the business, all this history is unnecessary." [Hamilton] said he should come to the point directly. Some warmth appeared in both gentlemen and some explanation took place [...] [Hamilton] observed that as he had written to Monroe, Muhlenburgh and Venable, he expected an immediate answer to so important a subject in which his character the peace and reputation of his family were so deeply interested. [Monroe] replied that if [Hamilton] would be temperate or quiet for a moment he would answer him candidly [...] [Hamilton said, "this as your representation is totally false" (as nearly as I recollect the expression), upon which both Gentlemen instantly rose - [Monroe] rising first and saying, "do you say I represented falsely? You are a Scoundrel." [Hamilton] said, "I will meet you like a Gentleman." [Monroe] said, "I am ready, get your pistols." [Church] and myself (Gelston) rising at the same moment put ourselves between them, [Church] repeating, "Gentlemen, Gentlemen, be moderate", or some such word to appease them. We all sat down and [Monroe and Hamilton] soon got moderate. I observed, however, very clearly to my mind, that [Hamilton] appeared extremely agitated and [Monroe] appeared soon to get quite cool and repeated his entire ignorance of the publication and his surprise to find it published, observing to [Hamilton] - "if you would not be so warm and intemperate I would explain everything I know of the business & how it appeared to me."

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Which founding fathers ate box

john adams

#people dont want to know the truth but its real

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jefferson excitedly gearing up for a tour of the royal bush only to be massively, sincerely disappointed he's not going to go look at actual shrubbery

#Stop