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Men of Freedom: Profiles of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence

By Don Richard Riso

Education Agricultural Society of S.C. , 76 Adam architectural style , 174 Agriculture , see Farms and farming Adams , Abigail , see Adams , Mrs. John Alamance , Battle of , N.C. , 78 Adams , Brooks , great - grandson of Albany ...

John Pory, Fifteen Seventy-two to Sixteen Thirty-six: the Life and Letters of a Man of Many Parts

By William S. Powell

John Pory, Fifteen Seventy-two to Sixteen Thirty-six: the Life and Letters of a Man of Many Parts

John Foster Dulles: Piety, Pragmatism, and Power in U.S. Foreign Policy

By Richard H. Immerman

Quoted in Thomas G. Paterson and J. Garry Clifford , America Ascendant : U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1939 ( Lexington , MA , 1995 ) , 130-31 . 14. Quoted in Pach and Richardson , Eisenhower , 164 . 15. Memoranda of conversation , April ...

Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography

By Benjamin Franklin, P. M. Zall

Franklin s Autobiography is the only enduring best-seller written in America before the nineteenth century, as well as the most popular autobiography ever written."

Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography

By Benjamin Franklin, Dixon Wecter

Although it had a tortuous publication history after Franklin's death, this work has become one of the most famous and influential examples of an autobiography ever written.

Alexander Hamilton

By Robert Hoffman

Born to an unmarried couple and raised on a remote West Indian island, Alexander Hamilton rose to greatness as a founder of the nation, a soldier and statesman.

Diary of Charles Francis Adams

By Charles Francis Adams

1 The stimulation of JQA's interest in nucleus of the institution's fine arts lithe Report by Victor Cousin may derive brary ( Mabel M. Swan , The Athenæum from an occasion noted in the entry for Gallery , Boston , 1940 , p . 128 ) .

Diary

By Charles Francis Adams

Diary

Benjamin Franklin

By John T. Morse

Poor Hartley had been working with all the energy of a good man in a good cause; but he was in the painful position of having no excuse to offer for the backwardness of his government. February 22, 1779, brought more reproaches from ...