John Adams, Janet Benge
John Adams, Janet Benge
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John Adams
Independence Forever

Author: Janet Benge

Narrator: Tim Gregory

Unabridged: 5 hr 18 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 06/01/2012


Synopsis

Growing up in Massachusetts, longing to be a farmer like his father, John Adams (1735-1826) never imagined the vital role he would one day play in the transformation of the colonies into an independent American nation. As the injustices of British rule stirred up the colonists to revolution and independence, this rising young lawyer became and influential member of the Continental Congress and a passionate advocate for freedom. As a foreign diplomat for the young United States, first vice president, and second president, this true American patriot held firmly to his integrity and left an uncompromising legacy: independence forever.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Daniel Ray on January 11, 2025

A unique and interesting biography because he was a very prominent Boston attorney but also a witness to many of the events in Boston that lead to the American Revolutionary War. He was a key proponent for independence during the First Constitutional Congress in Philadelphia and supported the three......more

Goodreads review by Demetrius on February 09, 2019

For what it claims to be this is excellent. A brief, well-paced account of one of my favorite figures of US history. Had me in tears at the end. Now we are going to dip into the HBO TV series as a family.......more

Goodreads review by Sarah on September 14, 2020

John Adams is a favorite of mine. While I've read books that tell about his life in more depth, I think this shorter biography did a great job.......more

Goodreads review by Amber on June 02, 2024

A well-rounded retelling of the life of John Adams.......more

Goodreads review by Ruthe on December 27, 2016

I found the story of John Adams to be very educational, inspiring, and patriotic. This particular audio book can be understood and enjoyed from elementary children through adults. I wish it were required for all school children. We need to be reminded of the outstanding men and women who founded our......more