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Founding Fathers: Interviews from 1776

Founding Fathers: Interviews from 1776

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Charles Thomson, Secretary of the Continental Congress, took the minutes at every debate of the American Revolution. Now he sits down with the Founding Fathers, one by one, to hear the real stories behind independence: the arguments, the risks, and the people who signed their names to a new nation.Copyright 2026 Founding Fathers: Interviews from 1776 世界 政治・政府 政治学
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  • John Adams, Part 3: Holland, the Presidency, and Jefferson

    John Adams, Part 3: Holland, the Presidency, and Jefferson
    2026/10/23
    In this final conversation with Charles Thomson, ninety-year-old John Adams reflects on securing vital Dutch loans, meeting King George III, and averting war with France. He also looks back on moving into an unfinished White House and mending his fractured friendship with Thomas Jefferson. Show Notes John Adams Above the Fray: The Original Foreign Policy President: https://allthingsliberty.com/2023/12/john-adams-above-the-fray-the-original-foreign-policy-president/ For Students: Jefferson and Adams - New American History: https://resources.newamericanhistory.org/jefferson-and-adams-1
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    11 分
  • John Adams, Part 2: The Colossus of Independence

    John Adams, Part 2: The Colossus of Independence
    2026/10/21
    Step inside the sweltering, fly-infested Pennsylvania State House in July 1776 as John Adams recounts the dramatic, high-stakes debates that forged American independence. From his extemporaneous rebuttal to John Dickinson to Caesar Rodney's legendary midnight ride, discover the behind-the-scenes mechanics of how the historic vote was truly won.
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    11 分
  • John Adams, Part 1: Defending the Enemy

    John Adams, Part 1: Defending the Enemy
    2026/10/19
    Ninety-year-old John Adams reflects on his decision to defend the British soldiers after the Boston Massacre, risking his reputation to uphold the rule of law. He also discusses the courtroom strategy behind the historic verdicts and revisits Abigail Adams's famous plea to "remember the ladies."
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    10 分
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