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A Perfect Coincidence: The Extraordinary Friendship And Astonishing Deaths Of John Adams And Thomas Jefferson
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A Revelatory New Look At The Long And Complex Relationship Between Founding Fathers Thomas Jefferson And John Adams, Who Died On The Same Historic DayJuly 4, 1826, Exactly Fifty Years After The Adoption Of The Declaration Of Independence.In Creating The Declaration Of Independence, Approved By The Second Continental Congress On July 4, 1776, Jefferson And Adams Collaborated In What Jefferson Later Called A Perfect Coincidence Of Thought And Action. Exactly Fifty Years Later, In The Most Perfect Coincidence In American History, They Died Within Hours Of Each OtherBoth Former Us Presidents, Both Essential Architects Of The Nation.This Book Explores Those Two Remarkable Coincidences And The FiftyYear Relationship In Between. Thomas Jefferson, A Charismatic Southern Aristocrat, And John Adams, A Cantankerous Yankee, Were Once Close Friends, Then Bitter Political Enemies. In The Last Years Of Their Lives, They Reconciled And Resumed An Extraordinary Correspondence, Totaling Some 380 Letters That Continued Until Their Final Months.Other Than The Declaration Of Independence, The Greatest Symbolic Gift Either Man Gave His Country May Have Been Dying Together On That Fateful Independence Day In 1826. For Many Americans, This Moment Was Viewed As A Visible And Palpable Manifestation Of Divine FavorAs One Contemporary Put ItAnd Fueled The Conviction That America Was A Land Of Miracles.Published To Coincide With The 250Th Anniversary Of The United StatesAnd The 200Th Anniversary Of The MenS DeathsThis Book Is Essential Reading For Anyone Interested In Presidential Biographies, The Revolutionary War Era, And The Enduring PowerYet Terrible FragilityOf American Democracy.
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