Jefferson Adams' Letters

The Adams-Jefferson Letters: A Half-Century of Intellectual Dialogue Spanning half a century and encompassing government, philosophy, religion, daily life, and family concerns, the correspondence between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson is an intellectual dialogue of the highest plane. First initiated in 1777, their exchange continued through their roles as ministers in Europe and ultimately in their respective offices in the early Republic. This comprehensive collection, edited by Lester J. Cappon, provides the complete correspondence between these two influential figures, including letters exchanged with Abigail Adams. The edition includes introduction, headnotes, and footnotes to inform the reader without interrupting the speakers. With this reissue of The Adams-Jefferson Letters in a one-volume unabridged edition, readers can gain insight into the thoughts and perspectives of two of America's most significant historical figures. A major treasure of national literature, this correspondence offers a unique perspective on the intellectual and personal lives of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, providing valuable insights for anyone interested in American history and politics.