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Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 11: July 1795-February 1797	Adams Family Hogan, Margaret A. Taylor, C. James Martin, Sara Millikan, Neal E. Woodward, Hobson Sikes, Sara B. Lint, Gregg L.	HARDCOVER	2013	$95.00
Papers of John Adams, Volume 16: February 1784–March 1785	Adams, John Lint, Gregg L. Taylor, C. James Karachuk, Robert Woodward, Hobson Hogan, Margaret A. Millikan, Neal E. Sikes, Sara B. Martin, Sara Georgini, Sara Mathews, Amanda A. Connolly, James T.	HARDCOVER	2012	$95.00
Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 10: January 1794–June 1795	Adams Family Hogan, Margaret A. Taylor, C. James Martin, Sara Woodward, Hobson Sikes, Sara B. Lint, Gregg L. Georgini, Sara	HARDCOVER	2011	$105.00

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