ADAMS FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE

Cover: Adams Family Correspondence, Volumes 5 and 6 in HARDCOVER

Adams Family Correspondence, Volumes 5 and 6

October 1782 – December 1785

Adams Family

Edited by Richard Alan Ryerson

Joanna M. Revelas

Celeste Walker

Gregg L. Lint

Humphrey Costello

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$312.00 • £249.95 • €281.00

ISBN 9780674004061

Publication Date: 12/01/1992

621 pages

14 halftones, 8 line illustrations

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