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Papers of John Adams, Volume 9 and 10: March–December 1780	Adams, John Lint, Gregg L. Revelas, Joanna M. Ryerson, Richard Alan Walker, Celeste Decker, Anne M.	HARDCOVER	05/01/1996	$312.00
Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 5 and 6: October 1782 – December 1785	Adams Family Ryerson, Richard Alan Revelas, Joanna M. Walker, Celeste Lint, Gregg L. Costello, Humphrey	HARDCOVER	12/01/1992	$312.00
Papers of John Adams, Volume 8: September 1778 – February 1780	Adams, John Lint, Gregg L. Taylor, Robert J. Ryerson, Richard Alan Walker, Celeste Revelas, Joanna M.	HARDCOVER	01/01/1989	$312.00

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