“You tell me that you sometimes view the dark side of your Diana, and there no doubt you discover many Spots which I rather wish were erased, than conceal'd from you. Do not judge by this, that your opinion is an indifferent thing to me, (were it so, I should look forward with a heavey Heart,) but it is far otherways, for I had rather stand fair there, and be thought well of by Lysander than by the greater part of the World besides. I would fain hope that those faults which you discover, proceed more, from a wrong Head, than a bad Heart. E'er long May I be connected with a Friend from whose Example I may form a more faultless conduct, and whose benevolent mind will lead him to pardon, what he cannot amend.”
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The Letters of John and Abigail Adams
This book presents a comprehensive collection of letters exchanged between John Adams, a key figure in the American Revolution and the nation's second president, and his wife Abigail Adams. The letters provide a unique perspective on the personal and political lives of the Adams family during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. They reveal the couple's deep affection, their shared intellectual pursuits, and their active participation in the formation of the United States. more
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