Author: John Patrick Diggins (USA)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: John Adams (1735–1826) served as the second Vice President of the United States and later succeeded Washington to become the second President. Adams was always overshadowed by Washington and Jefferson. His impulsive and irritable personality made him seem unsuitable for the presidency, yet in many ways—such as ability, experience, and prestige—he was Washington's successor. During Adams' presidency, in addition to maintaining neutrality and restoring peace, he established the Department of the Navy, solidifying its position and leaving behind a massive treasury. Although he was a member of the Northern Federalist Alliance, he worked to build a moderate party system. In the end, this proved to be Adams' greatest failure and a meaningful lesson for later leaders. This book narrates the political career of this seemingly forgotten president.
Forgotten President
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