American historian Joseph Ellis describes the political and military experiences of the thirteen colonies and the British empire during the summer of 1776.
Examines the relationship and marriage of John and Abigail Adams, describing the couple's meeting and correspondence--which amassed to over twelve hundred letters--the political stresses their marriage endured, and related topics.
triumphs and tragedies at the founding of the republic
Ellis, Joseph J
2007
Presents a historical account of the twenty-eight years between the start of the War for Independence in 1775 and the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, focusing on significant people and events in the founding of the American nation.
Chronicles the life of George Washington, discussing his childhood, military years, two terms as president, efforts to unite the country in the face of adversity, impact on American politics, and other related topics.
Chronicles the life of George Washington, discussing his childhood, military years, two terms as president, efforts to unite the country in the face of adversity, impact on American politics, and other related topics.
Profiles the intertwined lives of seven of America's founding fathers, including John Adams, Aaron Burr, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and George Washington.
