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I'm happy to hear that you two ladies enjoyed it as well :)

It was very good.

And David McCullough is a great writer. You'll enjoy his books.

Thanks :wave: Chernow's biographies/histories (Rockefeller & JP Morgan) (and reputably, Alexander Hamilton & Washington) are also first class.

i watched this from beginning to END, LOVED LOVED LOVED it, so much, i got the letters between Adams & abigal, very good show, and the sound track is good to

You mean this? I enjoyed the soundtrack too. :)

http://www.amazon.com/Adams-Jefferson-Lett...f=cm_cr_pr_pb_t

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I have Washington: A Life but I haven't read it yet.

It's a long , heavy book! Beautifully written and insightful- from what I've read.

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this one actually http://www.amazon.com/My-Dearest-Friend-Le...pd_bxgy_b_img_b the music was good for relaxing and chilling, also used it for inspiration when i write

oh thanks Miss S. :)

I love this miniseries. Everyone was really great in it.

Loved the interaction between Adams and Jefferson.

Franklin was always amusing, too.

I was surprised by their blatantly negative treatment of Hamilton- he was as critical to the formation of the early USA as the other FF. They could have explored Washington's respect for his views and his achievements. :-)

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I was surprised by their blatantly negative treatment of Hamilton- he was as critical to the formation of the early USA as the other FF. They could have explored Washington's respect for his views and his achievements. :-)

Yeah, I was too, but I guess the miniseries was John Adams view of Hamilton.

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I was surprised by their blatantly negative treatment of Hamilton- he was as critical to the formation of the early USA as the other FF. They could have explored Washington's respect for his views and his achievements. :-)

Yeah, I was too, but I guess the miniseries was John Adams view of Hamilton.

The whole Federalist vs. Democrat- Republican conflict could have been depicted- it would have been interesting. I think that the decision to depict Hamilton in that manner was probably accountable to the miniseries' creative direction- frankly it seemed too 21st century driven!

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I would love to see mini-series based on each of the founding fathers

I agree:)

I think as far as 19th-20th century presidents go FDR, Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Wilson, Jackson, and Eisenhower all need miniseries. It would be educational and inspiring to kids in general, and can only do good.

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I would watch every single one too. Sorry but I am such a geek when it comes to history

I should have included adults, as I would watch all of them too :)

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One on Abe L, would be steller to, always loved the history on him, from humble beginnings to Pres, and i would love to see the history with his wife to, very troubled woman

Interesting couple for sure. I missed the one they did on the Kennedys

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One on Abe L, would be steller to, always loved the history on him, from humble beginnings to Pres, and i would love to see the history with his wife to, very troubled woman

They're making "abraham lincoln vampire hunter" does that count???

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