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John Patrick Diggins

Foundations of Leadership in a Revolutionary Era.

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Author: John Patrick Diggins

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780805069372

Language: English

Publish Date: 06/11/2003

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: 1 - From “Senseless Turpitude” to Stately Duty

00:0045:50

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Chapter 2: 2 - “The Most Insignificant Office That Ever Man Contrived”

00:0038:47

Chapter 3: 3 - The Prescience of the Political Mind

00:0056:58

Chapter 4: 4 - The Halo of Washington, the Shadow of Jefferson

00:0031:32

Chapter 5: 5 - The French: Foe or Friend?

00:0031:15

Chapter 6: 6 - War Measures, Free Speech, States’ Rights

00:0027:58

Chapter 7: 7 - The American Landscape

00:0033:27

Chapter 8: 8 - War and Peace

00:0040:29

Chapter 9: Conclusion: - The Moralist in Politics

00:00374:38

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Who should listen John Adams by John Patrick Diggins

The summary audiobook of "John Adams" by John Patrick Diggins is ideal for history enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in the foundational figures of American democracy. This concise overview provides insight into John Adams' pivotal role in the American Revolution and his presidency, making it perfect for listeners seeking a quick yet informative exploration of his life and contributions. Additionally, those looking to understand the complexities of political leadership and the early years of the United States will find this summary a valuable resource.

3 quotes from John Adams by John Patrick Diggins

"The principles of the American Revolution were grounded in a belief in liberty, not a disregard for order, highlighting the intricate balance of freedom and governance that Adams championed throughout his life."
"Adams understood that the pursuit of happiness was not a guarantee, but a constant struggle, requiring vigilance and dedication to the ideals of democracy."
"In advocating for a strong federal government, Adams foresaw the complexities of human nature and the necessity of checks and balances to protect the republic from tyranny and chaos."

Author : John Patrick Diggins

John Patrick Diggins was a distinguished American historian, biographer, and scholar, renowned for his contributions to the understanding of American political thought and culture. Born in 1935, Diggins held academic positions at several prestigious institutions, including the City University of New York, where he influenced countless students with his engaging teaching style and insightful analysis. His works frequently explored the lives and legacies of pivotal figures in American history, tackling complex themes of democracy, nationalism, and individualism. Among his notable achievements, Diggins's biography of John Adams stands out for its nuanced portrayal of the second U.S. president, blending rigorous historical research with literary elegance, thereby illuminating both Adams's personal struggles and his profound impact on the formation of the nation.

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