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    Re: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson
    Posted by: hehe on 6/25/09

    Got a little paper due soon? LOL.

    On 6/24/09, Valerie wrote:
    > Explain how Adam's social environment--living in a urban
    > capital Boston--shaped his ideas about human nature and
    > government institutions?


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