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Le Nouveau Testament : c'est à dire, La nouvelle alliance de Nostre Seigneur Jesus Christ af Clément Marot
De l'administration provinciale, et de la réforme de l'impôt af Guillaume François Le Trosne
A series of letters, addressed to Soame Jenyns, Esq. : on occasion of his view of the internal evidence of Christianity af Archibald Maclaine
Bibliotheca historico- philologico- theologica
Memoires et instructions pour les ambassadeurs, ou, Lettres et negotiations de Walsingham ... : avec les maximes ... af Dudley Digges
The Koran : commonly called the Alcoran of Mahomet
Sur la législation et le commerce des grains af Jacques Necker
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TagsEnglish (560), Politics and Government (465), European History (464), 8vo (445), French (394), 12mo (388), Law (263), Religion (243), Philosophy and Ethics (217), Literature (187) — se alle tags
GrupperI See Dead People['s Books], Veritas
Om mig "I must study Politicks and War that my sons may have liberty to study Mathematicks and Philosophy. My sons ought to study Mathematicks and Philosophy, Geography, natural History, Naval Architecture, navigation, Commerce and Agriculture, in order to give their Children a right to study Painting, Poetry, Musick, Architecture, Statuary, Tapestry and Porcelaine." - 12 May 1780
Om mit bibliotek The John Adams Library is currently housed at the Boston Public Library. You can read an extensive history of the collection or explore highlights through the John Adams Library website.
Deposited with the Boston Public Library in 1894, the John Adams Library includes over 2,700 volumes collected by the second president during his lifetime (1735-1826) as well as hundreds of additional books later donated by his family members (NB: Books printed after Adams’s death and added to the collection posthumously are not included in this LT catalog). The first published list of Adams's complete deeded library was printed in 1823 in Deeds and other Documents Relating to the Several Pieces of Land, and to the Library Presented to the Town of Quincy by President Adams. This catalog included all volumes bequeathed by Adams in 1822, listing his total gift at 2,756 volumes. One of the greatest private collections of its day, the Adams Library remains one of the largest original early American libraries still intact. This remarkable original collection of 3,510 books spans the fields of classics, literature, history, politics, government, philosophy, religion, law, science, mathematics, medicine, agriculture, language and linguistics, economics, and travel. See also the Catalogue of the John Adams Library in the Public Library of the City of Boston (1917).
The collection is of particular interest to scholars and historians because Adams recorded thousands of interpretive and critical manuscript annotations in the margins of his books. Links to transcriptions of his annotations and complete digitized volumes are included on the details page for selected books. More information about the collection is available by e-mailing johnadamslibrary@bpl.org or calling 617-859-2379.
A Note on Tags: Little is known for sure about how JA's library was organized during his lifetime. The subject tags found in this LT catalog (Agriculture, American History, Arts and Music, Classics, Economics, Education, European History, Geography and Travel, Language and Linguistics, Law, Literature, Military, Philosophy and Ethics, Politics and Government, Reference, Religion, Sciences, and World History) were added by BPL catalogers (with the exception of the Education subject, which was added during LT-cataloging).
In the 1823 catalog of the library as it was deeded to the town of Quincy the books are classified by language, with the format and number of volumes noted for each (the books are in no discernible order within each language). Those language and format tags have been added to the collection as well.
Hjemmesidehttp://www.johnadamslibrary.org
Rigtigt navnJohn Adams
StedBraintree, MA
YndlingsforfattereIngen angivet
Kontotypeoffentlig, livstid
ForbindelserForbindelser
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http://www.librarything.com/profile/JohnAdams (profil)
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/JohnAdams (bibliotek)
Medlem sidenSep 3, 2007



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skrevet af pamur kl. 2:44 am (EST) den Apr 22, 2008
I was just perusing your book reviews, and I have to say that while I find your comments on Mr. Rousseau's works (specifically, his Discourse on the Origin of Inequality and Emile) both insightful and accurate, I was appalled at the latent sexism implicit in your comments about Ms. Wollstonecraft's work on the French Revolution. Through your assertion that she must be "masculine" in order to have mastery of her subject, you fall prey to the very prejudicial form of thinking which Ms. Wollstonecraft laments in her Vindication of the Rights of Woman.
Shame, Mr. President!
skrevet af philosojerk kl. 12:45 pm (EST) den Apr 1, 2008
When will your dear wife's library be here on Library Thing? We can't get enough of her around here in her, er, WONDERFUL(ly dull) hometown! Can't wait for the miniseries to come out on DVD.
-Bridge, Weymouth, MA (the other beloved daughter of Weymouth - yeah right)
PS Weymouth is better than Braintree.
skrevet af Bridge714 kl. 6:43 pm (EST) den Mar 11, 2008
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http://www.hbo.com/films/johnadams/
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