While I was watching the fourth series of John Adams,
it occurred to
me that which of the founding fathers will appeal to girl the most
since they
are all men of great stature and attractive.

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In this first episode, we can get a sense
of what kind of person John Adams is,
how close he is to Abigail and the ferment
before the revolution.

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我真的覺得Abigail是個完美的女性
雖然沒有受過正規教育,可是卻能表現出如此素養  真是不簡單!
(優秀到令人懷疑到底是後人編撰過分,還是她真的有這麼優秀XD)  
 

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這是我捷錄的"大家對A女人的讚譽"
Abigail 的讚譽
1. Intelligence, resourceful, competent, self-sufficient, willful, vivacious, and opinionated

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This couple is known as one of the most romantic couples in the American history.
So, we are interested about the love story and events between them.
On the internet, I found that most of the evidence of their love affair were on their letters.
There are little observasions from the third person of view.

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John Adams & Thomas Jefferson
(1)   https://www.homeofheroes.com/profiles/profiles_jeffadams.html
   

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Part 1: Join or Die
John Adams defended Captain Thomas Preston in the case of Boston Massacre to uphold the standard of justice and won him great reputation.As thegrowing tensions over the Coercive Acts ("Intolerable Acts"),Adams got elected to the First Continental Congress.
 
Part 2: Independence

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《康科德之歌》這首詩是為謳歌康科德之戰的英雄而作,並在l 837年的康科德革命愛國志士紀念碑落成典禮上作為讚歌吟唱。

簡陋的拱橋邊下河水流淌,
旗幟迎著四月的微風飄揚,
從戎征戰的農夫,
在此打響了聲震全球的一槍。


敵人早已死去,
征服者正在安息;
時光把橋樑的殘骸掃入了
那緩緩流向大海的暗淡江河小溪。



我們今天奉獻上一座石碑,
在碧綠的岸上,在深沈平緩的河邊;
願人們的緬懷重現他們的偉績,
直至我們的子孫,永遠。



激勵英雄拚死搏擊、
換來兒輩自由的神靈啊,
囑咐時光和自然慷慨保存下來
我們為英雄、為你豎起的這座豐碑。


 





By the
rude bridge that arched the flood,
    Their flag to April's breeze unfurled,
Here once the embattled farmers stood
    And fired the shot heard round the world



 



The foe
long since in silence slept;
   Alike the conqueror silent sleeps;
And Time the ruined bridge has swept
   Down the dark stream which seaward creeps.


 



On this
green bank, by this soft stream,
   We set to-day a votive stone;
That memory may their deed redeem,
   When, like our sires, our sons are gone


 



Spirit,
that made those heroes dare
   To die, and leave their children free,
Bid Time and Nature gently spare
   The shaft we raise to them and thee.




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the freedom trail in Boston
https://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!C85J_3iCGB5ESj4.nskpvvT2.qQ-/article?mid=1630

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the website address:
https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=zh-TW&sl=en&tl=zh-TW&u=https://www.pbs.org/ktca/liberty/index.html&rurl=translate.google.com.tw&anno=2&usg=ALkJrhgOkOkhV9VCOo8tskpeRTskjRByFA

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Date



Main Theater



Secondary Theater



Other




1775



March






Virginia assembly suspended; Patrick Henry "liberty or death" speech



April 18


Revere and Dawes alert countryside







April 19


Battles of Lexington and Concord







May 10




Ethan Allen at Ticonderoga; Crown Point falls May 12
Second Continental Congress convenes in Philadelphia



May 25


Henry Clinton, Charles Cornwallis and John Burgoyne arrive in Boston







May 31






Mecklenburg Resolves (N.C.)



June 15






Washington named commander-in-chief; assumes command July 3



June 17


Battle of Bunker Hill







July 5






Olive Branch Petition



July 6






Declaration of Causes of Taking up Arms



August 23






George III declares colonies in rebellion



October






Congress authorizes naval construction



October 4






Court-martial of Benjamin Church



November 13




Montgomery at Montreal





November 16






Edmund Burke pleads American case in Parliament



November 29






Committee of Secret Correspondence formed



December 9




Battle of Great Bridge (Va.)





December 22






Parliament passes American Prohibitory Act



December 31




Arnold fails at Quebec





1776


Campaigns of 1776
 



January 15






Paine's Common Sense published



February 27




Loyalist loss at Moore's Creek Bridge (N.C.)





March 3




Continental Navy victory in Bahamas





March 17


British evacuate Boston







June 7






Richard Henry Lee introduces independence resolution in Congress



June 28




Battle of Sullivan's Island (S.C.)





June 29


William Howe to New York harbor; occupies Staten Island on July 2







July 2






Independence resolution approved by Congress



July 4






Jefferson's version of Declaration approved



July 12


Adm. Richard Howe to New York harbor







August 2






Declaration of Independence signed



August 27


British victory at Long Island







August
29-30


Washington escapes disaster at Brooklyn Heights







September 11






Staten Island Peace Conference



September 15


British occupy New York City







September 16


Rare American victory at Harlem Heights







September 21






New York City fire;
Nathan Hale captured




October 11




Arnold at Valcour Island





October 28


British victory at White Plains







November 16


British victory at Fort Washington







November 20


Fort Lee abandoned







December 20






Congress relocates in Baltimore



December 24


Washington war council with generals







December 26


Patriot surprise victory at Trenton






1777
Campaigns of 1777
 



January 3


Patriot victory at Princeton







January - May


Washington winters at Morristown







March 4






Congress returns to Philadelphia



July 5




British take Fort Ticonderoga





August 6




Tactical draw at Oriskany





August 16




Stark over Hessians at Bennington





September 11


British victory at Banndywine







September 16


Battle of the Clouds







September 19




Gates victory at Freeman's Farm





September 21


Paoli Massacre







September 26


Howe occupies Philadelphia







September 27






Congress convenes in Lancaster, Pa.



October 4


American loss at Germantown







October 7




Burgoyne loss at Bemis Heights





October 17




Burgoyne surrender at Saratoga





October 22


Americans hold Fort Mercer







November 15






Congress adopts Articles of Confederation; sent to states for approval



November 16


Fort Mifflin falls to British







December 19


American winter camp at Valley Forge opens







1778








February 6






U.S.-French Alliance signed



May 20


Battle of Barren Hill







June 28


Battle of Monmouth







July 4




Clark takes Kaskaskia





August 8




Siege of Newport, R.I.





December 29




British occupy Savannah





1779


 



February 14




Loyalists lose at Kettle Creek





February 25




Clark takes Vincennes





April 24






John Paul Jones captures the Drake



June 21






Spain enters war against Britain



July 2






Congress returns to Philadelphia



July 3




Wyoming Valley attacks





July 4




G.R. Clark takes Kaskaskia





July




Connecticut cities raided by British





July 16




Wayne takes Stony Point





August 19


Lee strikes Paulus Hook







September 23






John Paul Jones takes Serapis



September 28


Tappan Massacre







November 11




Cherry Hill Massacre





1780


 



February 23




Clark victory at Vincennes





May 12


Charleston falls to British







May 29


British victory at Waxhaw Creek







June 20


Loyalists defeated at Ramseur's Mill







July 11






Arrival of first French toops



August 6


Loyalists defeated at Hanging Rock







August 16


British victory at Camden under Tarleton







September 23




Arrest of John Andre





September 25




Arnold's West Point plot unearthed





October 7


American victory at King's Mountain







1781


 



January






Pennsylvania troop mutiny



January 17


Morgan victorious at Cowpens







March 2






Articles of Confederation adopted by 13th state



March 15


Costly British victory at Guilford Courthouse







June 6


Americans take Augusta







July 6


Wayne defeated at Green Springs Farm







September 5


Battle of the Capes







September 6




Arnold raid on New London, Conn.





September 8


Greene defeated at Eutaw Springs







October 19


Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown







1782








March 20






Lord North resigns



July 11


British evacuate Savannah







November 30






Preliminary peace signed between Britain and U.S.



December 14


British evacuate Charleston







1783


 



April 19






Congress ratifies treaty



September 3






Treaty of Paris signed



November 16






Congress convenes at Annapolis, Md.



November 25




British evacuate New York City





December 4






Washington's farewell dinner with officers



December 23






Washington resigns commission at Annapolis

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War for America
https://www.historyofwar.org/articles/wars_american_independence.html#1782
Suggested Reading
Black, Jeremy, War For America: The Fight for Independence 1775-1783 . Provides a clear narrative of the war, taken year by year, with good chapters on some of the later years that are often skipped over. Also contains a good selection of quotes from participents in the conflict.

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