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John Paris in April 1785, serving as an American diplomat, when ADAMS WAS LIVING near he received a letter announcing that he’d been appointed the first ambassador from the United States to Great Britain. Adams had lobbied to get that job but now he wasn’t so sure he wanted it. He worried that the British …
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