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1. Thomas Jefferson refers to Adams as a friend despite their completely opposite beliefs
2. He wrote this at the start of his presidency, when political parties were emerging

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1. Thomas Jefferson talks about how Adams and him have always been able to work out their problems, and they did not let their differences separate them; which is odd considering the rivalry between them.
2. Even though the letter was addressed to Abigail, the letter consisted mainly of Jefferson talking about her husband.

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1. Thomas Jefferson calls Adams his friend throughout the letter.
2. Jefferson forgives Adams for appointing the Midnight Judges.

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1. Jefferson chooses to jump from a heartfelt, personal sentiment to discussing the Marbury v Madison case.
2. Jefferson chooses to put his anger at Adams' appointments a year after the case in favor of their personal friendship.

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1. Jefferson seems to convey his respect of Adams despite him appointing judges that opposed Jefferson's interest.
2. The letter, which is addressed to Abigail Adams, seems to discuss her husband more than anything else.

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1. Jefferson calls John Adams his friend throughout the letter and is very respectful, only mentioning one thing that Adams did that upset him.
2. He says that it is the people who pitted the two against each other, but they never showed animosity towards each other.

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1. Jefferson still respects Adams and his wife even though he was not a fan of the midnight judges. He calls Adams his friend throughout the letter.
2. Jefferson is grateful to be friends with Abigail Adams, despite the different political views.

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1. At the end of the letter, Jefferson  wished them well which is odd because of the rivalry between Jefferson and Adams.
2. Out of all the differences between Jefferson and Adams Jefferson said Adams annoyed him on only one.

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1. Jefferson calls Adams his friend and is very respectful towards him.
2. Jefferson says that he was only upset about one thing that Adams did, and has forgiven him since then.

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1. Jefferson wrote that it despite their rivalry, he still considered Adams a friend
2. He writes the letter to Abigail Adams instead of John

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1. Jefferson forgave Adams and still thinks of him as a friend
2. Jefferson l thinks highly of Adams despite their differences in the past

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1. Thomas Jefferson is sending this to Abigail Adams not with John Adams about trying to keep his friendship with John.
2. This at the beginning of his first term.

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1. Jefferson had a strong friendship with Adams.
2. This was written toward the end of his first term.

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1. Jefferson wrote that he had always thought highly of Abigail Adams, despite being political enemies with her husband.
2. Jefferson forgave Adams and began to consider him a friend.

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1. Jefferson calls Adams his friend throughout the letter, when they had disagreed with each other so many times.
2. Jefferson addresses the problem of the appointment of judges with Abigail, rather than John Adams.

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1. Jefferson says he was only upset by one act of John Adams
2. Jefferson is ending his talking to Abigail Adams for political reasons

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1. Despite their differences, Thomas Jefferson held John Adams in high esteem.

2. Jefferson begins the letter by being grateful for Abigail Adams's role in his daughter's life, then slowly shifted his intentions towards politics and his relationship with John Adams.

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1.) I found it interesting how Jefferson referred to his friendship with Adams as has "began at an earlier date". Previously, Adams always has seemed to have done things in the pass to oppose Jefferson.
2.)  "I have thus, my dear Madam, opened myself to you without reserve, which I have long wished an opportunity of doing; and, without knowing how it will be received, I feel relief from being unbosomed." Sounds like a revelation of love.

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1. Jefferson says that he forgives Adams for appointing the midnight judges as they are friends and he respects him.
2. Jefferson said that they were friends since "an earlier date."

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1. Jefferson explains that he still thinks of Ms. Adams as a friend, even though her husband and him are political rivals.

2. He only was mad at Adams for one thing and now has forgiven him.

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1. Jefferson and Adams are political enemies but Jefferson and Abigail Adams are still friends.
2. Jefferson and Adams still respect each other.

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1. Jefferson says that his relationship with the Adams' family was strong and that he considered them friends. This interests me because we know Jefferson and Adams were political rivals, so we would not issue they would be friends
2. I also find it interesting that he is addressing Abigail and not John.

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1)Jefferson is good friends with Abigail and John Adams. They are close enough that Abigail was close to his daughter.
2)He is always thinking about politics

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-Jefferson explains that despite being bitter political rivals with Adams, he still revered their friendship.
-Jefferson is grateful towards Mrs. Adams for her friendship with his daughter. This is interesting because Jefferson and John Adams were bitter political rivals.

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1. Jefferson forgives Adams in the letter for appointing "midnight judges" a the end of his term as president.
2. Thomas Jefferson has a high respect for Abigail Adams as she showed compassion to his daughter.

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H-Jefferson is in the midst of his first presidency, the second coming up rather soon; he is going to be debating rather soon for his 2nd term.
I-Abigail Adams
P-To apologize to Adams for his subsequent engagement with her husband/her husband's political ideals, and furthermore, ask for forgiveness (in respect to their past relationship).  [Shows respect]
P-Thomas Jefferson, the president of the United  States (technically Democrat-Republican), and friend of Abigail.
1. The language expressed between Jefferson and Adams is astonishing.  He is talking to her as an equal, rather than just a woman.
2. The fact that Adams and Jefferson were such good friends beforehand is rather interesting, given the relationship between him and her husband.

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1. Jefferson addresses this to Abigail Adams, not to John Adams directly.
2. Jefferson refers to Adams as a friend, even though they had completely different political ideas.

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H - midnight judges, Jefferson's 1st presidency, battle between political parties
I - Abigail Adams, wife of former pres John Adams (Federalist, "frenemy," political enemy)
POV - Thomas Jefferson, Democratic Republican, "frenemy" to J.A, pres of U.S.
Purpose - forgive J.Adams, wish to renew friendship with Adams family

1. Jefferson and J. Adams are political enemies; Jefferson and Mrs. Adams are friends though
2. Jefferson forgives J. Adams over midnight judges, wishes to renew friendship; respect for Adams couple; letter to Abigail not John