Woody Holton, author of the National Book Award nominated Unruly Americans, presents a biography of Abigail Adams. Mr. Holton focuses on Abigail Adams's writings and reports that she championed the education of women and decried sexual discrimination. Her written debates included correspondences with her husband, John Adams, as well as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Woody Holton discusses his book at the Massachusetts Historical Society in Boston. The Chicago Tribune selected Abigail Adams as one of their notable books of 2009.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Book TV: Woody Holton, "Abigail Adams"
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Woody Holton, author of the National Book Award nominated Unruly Americans, presents a biography of Abigail Adams. Mr. Holton focuses on Abigail Adams's writings and reports that she championed the education of women and decried sexual discrimination. Her written debates included correspondences with her husband, John Adams, as well as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Woody Holton discusses his book at the Massachusetts Historical Society in Boston. The Chicago Tribune selected Abigail Adams as one of their notable books of 2009.
Woody Holton, author of the National Book Award nominated Unruly Americans, presents a biography of Abigail Adams. Mr. Holton focuses on Abigail Adams's writings and reports that she championed the education of women and decried sexual discrimination. Her written debates included correspondences with her husband, John Adams, as well as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Woody Holton discusses his book at the Massachusetts Historical Society in Boston. The Chicago Tribune selected Abigail Adams as one of their notable books of 2009.
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