E STILL MAINTAINED THE CABINET THE WAY WASHINGTON HAD IT, EVEN THOUGH MOST OF THE MEMBERS RELIED ON THE ADVICE OF HAMILTON. ADAMS ADMINISTRATION HAD CRISIS TO CRISIS, STARTING WITH THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. HE WAS DISLIKED BECAUSE OF HIS VIEW ON FRANCE. HE WAS SEEN AS THE ENEMY BECAUSE HE REOPENED NEGOTIATIONS WITH FRANCE INSTEAD OF WAR. ADAMS WAS DEFEATED FOR REELECTION BY THOMAS JEFFERSON, WITH AN ENDORSEMENT FROM HAMILTON (RETALIATION. AGAINST ADAMS FOR HIS POLICY TOWARDS FRANCE). ADAMS ATTEMPTED TO KEEP FEDERALISTS IN THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM BY APPOINTING HIS SECRETARY OF STATE, JOHN MARSHALL, AS CHIEF JUSTICE. HE DEPARTED HIS OFFICE OF PRESIDENCY MARCH 3, 1801. JOHN ADAMS WAS AN ORATOR, LAWYER, REPRESENTATIVE, U.S MINISTER, COMMISSIONED, LEADER, AMBASSADOR, AND SO MANY OTHER IMPORTANT MODELS. ABIGAIL NURTURED HIM AND NEVER LEFT HIS SIDE WHEN TIMES WERE HARD. JOHN ADAMS WAS A REMARKABLE MAN, MOSTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF OUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Bibliography BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. ABIGAIL SMITH. JANET WHITNEY, 1947. ATLANTIC-LITTLE, BROWN BOOKS, BOSTON 1948. 2. JOHN ADAMS AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. CATHERINE DRINKER BOWEN, 1949. ATLANTIC-LITTLE, BROWN BOOKS, BOSTON 1951. 3. THOSE WHO LOVE, A BIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL OF ABIGAIL AND JOHN ADAMS. IRVING STONE. DOUBLE DAY CO, GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK, 1965. 4. A NEW HISTORY OF THE U.S. WILLIAM GEORGE BRAZILLER, MILLER PUBLISHING, NEW YORK 1958. ...
