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Tagsbiographies, book reviews, FIrst Ladies, Louisa Adams, Louisa Thomas512 pagesPenguin BooksPublished: April 2016Fans of the U.S. presidency are likely to recognize Louisa Catherine Adams (1775-1852) as one of our nation’s more interesting and spirited first ladies. She was incredibly insecure but curiously indomitable, and often fragile (physically and emotionally) but with a remarkably steely resolve.Born in London under interesting circumstances, her sheltered upbringing afforded her little education and limited opportunity. But then she met and married John Quincy Adams…See the full review at:www.thebestbiographies.comSteve, are you okay. The site hasn’t changed in almost 3 months. The last book review I see is Louisa.ReplyHello……I am writing for your opinion on the American President Series of Biographies……I also greatly value this site and your recap on the biographies you have read. I have used this site to choose various Presidential Biographies…..Thanks so much for your efforts and time to create this site…..ReplyThanks Steve for your reply……I love this site and your reviews. I go to it often before choosing a biography about a President. Have you been able to visit the various Presidential Libraries, homes, or general sites? Thanks again for taking the time and making the effort to create and update this site.Reply“Elections have consequences, especially for the losers.”An Ordinary Man: The Surprising Life and Historic Presidency of Gerald R. Ford by Richard Norton SmithJan 2013 – Feb 2019:— 240 presidential bios— 123,546 pagesMar 2019 –— 30 presidential bios &amp;— 63 “other” biographies— 54,233 pagesOriginal content is © 2012-2022 Stephen Floyd andwww.bestpresidentialbios.com.bloggers like this:

Tagsbiographies, book reviews, FIrst Ladies, Louisa Adams, Louisa Thomas512 pagesPenguin BooksPublished: April 2016Fans of the U.S. presidency are likely to recognize Louisa Catherine Adams (1775-1852) as one of our nation’s more interesting and spirited first ladies. She was incredibly insecure but curiously indomitable, and often fragile (physically and emotionally) but with a remarkably steely resolve.Born in London under interesting circumstances, her sheltered upbringing afforded her little education and limited opportunity. But then she met and married John Quincy Adams…See the full...

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