This is where the episode ends, with Adams leaving his family and riding off to join the Congress. Compared to our class lectures, this is a pretty similar story to what we have learned. We learned about the acquittal, and the Continental Congress, but never went into complete detail like this show did...
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We never did learn that Adams was offered the job with the King, nor that he was extremely opposed to the protests the colonists were using to hurt the English government. In the show, Adams was portrayed as an extreme loyalist, which I had not seen him as before. This series does an amazing job of showing history not only in somewhat of a more modern perspective, but also in great detail...
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