Mr. Adams, leave me alo-one! Mr. Jefferson... Mr. Adams, I beg of you, I've not seen my...
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Thomas Jefferson:
["But, Mr. Adams" continues as John Adams is about to hand the quill pen to Jefferson]
Mr. Adams, leave me alo-one!
John Adams:
[the chorus chants in the background; spoken]
Mr. Jefferson...
Thomas Jefferson:
Mr. Adams, I beg of you, I've not seen my wife these past six months.
John Adams:
"And we solemnly declare that we will preserve our liberties, being with one mind resolved to die free men rather than British slaves." - Thomas Jefferson, "On the Necessity of Taking up Arms", 1775. Magnificent.
John Adams:
Why, you write 10 times better than any man in Congress, including me. For a man of only 33 years, you possess a happy talent for composition, and a remarkable felicity of expression. Now then, sir: will you be a patriot... or a lover?
Thomas Jefferson:
A lover.
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Mr Adams
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leave me alone
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Mr Jefferson Mr Adams I beg of you
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I've not seen my wife these past six months
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And we solemnly declare that we will preserve our liberties
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being with one mind resolved to die free men rather than to live slaves
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Thomas Jefferson on the necessity of taking up arms 1775
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Magnificent
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You write 10 times better than any man in congress
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including me
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For a man of only 33 years
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you possess a happy talent for composition
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and a remarkable Felicity of expression
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Now then sir Will you be a patriot
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or a lover
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A lover
Clip duration: 53 seconds
Views: 200
Timestamp in movie: 01h 06m 57s
Uploaded: 05 December, 2022
Genres: drama, family, history
Summary: A musical retelling of the American Revolution's political struggle in the Continental Congress to declare independence.
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02:59 New Jersey legislature has recalled the old delegation to...
00:31 I'm going to the tavern
00:46 What sort of declaration
00:38 My husband is not yet up
00:51 Come to Philadelphia
00:17 You have us playing the violin
00:15 Enough socializing
01:49 A group of drunk and disorderly recruits against the entire...
00:29 And we've got Maryland
00:49 You're a man of property
00:11 For heaven's sake
00:10 They're reading the Declaration
00:08 Where'd you go for it
00:10 Family business
00:45 Seen any fighting
00:38 Do something about that damn dog
00:10 You come into this world screamin' no
01:42 Is the Declaration ready to be signed
00:08 Been living too high again
00:10 Can anybody tell