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Where was John Adams during the Revolution?

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France with Jefferson and Franklin. They were trying to get support from the king. For a time Jefferson and Adams were roommates and Adams writes about how Jefferson had books piled all over the room. He also complains how Franklin refuses to learn French and likes to party.

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