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American History
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The Adams Family Long before the Kennedys, another patrician Massachusetts clan scaled the heights of triumph and plumbed the depths of tragedy in full public view. |
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Salon.com
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The Epic, Tragic, Operatic Inside Story of Doctor Atomic Maverick composer John Adams set off a chain reaction in the opera world with his explosive works on Nixon and the Middle East. Now he's taking on the father of the A-bomb. |
