What was John Adams’s opinion of the pace of the revolution

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John Adams thought that, during his retirement years, he was fond of saying that the War for Independence was a consequence of the American Revolution. The real revolution, he declared, had taken place in the minds and hearts of the colonists in the fifteen years prior to 1776.

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