I'll tell you both.John Adams said,"There are two types of education...One should teach us how to make a living,And the other how to live."He was a very good man.Now,here's his bad son,John Quincy Adams.He said,"Courage and perseverance have a magical talisman,before which difficulties disappear and vanish into air."I got these quotes from a book called "presidents,all you need to know"I hope this helps you.
During the presidential campaign of 1796 Adams was the presidential candidate of the Federalist Party. He stayed in his home town of Quincy rather than actively campaign for the Presidency. He wanted to stay out of what he called the silly and wicked game. His party, however, campaigned for him, while the Democratic-Republicans campaigned for Jefferson. It was expected that Adams would dominate the votes in New England, while Jefferson was expected to win in the Southern states. In the end, Adams won the election by a narrow margin of 71 electoral votes to 68 for Jefferson (who became the vice president
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