Adams Chronicles (1976) Multi-Emmy PBS doc series of John Adams
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Th Adams Chronicles Video Codec..........: XviD ISO MPEG-4 Video Bitrate........: 1006kbps Duration.............: 57:54.539 Resolution...........: 600*464 Framerate............: 29.970 Audio Codec..........: 0x2000 (Dolby AC3) AC3 Audio Bitrate........: 192 kbps CBR Audio Channels.......: 2 Filesize.............: 525,735,322 http://bayimg.com/hAiBfaADk http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073952/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adams_Chronicles The Adams Chronicles was a multi-Emmy award-winning, thirteen-episode series by PBS that aired in 1976 to commemorate the American Bicentennial. It chronicles the story of the Adams political family over a 150-year span, including John Adams (signer of the Declaration, accomplished diplomat, and the 2nd President), his wife Abigail Adams, his son John Quincy Adams (acclaimed Secretary of State, the 6th President, and prominent abolitionist Congressman), grandson Charles Francis Adams, congressman and ambassador to Great Britain during the Civil War, and much-heralded members of the fourth generation Henry Brooks Adams, the historian and author of the novel Democracy, and Charles Francis Adams II, the industrialist. The most prominent role in the series is John Adams, played by George Grizzard. His views dominate the series even after his passing, on July 4, 1826, the 50th anniversary of the passage of the United States Declaration of Independence. As a result of his achievements during the revolution, and afterwards as vice president and president, subsequent Adams generations have a hard time dealing with this legacy of public service and accomplishment and frequently wonder if they are measuring up to their distinguished ancestry. In the end, the members of the fourth generation feel that the time in which the Adams family can play a prominent role in the affairs of the nation has passed. This series was released on DVD by Acorn Media on May 13, 2008. Chapter I: John Adams, Lawyer Chapter II: John Adams, Revolutionary Chapter III: John Adams, Diplomat John Adams and his temperament find little diplomatic success in France, where Franklin is widely appreciated. However Adams negotiates a large loan in the Netherlands. John Quincy Adams is dispatched to Russia as a diplomat's secretary due to his great facility for languages. Adams concludes the Treaty of Paris. Chapter IV: John Adams, Minister to Great Britain Chapter V: John Adams, Vice President With Gen. Washington as President, Adams becomes Vice-President and head of the Senate. When Jefferson's Republicans and Hamilton's Federalists have strongly conflicting views over the French Revolutionary war, Adams finds himself in the middle. Adams is elected second President of the United States. Chapter VI: John Adams, President Increasingly exasperating relations with France lead to the XYZ Affair, then the Quasi-War. Chapter VII: John Quincy Adams, Diplomat In Ghent, Adams and his delegation struggle to negotiate an end to the War of 1812. Chapter VIII: John Quincy Adams, Secretary of State During the Seminole War, the executions of Arbuthnot and Ambrister in Spanish Florida create a diplomatic incident. The United States and Britain consider whether to make a joint statement on the wars in South America, but this evolves into the Monroe Doctrine. In the presidential election, Henry Clay is the kingmaker. Adams becomes sixth President. Chapter IX: John Quincy Adams, President Chapter X: John Quincy Adams, Congressman Chapter XI: Charles Francis Adams, Minister to Great Britain Chapter XII: Henry Adams, Historian Chapter XIII: Charles Francis Adams II, Industrialist Cast Adams family George Grizzard as John Adams (Chapters I–VI, VIII–IX) Kathryn Walker as Abigail Adams (Chapters I–IV) Leora Dana as Abigail Adams (Chapters V–VI, VIII) Addison Powell as The Reverend Smith (father of Abigail Adams) (Chapter I) Nancy Marchand as Mrs. Smith (mother of Abigail Adams) (Chapters I–II) J. C. Powell as Charles Adams (boy) (Chapters II–III) Philip Anglim as Charles Adams (Chapter V) Tom V. V. Tammi as Thomas Adams (Chapters V–VI) Marcel Trenchard as John Quincy Adams (boy) (Chapter II) Stephen Austin as John Quincy Adams (youth) (Chapter II) Steven Grover as John Quincy Adams (youth) (Chapter III) Mark Winkworth as John Quincy Adams (Chapters IV–V) David Birney as John Quincy Adams (Chapter VII only) William Daniels as John Quincy Adams (Chapters VIII–X) Pamela Payton-Wright as Louisa Catherine Adams (Chapter VII) Katherine Houghton as Abigail Adams II (Chapters IV, VI) Richard Cox as Col. William Stephens Smith (husband of Abigail Adams II) (Chapter IV) Maureen Anderman as Mary Catherine Hellen (wife of John Adams) (Chapters VIII–X) Steven Krey as Charles Francis Adams (boy) (Chapter VII) Thomas A. Stewart as Charles Francis Adams (Chapters VIII–X) John Beal as Charles Francis Adams (Chapters XI–XIII) Peter Brandon as Henry Adams (Chapters XII–XIII) Charles Siebert as Charles Francis Adams II (Chapters XII–XIII) Nicholas Pryor as John Quincy Adams II (Chapters XII–XIII) U.S. politicians W. B. Brydon as Samuel Adams (cousin of John Adams) (Chapters I–II) Curt Dawson as John Hancock (Chapters I–II) William Shust as Patrick Henry (Chapter II) John Wylie as John Dickinson (Chapter II) Robert Symonds as Benjamin Franklin (Chapters II–III) Albert Stratton as Thomas Jefferson (Chapters II, IV–VI) James Congdon as James Lovell (Chapter III) James Tripp as Francis Dana (Chapter III) David Hooks as George Washington (Chapter V) Jeremiah Sullivan as Alexander Hamilton (Chapters V–VI) Michael Egan as General Knox (Chapter V) Karl Light as Senator Izard (Chapter V) Ken Kercheval as James Madison (Chapters V, VII) Henry Butler as James Monroe (Chapters V, VII–VIII) Frederic Warringer as Samuel Otis (Chapter V) Tom Aldredge as James McHenry (Chapters V–VI) Reid Shelton as Timothy Pickering (Chapter VI) David O'Brien as Oliver Wolcott (Chapter VI) Josef Sommer as Charles Lee (Chapter VI) John Braden as John Marshall (Chapter VI) John McQuade as General Pinckney (Chapter VI) Tom McDermott as Eldridge Gerry (Chapter VI) Robert Prosky as Benjamin Stoddert (Chapter VI) Stephen Strimpell as Ames (Chapter VI) George Hearn as Henry Clay (Chapters VII–X) Michael Wager as Albert Gallatin (Chapter VII) Robert Moberly as Senator Bayard (Chapter VII) Wesley Addy as General Andrew Jackson (Chapters VIII–IX) Robert Phalen as John C. Calhoun (Chapter VIII–IX) Roger Alan Brown as Pinckney (Chapter X) Stephen D. Newman as Abraham Lincoln (Chapter XI) Alexander Clark as William Seward (Chapter XI) British dignitaries, politicians, others John Tillinger as King George III (Chapters I–IV) James Noble as Jonathan Sewall (Chapter I) Patrick Horgan as Lord Howe (Chapter III) Ed Zang as English Tailor (Chapter IV) Don McHenry as Sir Clement Cotterell Dormer (Chapter IV) Jack Gwillim as Lord Carmarthen (Chapter IV) Robert Gerringer as Burrill (Chapter IV) Thomas Barbour as Bishop of St. Asaph (Chapter IV) William Roerick as Lord Gambier (Chapter VII) George Pentecost as Henry Goulburn (Chapter VII) Emery Battis as Lord John Russell (Chapter XI) Foreign dignitaries, politicians, others M'el Dowd as Madame Brillon (Chapter III) Guy Sorel as Comte de Vergennes (Chapter III) Taina Elg as Comtesse de Vergennes (Chapter III) C. K. Alexander as The Dutch Banker (Chapter III) Cavada Humphrey as Princess of Orange (Chapter III) Lance Davis as Louis XVI (Chapter III) Louis Turenne as M. Hauteval (Chapter VI) Christopher Lloyd as Tsar Alexandre I [sic] (Chapter VII) Paul Sparer as Chancellor Rumyantsev (Chapter VII) Michael Kane as General Caulaincourt (Chapter VII) Valerie French as Countess Rostov (Chapter VII) Osvaldo Riofrancos as Don Luis de Onis (Chapter VIII) Jean-Pierre Stewart as Alexis de Tocqueville (Chapter X) Norman Bush as Cinque (Chapter X) Other Americans John Houseman as Justice Gridley (Chapter I) Reno Roop as Josiah Quincy (cousin of John Adams) (Chapter II) Alfred Hinckley as Capt. Hay (Chapter IV) Robin Pearson Rose as Polly Jefferson (Chapter V) Donald C. Moore as Sparhawk (Chapter IV) Edwin Owens as Russell Jarvis (Chapter IX) Jerome Dempsey as Lewis Tappan (Chapter X) Tom Hulce as Student (Chapter X) Bernie McInerney as Roger Sherman Baldwin (Chapter X) Ronald Dawson as Chief Justice Taney (Chapter X) John Ramsey as Henry James (Chapter XII) Paul Hecht as Jay Gould (Chapter XIII) James Broderick as W. H. Holcomb (Chapter XIII) Barton Heyman as Capt. Beckford (Chapter VII) John Horn as Lt. Mountgarret (Chapter VII) Nancy Coleman Susan Bjurman
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I like how you jump from one historical period to the other with your diverse material subjects. That just keeps the curiosity and enthusiasm to learn and sometimes to entertain alive.
Thank you!!
Thank you!!
What a hero you are for this! Thank you!
amazing series; on par or better than the HBO mini-series. thank you.
do you have Magnificent Yankee, Louis Brandeis people's Attorney, or Thurgood?
do you have Magnificent Yankee, Louis Brandeis people's Attorney, or Thurgood?
Thurgood isn't out on DVD yet, and the other two are a tad pricey on Amazon.
Hi rambam 1776,
Need seeding PLEASE, I have been downloading for 2 days and only have 40%.
Many thx.
Need seeding PLEASE, I have been downloading for 2 days and only have 40%.
Many thx.
Looks great!! Any chance of a seed on this?
Thanks for uploading and seeding this classic series. Much appreciated.
Please seed.
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