… This book analyzes the diplomacy of John Adams and … It tells a story of white Americans
and the multiracial Dominguan … Diplomacy in Black and White suggests that Adams and his …

… (as John) and Laura Linney (as Abigail).3 Indirectly attesting Adams's indifference to the …
best-selling biography has no entries for John Adams's opinions on slavery. However, it …

… The John Adams administration, exhibiting some discomforts over slavery and doubts about
black … This diplomacy, in other words, took place at a moment of Atlantic revolution. Johnson …

… recognition, intervention, relations with non-white governments, and Pan-Americanism, …
Adams administration. Johnson has opened a new door on the study of inter-American diplomacy…

In Diplomacy in Black and White, Ronald Angelo Johnson offers an in-depth analysis of a
fleeting moment of international cooperation between the fledgling American republic and …

… of Adams as an historian of the Revolution and its diplomacy. The diplomatic career of John
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during the administration of John Adams. Focusing on individual actors like Timothy Pickering, …

… interaction of diplomats to political debates, Diplomacy in Black and White makes a … this era
and its diplomacy. The book employs several constructions of race in arguing that the Adams …

… The John Adams administration, exhibiting some discomforts over slavery and doubts about
black … This diplomacy, in other words, took place at a moment of Atlantic revolution. Johnson …

… “The title Diplomacy in Black and White reflects the critical … ” and other nontraditional diplomatic
sources, Johnson writes. (9) A … then to broker a diplomatic agreement that reopened trade …