The Wall

Adams aroused suspicions, he had nornsuch reservoir of good will to sustainrnhim.rnFrench antagonism toward the newrnrepublic flowered in Adams' term, andrnAdams and his Federalist-dominatedrnCongress responded with extensive militaryrnpreparations. They also enacted thernAlien and Sedition Acts, a group of legislativernmeasures whose ostensible aimrnwas to allow President Adams to keep . . .