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Here are some hardships faced by John Adams:
- Adams was a man who was away from his family a great deal.
- He worked for congress and traveled to France for Congress.
- He had a farm and 6 children, so this would have been hard on him.
- He lost a baby at birth, and one died as a toddler.
- His family was just outside of Boston so had the chance to have the farm attacked by the British.
- His wife watched the battle of Bunker Hill from their farm. This had to be hard for him not to be with them.
- His relationship with Jefferson also broke down in his life and just before they died they reconciled and met, but they had been long time friends / roommates in France so he may have missed his time with Jefferson.
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