Step back in time with The Wandering Pilgrims as we bring you a heartfelt letter from John Hancock to John Adams, dated July 16, 1776. In this intimate correspondence, Hancock extends a generous offer to Adams' family amidst the challenges of the smallpox epidemic. With warm hospitality, he invites them to his Boston home and garden, ensuring their comfort and safety during the inoculation process. This glimpse into the personal lives of these historical figures highlights the camaraderie and support that bound the founding fathers beyond their political endeavors.

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If you would like to learn more about John Hancock and the other founders of the United States of America, here are some of the books we would recommend. These are great for adults and as an addition to your homeschool curriculum. (affil links)