John Adams to William, Jr Tudor, February 1, 1823
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John Adams was a Founding Father and the second president of the United States from 1797 to 1801. Before his presidency, he was a leader of the American Revolution that achieved independence from Great Britain. During the latter part of the Revolutionary War and in the early years of the new nation, he served the Continental Congress of the United States as a senior diplomat in Europe. Adams was the first vice president of the United States, serving from 1789 to 1797. He was a dedicated diarist and regularly corresponded with contemporaries, including his wife and advisor Abigail Adams and his friend and rival Thomas Jefferson.
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Quincy Febuary 1st. 1823 Dear Sir Thanks for the renewed testimony of your < , Start deletion, letter of the 20th , End, > frindship and your kind letter of…
Quincy February 4th 1823— Sir Judge Thatcher, of Maine, who married a daughter of General Knox, has requested me to write to the Navy Department, in favour of his son…
Quincy February 4th. 1823 Dear Sir Thanks for the renewed testimony of your friendship in your kind letter of the 20th.— If JQ. or any of my Posterity, do not…
Quincy February 15th. 1823— my dear Daughter Thanks for your Journal of the 26th. There is in human nature, a germe of superstition which has cost mankind very dear; And…
Quincy Feb’y 28th. 23 [ , Start insertion, 1823 , End, ] Sir– I have rec’d and heard y’r favor of Feb 23d and the pamphlet enclosed, it is a…
Quincy Feb’y 28th. 1823 Mr. Niles < , Start deletion, M , End, > I sent you some years ago an original short letter to me dated in ’74 from…
Quincy February 28th. 1823. In your last Letter you requested copies of my Letters to Dr. Price. They are inclosed— These letters and many others, and other writings and conversations…
Quincy March 1st. 1823— Dear Sir. I like your philosophy very well, I will pursue an idea suggested in my last; I do sincerely wish that the Mandarins of China,…
Quincy March < , Start deletion, th , End, > 4th: 1823. Sir I have rec’d y’r letter of the 26th of last month—and I thank you for y’r infinitessinal…
Quincy March 6th. [ , Start insertion, 1823 , End, ] My dear daughter— As I consider y’r ladyship as always imprison’d during a session of Congress I congratulate you…
Quincy March 7th ’23 [ , Start insertion, 1823 , End, ] Dear Sir In one of your letters if I remember right, you expressed a desire to see my…
Quincy March 10th 1823 Dear Sir. The sight of your well known hand writing in your favour of 25. Feb. last, gave me great pleasure, as it proved your arm…
Quincy March 10th. 1823 Dear Sir. I have received your kind letter of the 27th. Feb—with great satisfaction and sincere gratitude, I can reciprocrate your sentiments with great truth, the…
Quincy 22d. April 1823 My Dear Daughter. Your favor of the 16th. is a reviving cordial in which I have languished for a fortnight—But I have to complain, that it…
Montizillo 27 Ap 1823 Sir I have received your letter of the 24 April & have desired my friend Mr Shaw to subscribe my name to your proposals. I am…
Quincy 30th. April 1823 Dear Sir— I am honored by your favor of the 20th. April with a Copy of Gov McKeans letter of 22 August 1813—inclosed. I have no…
Quincy May 9th 1823. Sir:— I have received your letter of the 26th April—You are entirely mistaken in supposing that the second article of the Convention with France was stricken…
Quincy 9 May 1823 Dear Sir The amount of my former letters to you is this that all the sovereignty there existing in the nation was in the hands of…
Quincy May 10th. 1823— my Dear Daughter Thanks for your favor of the third—With great pleasure I learn that you are all convalescent, and that your Brother is well and…
Quincy 10th. May. 1823 My Dear Sir. I have received your favor of May 5th. The King of England has performed one noble action, and I hope he will many…
Quincy 19 May 1823. Dear Sir I thank you for the privilege of hearing read your manuscript dissertat concern the mil I scarcely know how to express the satisfaction &…
Quincy August 9th. 1823 Dear Sir I am greatly obliged to you for your letter of August 6th. And also for the pamphlet enclosed with it and most of all…
Quincy, August 14th, 1823. My dear young ladies—the Miss Quincy, You have much better advisers than I can be—but I will venture suggest one line. As Nature will attach you…