John Adams to Samuel Adams, August 29, 1782
The Hague August 29. 1782 Dear Sir The King of England has Sent Mr Fitzherbert to Paris with a Commission to treat of Peace, with his dear Brother the King…
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.
The Hague August 29. 1782 Dear Sir The King of England has Sent Mr Fitzherbert to Paris with a Commission to treat of Peace, with his dear Brother the King…
Septr. 7. 1782 Sir I have recd, your Letter with other Slips for which I thank you and another Since. 1 I take constantly the Morning Post, Morning Chronicle London…
The Hague. Sepr. 7th 1782 Sir In answer to your letters demanding my Accots. 1 I have the honor to enclose the three Numbers: 1. 2. 3. No. 1 is…
Account stated to be transmitted to Congress, in answer to Secretary Livingston’s Letter of 22d. May 1782. The United States to John Adams.
Further Acco’t: stated to be transmitted to Congress, in answer to Secretary Livingston’s Letter of 22d May. 1782. The United States to John Adams
The United States to John Adams
The Hague september 8. 1782 Gentlemen I have been informed, that a Motion has been made in the Regency of Amsterdam, that a Sum should be subscribed in Behalf of…
The Hague Septr. 10. 1782 Gentn I have recd. your Letter of the Seventh of this Month, and after reflecting upon it, I cannot See that the Subject of it…
The Hague Septr. 10. 1782 Gentlemen Since my Letter of the Eighth I have, recd a Letter from Mrs Vanstaphorsts 1 and have conversed with one of those Gentlemen, 2…
The Hague. Sepr. 23d: 1782 Sir As this is a moment of great Expectation, News, of the greatest Importance from the East-Indies, from the West-Indies and North-America fm. Gibralter, from…
2. Samuel Chapt. 16. Verses 17. and 18. And Absalom Said to Hushai Is this thy Kindness to thy Friend? Why wentest thou not out with thy Friend? And Hushai…
The Hage 5. October 1782 1 Sir On the third day of this Month, about ten O Clock a Solemn Deputation, in three Coaches preceeded by twelve Messengers of State,…
The Hague October 5. 1782 Gentlemen Last Evening I had the Honour of yours of Yesterdays Date. It would give me Pleasure, if it were in my Power to confirm…
The Hague. October 8th. 1782 1 Sir At 12. oClock today I proceeded, according to appointment, to the State-House, where I was received, with the usual formalities, at the head…
The Hague Oct. 8. 1782 Sir I recd your favor of 29 Ult, with its Inclosure, last night. Great News indeed. Inclosed is an answer. 1 This Day at Noon,…
Oct 10. 1782 Dear Sir I have recd your Favour of Sept. 5/16. if my Son can find a good oppertunity to come, I should be glad to see him.…
The Hague October 10th. 1782 Dear Sir I had the honor of yours of August 7th. yesterday. The letters inclosed are sent to their Destinations. I have long since taken…
12 Oct. 1782 at the Hague Saturday My dearest Friend I believe I shall set off for Paris next Fryday. Mr. Thaxter and Mr. Storer 1 will go with me.…
Hague Oct. 16. 1782 My dearest Friend Yesterday arrived your kind Letters of the 3 and 5 of september. 1 I am preparing to sett off tomorrow Morning for Paris,…
Hague, October 16, 1782 My Dear Daughter Your obliging letter of 3d September, 1 I have received, and read with all the tenderness of a father deprived of the dearest,…
Paris October 31 1782. Sir Having executed the Treaty of Commerce, at the Hague and dispatched four Copies of it, by four different Vessells bound to America from the Texel,…
Paris November 1. 1782 Sir In answer to the Letter, your Excellency did me, the Honour to write me on the 15 of October, a Copy of which you delivered…
Paris Nov r. 2 d. 1782— Sir, I have this Morning rec d. the Letter, You did me the honor to write me on the 20 th. of Oct r.…
Paris November 2. 1782 Gentlemen I have rec d your letters of 21. and 28 of October, last night. 1 As to your furnishing Money to Mr Dumas.— Some Repairs…