John Adams to Thomas Brand Hollis, June 11, 1790
New York June 11 th 1790 Dear Sir I have received your kind letter of March 29 th and the packet of pamphlets, and I pray you to accept of…
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.
New York June 11 th 1790 Dear Sir I have received your kind letter of March 29 th and the packet of pamphlets, and I pray you to accept of…
New York 25 of July —90 Dear Sir I have rec d your favour of the 19 th — I presume your answer to M r Jefferson will be sufficient:…
New-York, August 12, 1790 Sir, It is with great pleasure, that, in obedience to an order of the Senate of the United States, I have the honor to enclose their…
New York, August 19th, 1790. Mr. Ducher, a French gentleman, whom you did me the Honor to introduce to me formerly by letter, and who is well esteemed in this…
New York Sept r. 13. 1790 Dear John I wrote you before to day: but I forgot to say Several Things.— Have you ever attended a Town Meeting? You may…
New York Sept r. 13. 1790. My dear D r Welsh I received your Letter, before my Departure for Philadelphia, but had not time to answer it. 1 It is…
Bush Hill Dec r. 4. 1790 My dear Charles Although I am much obliged to you for your kind Letter of the Second, and the News and Observations in it;…
7 th. December. 1790— The Vice President of the United States presents his compliments to Governour Miflin, & informs him, that the President of the United States has signified his…
Philadelphia Dec r 13. 1790 My Dear Son Your Brother Charles arrived on Saturday night from New York and has dissipated some of the Gloom of the Family. Your Mother…
Monday December 13 th 1791 [ 1790 ] At twelve o’clock the Senate attended upon the President of the United States at his own House, when the President of the…
Philadelphia Decr 16. 1790 Sir I have this moment received your favour of Nov. 30, and the Volume inclosed with it: an acceptable Present for which I thank you. 1…
Philadelphia Dec r 20. 1790 Dear Sir Permit me in this Severe Season, to Salute your fireside, and congratulate you on your return from the Northern Circuit. 1 As the…
Philadelphia Dec r 26— 1790 Madam Yesterday I had the pleasure of receiving your favour of September the 24 th with an elegant copy of your poems dramatic and miscellaneous;…
Philadelphia February 14 th 1791— Madam. By the last post I received your letter of January 17 th , and was as much surprised at the information that my last…
Philadelphia Feb. 15. 1791 Dear Sir My good Genius this morning has thrown in my Way, by perfect Accident, your oration of the 4. July last, and although I read…
Philadelphia Feb. 24. 1791 Dear Sir It was not, till yesterday that I received your kind Letter, with your Discourse on Animation; for both of which obliging favours I pray…
Philadelphia Feb ry: 25 th: 1791. Dear sir, I received by the last Post, and have read with great pleasure your obliging letter; 1 and the Sermon which accompanied it…
Philadelphia, March 14, 1791. My Dear Sir: I shall not entertain you with public affairs, because you will learn the state of them from the public papers more in detail.…
Philadelphia April 9. 1791. Sir I have received the Letter you did me the honor to write me this morning and as the Secretary of State accidentally fell in before…
Bush Hill April 25. 1791 Dear sir I do my self the honour to transmit to You my Accounts which remain unsettled, for the last two years and Eight months…
Philadelphia Bush Hill April 30. 1791 My dear Friend With this I inclose to you Coupons for the Year 1789— Twenty of ƒforty Holl ds Court each of the 1.…
Braintree June 19. 1791 Dear Sir I am under obligations to you, for two kind Letters, in one of which was inclosed Observations on Lord Sheffield, made with So much…
Braintree June 19. 1791 Dear Sir I had Yesterday the Pleasure of receiving your kind Letter of the 10 th of this month, and am happy to find that you…
Philadelphia Nov r: 8 th: 1791. sir By what accident it happened I know not, but your kind letter of the 6 th: of August, never came to my hand…