John Quincy Adams to Walter Hellen, June 13, 1811
St: Petersburg 1/13 June 1811 My Dear Sir. I received a few days since, your kind letter of 11. January, containing the distressful intelligence of the heavy misfortune which had…
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Atkinson April 6th. 1811. My Dear Sister— I have but just received your very Sisterly Letter, by Mrs Adams, handed me this morning. I immediately sat down & wrote to…
Quincy April 2d 1811 My Dear Sister An inflamation in one of my Eyes, will prevent me from writing more than to thank you for your last very flattering Letter;…
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