François Adriaan Van der Kemp to John Adams, April 8, 1814
Olden barneveld 8 apr. 1814. My Dear and respected Sir! Now I hope, you have already perused my Oration—although I have not Seen it yet in print—I doubt not, or…
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46,149 lettersOlden barneveld 8 apr. 1814. My Dear and respected Sir! Now I hope, you have already perused my Oration—although I have not Seen it yet in print—I doubt not, or…
Quincy April 6th. 1814 Dear Sir As I have been, in the course of my life, 200 or 300 times in an “Agony of Embarrassment” I understand very well what…
Quincy April 3. 1814 Dear Sir I have recd Condorcet, in good order and your favour of 20th. Ult. Enfields History of Philosophy, is worth many Condorcets. This great Work…
Plymouth Ms. March 31st. 1814— I doubt not Sir, You will be pleased when I tell You that the Evening of my life is smoothed by the intercourse with a…
Boston, March. 31. 1814. Sir. I return you the pamphlets you were so good as to send me with many thanks. I have derived much pleasure from reading them. Mr.…
Albany, 8 Mo. 30, 1814. My Dear Friend— I am very sensible of thy kind condescention, & often hesitate to trouble thee so often with my Letters, which thy goodness…
Georgetown, District of Columbia, March 28th. 1814 The Hon. Mr. Adams will herewith receive a volume of Col. Taylor’s Enquiry &c. on the Government of the United States—a Bill of…
Quincy March 24. 1814 Dear Madam If weak Eyes and weaker fingers had not requird more time to write a Line than was once necessary for a page, I should…
Olden barneveld 23 March 1814 Mÿ Dear and respected Sir! At lenght I have been able to peruse Condorcet’s book—It can not be difficult to you, to conjecture, what impression…
Washington March 21. 1814. Dear Sir. At the very beginning of the last month my new appointment was bestowed upon me, and I was suddenly thrown into the midst of…
Olden barneveld. 5 Febr. 1814. Mÿ Dear and respected Sir! Being now pretty free from headache, I will indulge myself in the pleasure, to cheer mÿ depressed spirits, in answering…
Philadelphia February 3d 1814 Sir I have received your kind letter of the 25th. January. I am pleased that my undertaking has met your approbation, & sincerely thank you for…
Quincy Feb. 3 1814 Dear Sir Your favour of Jan 26 is received, and a shower of obligations with it, before it, and after it, which demand my best Thanks,…
Quincy Feb. 2nd 1814 Dear Madam I send you a curiosity. Mr M Kean, is mistaken in a day or two, the final vote of Independence, after the last debate,…
Georgetown, Febry. 1. 1814. Sir We take the liberty to send you by mail a copy of Arator, written by Col. John Taylor of Caroline Va.—We do this from having…
Philadelphia. Janry. 1814. Dear Sir, In your favor of the 26th. Novembert last you say, “that you ventured to say, that about a third of the people of the Colonies…
Quincy Jan. 1814 Dear Rush When I meet The beattified Spirit I Shall Say to him, with our mutual frankness, “Sir you ought to have added two Chapters to your…
Quincy Jan. 30. 14 Dr Sir Yours of 14th are here. You must take hints: I cannot write Letters. Half recovered from a former Illness, the fine sleighing tempted me…
Philada January 26. 1814 Sir By this day’s mail I forward you a Set of the Naval History, which I request You will place in your library, as a mark…
Quincy Jan. 26. 1814 Dear Sir If I may judge of others by myself, Mr Hay had no cause of Apprehension that he Should be tedious: for when I had…