Benjamin Rush to John Adams, January 8, 1813
Philadelphia Jany: 8th 1813 My dear friend Having just now gotten my task, that is, revised my lecture, and added to it the results of my reading, and Observations during…
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46,149 lettersPhiladelphia Jany: 8th 1813 My dear friend Having just now gotten my task, that is, revised my lecture, and added to it the results of my reading, and Observations during…
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Washington Decemr. 5th, 1812 Dr Sir The highly valued, and very flattering favor, which you did me the honor to address to me on the 17th [Ultimo] found me laboring…
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Quincy Novr. 25 1812. Sir I have received your polite letter of the 6th of the month and your present of “The Crisis.” You will excuse a question or two.…
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Oldenbarneveld, 26 Sept. 1812 [ , Start insertion, Fragment , End, ] He published—his opinions on [Jus] Eccles. Protest . in the Ses—which were—under his presidium—defended publicly by his most…
Quincy Septr. 24th. 1812 Sir Having never had the honour of any personal acquaintance with you I may commit an indiscretion, in writing concerning any thing in your office, but…
Boston September 22d. 5. 0.clk P.m Dear Sirs, Capt Nyers who went from here in a Brig belonging to Mr Gray, & was captured on her way to France &…
Quincy Septr. 18. 1812 My dear Friend In the good old English Phrase, I give you ten thousand Thanks for the Muscat Wine of Samos, which is now in my…
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