John Adams to Benjamin Rush, July 7, 1805
Quincy July 7th. 1805. Your Letter, my dear Friend, of the 29th. of June, Suggets enough of Serious reflections, to compose a longer reply, than I am, at present disposed…
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46,149 lettersQuincy July 7th. 1805. Your Letter, my dear Friend, of the 29th. of June, Suggets enough of Serious reflections, to compose a longer reply, than I am, at present disposed…
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Boston April 11. 1805— Sir Agreeably to the Request of the Trustees of the Massachusetts Society for promoting Agriculture, I have the honor to inclose you their Vote, passed this…
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Morrisania November 5the 1804 Sir Having been honored with a commission of a Captain in the Navy by you, and still desirous of preserving your good Opinion, which I highly…
Quincy Nov. 5. 1804 Dear Sir I have received your favor of October 15 and all the others that you mention, I believe, although I have not been able regularly…
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Boston Septemr 28th. 1804. Dear Sir, It has again become my duty to address you on a melancholly subject. The excellent President Willard , whose discourse we so lately heard…
Quincy September 14. 1804 Sir I am quite ashamed to have neglected to this time any acknowledgement of the various civilities I have received from your friendly hand. I very…
Frederick Town Maryland Septr. 12th. [ , Start insertion, 18 , End, ]04 Honored & Dear Sir I rely on your goodness to pardon me for this intrusion, which springs…
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Fitchburg, Feby. 15th. 1804. Dear Sir, I duly received your esteemed favor of the 16th Ult. I assure you, without reserve, that I shall not misuse nor abuse the confidence…