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John Adams to Jean Luzac, August 22, 1780
Amsterdam August 22. 1780 1 Sir At a Time, when the English Emmissaries are filling all Europe with their confidant Assertions, of the Distress of the Americans, the enclosed Papers…
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Letters to Jean Luzac
Jean Luzac was a Dutch lawyer, journalist and professor in Greek and History, of Huguenot origin. He was the most influential newspaper editor in the Western world in the years immediately preceding the French Revolution, and his sister Emilie married his fellow Patriot Wijbo Fijnje.
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John Adams to Jean Luzac, September 5, 1780
Amsterdam Septr. 5. 1780 Sir Inclosed is an Abridgment of a Pamphlet, published in London last Winter. I beg your Attentive Perusal of it and your candid opinion, whether it…
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John Adams to Jean Luzac, November 30, 1780
Amsterdam Nov. 30. 1780 Sir Your kind Favour of the 24 with the two elegant Copies of the Pensees I have received, with Gratitude. The Republick appears to be, at…
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John Adams to Jean Luzac, January 22, 1781
Amsterdam Jan. 22. 1781 Sir I have received your favour of 19 and am much obliged to you for your frank and candid Account of the Paragraphs mentioned. I could…
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John Adams to Jean Luzac, December 13, 1781
Amsterdam December 13. 1781 Sir I have received your friendly Letter of the 10th of this month. The new Translation of the american Constitutions, into the Dutch Language, I have…
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John Adams to Jean Luzac, March 20, 1782
Amsterdam 20th March 1782 Sir This morning I recd. the Letter, which You did me the honor to write me on the 19th. of this month with the two Copies…
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John Adams to Jean Luzac, September 13, 1794
Quincy near Boston Sept r. 13. 1794 Dear Sir Your young Friend my Son John Quincy Adams, accompanied by his youngest Brother Thomas Boylston Adams, will deliver you this Letter.…
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John Adams to Jean Luzac, May 24, 1805
Mount Wollaston, near Boston Dear Sir May 24. 1805 William Dandridge Peck Esqr, a Professor of natural History in our University of Cambridge bound on a voyage to Europe, merely…