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John Adams to Joseph Ward, November 14, 1775
Philadelphia, November 14, 1775 Sir I had yesterday the pleasure of your letter of the 4th instant by Captain Price, for which, as well as a former kind letter, 1…
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Letters to Joseph Ward
Sir Joseph George Ward, 1st Baronet, was a New Zealand politician who served as the 17th prime minister of New Zealand from 1906 to 1912 and from 1928 to 1930. He was a dominant figure in the Liberal and United ministries of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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9 letters
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John Adams to Joseph Ward, July 10, 1776
Philadelphia July 10th. 1776 Sir Yours of 1 July, came duly to Hand. 1 The Establishment of the War Office as you observe has given me Work enough—more than I…
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John Adams to Joseph Ward, August 20, 1776
Philadelphia August 20. 1776 Sir Your Favours of 28th. July and 8. August are before me. I have a Favour to ask of you, that is to Send me, an…
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Richard Varick to Joseph Ward, July 5, 1777
Albany July 5th. 1777 Sir I have the pleasure of Acknowledging the Receipt of your Favor of the 8th Ultimo Which was deliver’d me On my Return from Tyonderoga to…
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John Adams to Joseph Ward, April 6, 1797
Philadelphia, April 6th 1797 Dear Sir I received yesterday your favor of the 27th of March for which I thank you. The strain of Joy at a late event, and…
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John Adams to Joseph Ward, June 6, 1809
Quincy June 6 1809 Sir I recd in Season your interesting favor of the 10th of May: but have not had Opportunity to acknowledge it till now. There appears to…
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John Adams to Joseph Ward, August 31, 1809
Quincy August 31 1809 Sir If I had not been blind to my own Interest I should have Sooner acknowledged your favor of 23d of June, as that might have…
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John Adams to Joseph Ward, October 24, 1809
Quincy, October 24, 1809. Dear Sir,— Your favor of the 13th came seasonably to my hand. Your approbation of my communications to the public continues to give me great pleasure,…
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John Adams to Joseph Ward, December 14, 1809
Quincy December 14th 1809 Dr Sir I must, though much against my Inclination agree in your opinion expressed in your kind Letter of the 27th. of Nov. “that it will…