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Thomas J. McKean to John Adams, November 18, 1782
Philadelphia. Novem r. 18 th. 1782.— Sir This will be handed to you by M r: Randell, a merchant formerly of New-York; he is recommended to me by His Excellency…
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Robert R Livingston to John Adams, November 18, 1782
Philadelphia, 18 th: Nov r. 1782 1 Sir— Since my Letter of the 6 th , Congress have been pleased to appoint M r Jefferson, one of their Ministers plenipotentiary…
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John Adams to Robert R Livingston, November 18, 1782
Paris November 18. 1782 1 Sir The Instruction from Congress, which directs Us to pay So Strict an Attention to the French Ministry, and to follow their Advice is conceived…
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John Adams to Robert Morris, November 17, 1782
Paris November 17. 1782 Sir A few days Since, at Passy, in Conversation with D r Franklin, concerning the Clerkship of our offices, I asked him, what Sum he had…
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John Adams to Jonathan Jackson, November 17, 1782
Paris November 17. 1782 Sir Upon my Arrival here, I found, M r Jay, in very delicate Health, in the midst of great affairs and without a Clerk. He told…
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Nicolaas & Jacob Van Staphorst to John Adams, November 15, 1782
Amsterdam 15 Nov r. 1782. Sir We duly received the honour of your Excellencies favour dated the 5 th. of this Month, with the Ratification of the bonds by Congres.…
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Edward Bridgen to John Adams, November 15, 1782
London Nov r 15 1782 The last post I had the honour to forward to your Excellency a letter from our very distressed Friend who desires I would inform you…
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Wilhem & Jan (business) Willink to John Adams, November 14, 1782
Amsterdam 14 Nov 1782 Sir We have before us your Excellency’s esteem’d favour of 2 inst, we shall when M r Dumas furnishes the acc ts. you are pleased to…
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Henry Laurens to John Adams, November 12, 1782
London 12 th November 1782. Dear Sir, An untoward Circumstance had hurried me from Bath, where I had been about a Month in the progress of health; I was waiting…
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Henry Strachey to American Peace Commissioners, November 5, 1782
Paris Novr. 5th. 1782. Gentlemen, Knowing the Expectation of the King’s Ministers, that a full Indemnity shall be provided for the whole Body of Refugees, either by a Restitution of…