James Sullivan to John Adams, May 9, 1776
Watertown the 9th of May 1776 Dear Sir To intrude on one who in the greatest Political Tempest is Tyed to the helm of the Mighty Vessel of Empire, wrecked…
Watertown the 9th of May 1776 Dear Sir To intrude on one who in the greatest Political Tempest is Tyed to the helm of the Mighty Vessel of Empire, wrecked…
Watertown May 8th: 1776 My Dear Sir Since my last 1 we have the formidable Accounts of the Exertion of the powers and Malice of Britain which I suppose have…
May 6 1776 Dear Sir Your Letter by your son I have not received, 1 but I hope to have that Pleasure soon together with that of waiting upon him…
Boston 5 May 1776 Sir I have the honour of your Favour of the sixteenth of April. 1 You observe, Sir, very justly, that every motive of self preservation, of…
New York 4th. May 1776 Dr Sir I was much oblig’d by the little Essay you sent me and more so by the Letter which accompanied it. 1 The Plan…
New York 23d: April 1776 Dear Sir Your Excellent Letter of the 23d: of March, and one by Mr. Dana, are now before me. How any Mortal can entertain an…
Salem Aprill the 22D 1776 Mr. Adams I wrote you, by last Weeks post, 1 and am confirmd in my Opinion As to what I wrote you, with referance to…
Boston 22d. Apr. 1776 My dear Sir I wrote last Thursday Morning by the Post to our Friend Mr. S. Adams—to which I refer you on some Things of a…
April 22. 1776 The Management of so complicated and mighty a Machine, as the United Colonies, requires the Meekness of Moses, the Patience of Job and the Wisdom of Solomon,…
New York 21st. April 1776 Dr Sir I arriv’d in this City last Monday 15th. Instant. I left Boston with much Regret, not so much because I was coming to…