John Adams to John Quincy Adams, April 11, 1817
Quincy April 11. 1817 My dear Sir Lieutenant John Percival of the Navy of The United States is about to embark for London, and from thence to the other maritime…
Quincy April 11. 1817 My dear Sir Lieutenant John Percival of the Navy of The United States is about to embark for London, and from thence to the other maritime…
Little Boston 10. April 1817. My dear Mother We have been many weeks without receiving a line from you, or from any of our friends at Quincy—Your last was of…
April 10th 1817 my Dear Sir It would be ungratefull in me not to < , Start deletion, feel & pleased , End, > thank you for the interest you…
Quincy April 8th 1817 I received your letter my Dear Mother by this mornings Mail, and hasten to answer your enquiries: I believe I did not say, Mr Clark had…
Washington April 2. 1817. Respected Madam. I am to thank you for the kind wishes contained in your favor of the 24. of last month. You have often, indeed, gratified…
Quincy March 15th 1817 My dear daughter I received your very kind Letter, in which you take so great interest in my health, that I am bound to say much…
Quincy March 15th 1817 So, so master John, your Back is up, because you have not been written to, as often as you thought your dignity required—why I really think…
Quincy March 14 1817 Dear Harriet I wrote the inclosed a few days Since, but not having an opportunity to Send it which I liked I have kept it for…
Plymouth March 13th. 1817. A long time my beloved Friend has elapsed since we have seen each other or even conversed by letters. My eyes are so affected by the…
Quincy March 13th 1817 My dear, dear ever dear Sir, A new Administration has commenced, Mr Monro’s inaugural Oration you will See in the Newspapers. It Seems to be popular.…