John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, July 28, 1819
Quincy July 28th. 1819— Dear Sir I inclose you a National Register, to convince you that the Essex Register is not to blame for printing the Mecklingburg County Resolutions, on…
Quincy July 28th. 1819— Dear Sir I inclose you a National Register, to convince you that the Essex Register is not to blame for printing the Mecklingburg County Resolutions, on…
Quincy July 28th. 1819 my Inestimable Friend. The Essex Register, its Editors, and Printers are not only Innocent but meritorious for Publishing the pretended Meclengburg Resolutions—I have transmitted to Mr…
Quincy July 15th. 1819 Dear Sir, I thank you for your kind favour of the 12th. Mr Dunlaps Oration is well written and discovers talents, dispositions and views, which will…
Quincy July 14th 1819 dear Madam your reccommendation alone would have been surficient < , Start deletion, apology for me , End, > Authority for me to sign my name…
Boston July 12th. 1819 My dear Sir Deign to forgive the liberty which I take, in compliance to the earnest request of Mr: Coffin’s friends, in asking you, if you…
Philadelphia, 12th. July 1819 Dear Sir I am honoured with your letter of the 5th. inst. If you have felt pleasure in recognizing in me the friend & pupil of…
Salem 12. July. 1819. Sir, Your letters on the day of our nation’s birth are in consent with the wonderful character you have supported in the best services to your…
Sunday Afternoon July 11th. 1819. Dear and Most venerable Sir, You will have been informed before this letter reaches you of the bereavement that has happened to my family. My…
Quincy July 11th. 1819 dear Sir accept my thanks for an Oration, of dignified Candour and Moderation, as remarkable for its elegance and taste as for its profound Wisdom, at…
Boston July 10. 1819 Respected Sir, I intended, before this, to have done myself the honor of visiting you, personally to make my acknowledgments for the letter which you were…