John Adams to Cornelis de Gyselaar, June 7, 1815
Quincy June 7th. 1815 Dear Sir, My Friend of forty Years, The Honourable William Eustice Esqr, will have the Honour to present you with this Letter. He was educated under…
Quincy June 7th. 1815 Dear Sir, My Friend of forty Years, The Honourable William Eustice Esqr, will have the Honour to present you with this Letter. He was educated under…
Quincy June 4th. 15 Friend Spafford My Son is probably in England: but I have no Letter from him later than the 21. March, then at Paris in the Center…
Quincy April 22 1815 Respected Sir I know not whether you have a Taste for Romances.? If you have, as I acknowledge I have, it is in my power to…
New Bedford 4th mt 20th 1815 Respected Friend I recd. thy favor of the 13th Inst. & note thy enquiries respecting the Fisheries, I have no knowledge of the small…
Washington April 15. 1815. Dear sir. Your valued favors of the 5th and 10th, have gratified, instructed, and consoled me. As far as I stand informed, the administration have never…
Quincy April. 15. 1815 Dear Sir I commit my Grandsons to the Guardianship of yourself and Mrs Perkins and pray you to hold them under your Wings till you can…
Quincy April 13. 1815. Sir Having very cogent motives to collect Information relative to our New England Fisheries, a Friend has kindly referred me to you as you will see…
Boston April 12th. 1815 The shortness of the time allowed me & limited means of investigating the subject must be my apology for the scanty & very inadequate information now…
Quincy April 10. 1815 Dear Sir It does not Signify, to grow old. You never can get rid of worldly Affairs. I never was more distracted with Business. It pours…
April 8. 1815 J. Lloyd has the honor to return with his respectful compliments, the papers received in Mr Adams’ favor of the 5th. inst.—Of Baptiste Irvine he has no…