Benjamin Rush to John Adams, January 8, 1813
Philadelphia Jany: 8th 1813 My dear friend Having just now gotten my task, that is, revised my lecture, and added to it the results of my reading, and Observations during…
Philadelphia Jany: 8th 1813 My dear friend Having just now gotten my task, that is, revised my lecture, and added to it the results of my reading, and Observations during…
Quincy. January 5. 1813 Sir Thanks for your favour of the 12th of last month. The momentous Information is Since confirmed. As to the Bonds, I have little to Say.…
Quincy Decr. 8. 1812 Dear Sir On horseback, on my Way to Weymouth on a Visit to my Friend Dr Tufts I met a Man leading a Horse, who asked…
Olden barneveld 7 Dec. 1812 Dear and respected Sir! Although I know not, if I Shall be able to finish this Letter—being not free from head-ache—I dare not longer delaÿ…
Quincy Decr. 7. 1812 Dear Sir I thank you for your favour of the 23 Novr. I am very Sensible that “many wise and good Men,” have thought that the…
Quincy December 7th 1812 Sir A thousand Thanks for your favour of the 6th. and its inclosure I congratulate you on the glorious News, Excuse the Weakness of Age, when…
Quincy December 16th. [ , Start insertion, 6th , End, ] 1812 Dear Sir I thank you for your eloquent and Masterly Speech which I read with much Satisfaction.— There…
Washington Decemr. 5th, 1812 Dr Sir The highly valued, and very flattering favor, which you did me the honor to address to me on the 17th [Ultimo] found me laboring…
Quincy Nov. 29. 1812 Dear Sir I have recd. your valuable Volume, on the diseases of the mind; which will run Mankind still deeper into your Debt. You apprehend “Attacks”.…
Quincy Nov. 26. 1812 Mr Binns. Some Gentleman in Philadelphia, has lately Sent me a polite letter, Subscribed “A Friend,” with a present of a valuable collection of Garden Seeds…