Joseph Priestley to John Adams, November 29, 1794
Northumberland Nov 29. 1794 Dear Sir You are indeed very kind in expressing your wish to hear from me, when all I can do is to ask favours. As You…
Northumberland Nov 29. 1794 Dear Sir You are indeed very kind in expressing your wish to hear from me, when all I can do is to ask favours. As You…
New York Nov r. 29th 1794— Sir— The bearer, M rs. Fraser, will deliver you a copy of the Second impression of the “Young Gentleman & Lady’s Assistant.” A work…
Londres ce 11 e 9bre 1794. Monsieur Je m’empresse d’avoir l’honneur de vous présenter le tableau de la Révolution française à Geneve dont je ne vous avais envoyé cy-devant qu’une…
State of Vermont Nov r: 9 th. 1794. Sir I have the honour to transmit to Congress a Copy of a Resolution of the Legislature of this State approving of…
The Hague November 9. 1794. My dear Sir: Under the present circumstances of affairs in this Country, I did not think it prudent to make any unnecessary delay in England,…
Boston Nov r: 6. 1794 Dear Sir I have the Pleasure to inform you that M r Ames is reelected by a very respectable Majority of the Votes of this…
London October 23. 1794. My dear Sir. On the 15 th: instant in the Evening, twenty-eight days after our departure from Boston, we arrived in this place, and I now…
Kingston Jamaica Oct r. 10 th. 1794 Dear Sir, I frequently hear of your kind Attention to my Family; and must beg Leave to express my best Wishes to you…
Quincy near Boston Sept r. 13. 1794 Dear Sir Your young Friend my Son John Quincy Adams, accompanied by his youngest Brother Thomas Boylston Adams, will deliver you this Letter.…
Quincy near Boston 12. Sept r: 1794. M r: Stockdale I embrace with pleasure the opportunity by my Sons of presenting you many thanks for your kind Letter 1 and…