John Adams to Hendrik Calkoen, October 9, 1780
Amsterdam October < , Start deletion, 8 , End, > 9. 1780 Sir The fifth Enquiry is, whether a voluntary Revolt of any one or more of the States, in…
Amsterdam October < , Start deletion, 8 , End, > 9. 1780 Sir The fifth Enquiry is, whether a voluntary Revolt of any one or more of the States, in…
Amsterdam October 7. 1780 Sir Your fourth Question is, whether America, in and of itself, by means of purchasing or exchanging the Productions of the several Provinces, would be able…
Amsterdam Octr. 4. 1780 Sir You desire an exact and authentic Information of the present Situation of American Affairs, with a previous concise Account of their Course before, during and…
London Octor. 3 1780 Dr. Sir I am sorry to inform You that Mr. Heny. Lawrens and two other Amn. Gentlemen Prisoners in England. 1 They were taken in a…
Passy Oct. 2. 1780 Sir By all our late Advices from America the Hopes you expressed that our Countrymen, instead of amusing themselves any longer with delusive Dreams of Peace,…
Amsterdam October 2 1780 Sir In more than one Letter from Mrs. Adams, she has mentioned to me, your obliging Kindness to her, and to me. I am very sensible…
Amsterdam October 2 1780 Sir I have long had it in contemplation to pay my Respects to you, but a wandering Life and various avocations have hitherto prevented. I am…
Amsterdam Octr. 2 1780 Sir It is a long Time Since I had the pleasure to Address you, or receive any of your Favours. I have Letters from my Wife…
Amsterdam Sept. 25. 1780 The People on your Side, Seem determined to revenge themselves for the Loss of their Power, on those who have done all they could to Save…
Amsterdam September 24. 1780 Sir Since the Receipt of the Dispatches, by the Honourable Mr. Searle I have been uninteruptedly employed in attempting to carry into Execution the Designs of…