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John Adams to President of Congress, September 4, 1780
Amsterdam, 4 Sept. 1780. RC ( MdHi : Gilmor Papers). A note attached to this letter by Robert Gilmor, a Baltimore merchant, indicates that he received it from Jared Sparks…
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Benjamin Rush to John Adams, August 25, 1780
Philada. Augst. 25th 1780 My Dear friend Behold the fruits of the french Alliance! Our young men no longer look upon Great Britain as their home or Mother Country, but…
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Thomas Digges to John Adams, August 25, 1780
London 2< , Start deletion, 4 , End, >5th. Augt. 1780 Dr. Sir Since I wrote you the 22d (by a friend Mr. S. H——l——y) 1 nothing material has transpird…
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Thomas Digges to John Adams, August 24, 1780
London 2< , Start deletion, 2d , End, >4th Augt. 1780 Dr. Sir I wrote you a few lines on the 18th and 22d Instants 1 chiefly to inform you…
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Tristram Dalton to John Adams, August 24, 1780
Newburyport August. 24th. 1780 Dear Sir This week honor’d me with Your kind favors of 23d Febry. 1 last, for which acknowledge myself much obliged. With respect to the Vessel…
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John Adams to President of Congress, August 24, 1780
Amsterdam Aug. 24. 1780 Sir I have only time by this Vessell to inclose the declarations of Sweeden and Denmark; 1 but the chance of her going safe is so…
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John Adams to President of Congress, August 23, 1780
Amsterdam August 23d 1780 Sir The Errand of Mr. Cumberland to Madrid, is a mere finesse of the British Ministry, intended to aid the Stockjobbers, keep up the Stocks, aid…
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William Lee to John Adams, August 23, 1780
Amsterdam Aug. 23. 1780 Dear Sir I have just now received yours of 20. Please to Send the Packet along here to me, chez Mr. Henry Schorn Amsterdam by the…
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John Adams to President of Congress, August 22, 1780
Amsterdam, 22 Aug. 1780. RC (PCC, No. 84, II, f. 241–244). printed : Wharton, ed., Dipl. Corr. Amer. Rev. description begins The Revolutionary Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States ,…
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John Adams to Jean Luzac, August 22, 1780
Amsterdam August 22. 1780 1 Sir At a Time, when the English Emmissaries are filling all Europe with their confidant Assertions, of the Distress of the Americans, the enclosed Papers…