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John Adams to Samuel Adams, August 7, 1778
Passi Aug. 7. 1778 My dear Sir I had a few days ago the Pleasure of your Letter of the 21. of June, which is the only one as yet…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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John Paul Jones to First Joint Commission at Paris, August 6, 1778
Passy Augt. 6th. 1778 Gentlemen By a resolve of Congress 1 the Seamen who engaged to Serve in the Ranger under my Command were furnished Individually with forty Dollars, the…
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John Adams to Richard Henry Lee, August 5, 1778
Passi Aug 5. 1778 My dear Sir Your Letter of the 20 June, by Captain Ayrs from Boston had a quick Passage. She Sailed on the 4 July and your…
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John Adams to James Warren, August 4, 1778
Passy August 4. 1778 My dear Sir Your kind Favor of July 1st. was brought here Yesterday from Bordeaux where Capt. Ayres has arrived, but was not deliver’d me till…
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Charles William Frederick Dumas to First Joint Commission at Paris, August 3, 1778
[ , Start insertion, 3 August 1778 , End, ] Gentlemen I had the honor to send you a copy of the letter that I wrote to Mr. van Berckel,…
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Charles William Frederick Dumas to First Joint Commission at Paris, August 3, 1778
[ , Start insertion, 3 August 1778 , End, ] Messieurs J’ai eu l’honneur de vous envoyer copie de la Lettre que j’aiécrite à Mr. Van Berkel Pensionaire d’Amsterdam le…
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John Paul Jones to First Joint Commission at Paris, August 2, 1778
Passy, Sunday Morning Augt. 2d 1778 Captain Jones begs the Commissioners to oblige him with Copies of the following letters—or with the liberty of taking Copies of Monseigneur De Sartines…
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James Moylan to First Joint Commission at Paris, August 1, 1778
L’Orient 1st. August 1778 Honorable Gentlemen The Frigate Boston saild this morning with her three prizes. Captain Tucker happend accidentally to have mention’d to me, that he had your orders…
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M Pezerat to Benjamin Franklin, August 1, 1778
Dijon 1 August 1778 Gentlemen Although a stranger to you, I take the liberty of writing because I think that, as the representatives of a nation owing its existence to…
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M Pezerat to Benjamin Franklin, August 1, 1778
Dijon 1er. Aoust 1778 Messieurs Sans Etre Connu de vous Je prens La liberté de Vous Ecrire, Parce que Je Pense que les Réprésentans d’une nation, qui doit son Existence…