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John Quincy Adams to John Adams, March 20, 1804
20. March 1804. A letter is now reading from Captain Bainbridge, with an account of the loss of the frigate Philadelphia, wreck’d on rocks on the coast of Tripoli—the last…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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John Quincy Adams to John Adams, March 15, 1804
15. March 1804. You will see by the folio sheet I inclose to you, that the House of Representatives have not yet done with the Government of Louisiana.— 1 The…
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John Quincy Adams to Abigail Adams, March 15, 1804
Washington 15. March 1804. My dear Mother. A few days since, I received your kind favour of 25. ult o: and am greatly rejoyced at the restoration of your health—…
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Mary Otis Lincoln to Abigail Adams, March 11, 1804
Cambridge March the 11 1804 My Dr Madam— I live in that retired manner that affords much time for reflection, which must be my apology for addressing you at this…
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John Quincy Adams to John Adams, February 25, 1804
25. Feb y: 1804. I received last Evening yours of the 11 th: inst t: — 1 You cannot employ your leisure more charitably , than in writing me these…
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John Adams to John Quincy Adams, February 25, 1804
Quincy Feb. 25. 180 3 4 My dear Son I will write to you, if it be only for the Pleasure of giving you a Proof under my hand, that…
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Abigail Adams to John Quincy Adams, February 24, 1804
Quincy Feb’ ry 24 1804 my Dear son We have this Day quite and old fashiond Snow Storm, after an unusual pleasent Feb’ ry . the Snow is much deeper…
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John Quincy Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, February 18, 1804
18 February 1804. The Louisiana Government bill has this day pass’d, yeas 20. Nays 5.— It now goes to the House of Representatives, where we shall see what will be…
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Louisa Catherine Adams to Abigail Adams, February 11, 1804
City of Washington Feb y. 11 th. 1804 My dear Madam I received your two kind letters which gave me much pleasure as they informed me of your returning health…
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John Quincy Adams to Abigail Adams, December 9, 1803
Washington 9. December 1803. My dear Mother. I inclose you a letter from my wife, who would have written you earlier but that George has been very ill with a…