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Abigail Adams to Anna Greenleaf Cranch, April 17, 1800
Philadelphia April 17 th 1800 my dear Mrs Cranch We have experienced very great anxiety for several days past upon mr Cranch account. mr Johnson in a Letter to mrs…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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Abigail Adams to Elizabeth Smith Shaw Peabody, April 16, 1800
April 16th [ 1800 ] my Dear sister I have received two Charming Letters from my much loved sister since my last to her. 1 they demand from me a…
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Abigail Adams to Mary Smith Cranch, March 15, 1800
Philadelphia March 15 1800 my Dear sister I find the best time for writing, is to rise about an hour earlier than the rest of the family; go into the…
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Mary Smith Cranch to Abigail Adams, March 14, 1800
[ 14 March 1800 ] 1 Dear sister There is a great deal of pain: taken to make mischief between you & Mr & Mrs Porter many wish for his…
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Abigail Adams to Catherine Nuth Johnson, March 13, 1800
Philadelphia March 13 1800 Dear Madam I received Your Letter with those inclosed from Berlin. I thank You for the entertainment which they have afforded me. those for Berlin arrived…
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Abigail Adams to Abigail (daughter of JA and AA) Adams, March 9, 1800
March 9 th 1800 Philadelphia My dear Mrs Smith— James got home safe though covered over with mud and dirt, horses and carriage up to their very ears. He got…
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Abigail Adams to Cotton Tufts, March 6, 1800
Philadelphia March 6 th 1800 Dear sir I wrote to you intending to Send the Letter by mr Dexter, but found he was gone. I therefore committed it to the…
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Abigail Adams to Mary Smith Cranch, March 5, 1800
Philadelphia March 5 1800— my Dear sister I received Your Letter of Feb ry 23. and was glad to learn that you were well, for from not hearing from you…
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Abigail Adams to William Smith, March 3, 1800
March 3 d 1800— Dear sir I received on saturday Your kind favour of Feb’ ry accept My thanks for the orations. 1 I send you in return Major Jacksons,…
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John Adams to John Quincy Adams, February 28, 1800
Philadelphia Feb. 28. 1800 My dear Son It grieves me to think how long it is Since I have written you a Line. 1 But public Affairs are forbidden and…