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John Adams to Abigail Adams, February 25, 1799
Phyladelphia Feb. 25. 1799 My dearest Friend I have just rec d yours of 14 th. — it has laid in the Post office I suppose Since saturday. The subjects…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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Abigail Adams to John Adams, February 25, 1799
Quincy Feb’ ry. 25 1799 My Dearest Friend I have not any Letter from you of a later date than the 9th; you was then unwell. I have one from…
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, February 22, 1799
Phyladelphia Feb. 22. 1799 My dearest Friend Your last Letter, which I have rec d was dated the 10 th. — I have one from M r Thomas at Brookfield…
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, February 1, 1799
Phil. Feb. 1. 1799 My dearest Friend On Tuesday M r T. B. Adams left Us, at Eleven in the stage for New York & Boston and consequently Quincy.— I…
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Abigail Adams to John Quincy Adams, February 1, 1799
Quincy Feb ry 1. 1799. my dear son It is with pleasure insepressible, I inform you of the safe arrival of your Brother Thomas at N york after a passage…
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Ruth Hooper Dalton to Abigail Adams, January 31, 1799
Washington January 31 st: 1799— Indeed my dear Madam, I was very happy to receive a letter from you, after hearing you had been so very ill, at the time…
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Charles Adams to John Adams, January 31, 1799
New York Jan y 31 st 1799 My dear Sir M r Francis Baretto has as he informs me applied for the Consulate at Madeira and has requested me to…
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Elizabeth Smith Shaw Peabody to Abigail Adams, January 29, 1799
Atkinson Jan. 29th. 1799 My Dear Sister After many expecting, anxious hours for my dear Nephew, I am made happy by seeing his safe arrival announced in the Newspaper— The…
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Thomas Boylston Adams to John Quincy Adams, January 28, 1799
Philadelphia 28 January 1799 M. I received your favor of Nov r: 13 th: with an enclosure for J Hall, yesterday, by the New York mail. It came by a…
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, January 28, 1799
Phil a. Jan. 28. 99 My dearest Friend In my solitude in Markett street, I find nothing so sociable as your Letters— those of 18 & 20 th. are this…