John Adams to Abigail Adams, December 31, 1798
Philadelphia Decr 31. 1798 My Dearest Friend I hope you have health enough to bear to share with me some of my Griefs. I have determined to do a Thing…
Philadelphia Decr 31. 1798 My Dearest Friend I hope you have health enough to bear to share with me some of my Griefs. I have determined to do a Thing…
Quincy Dec br 31 1798 my Dearest Friend I cannot give you any account of Thomas I have sought for him by capt Jenkins. the Barbara which saild at the…
Philadelphia Dec 30 th 1798 Sunday Evening My dear Aunt. ’Though I have been writing a very long letter, to my wild, random, laughter loving Walter and have made it…
Dec. 14. 98 My Dearest Friend. Rejoice with me, that I have this Day finished my Ceremonies with the two Houses. Their Answers to the Speech have been civil and…
Quincy december 14 th 1798 Dear William I received this week as many packets by the Mail as a minister of state. they however containd nothing except the News papers…
Phyladelphia Dec. 13. 1798 My Dearest Friend Your Letters of Nov. 29 Dec. 2. and 3 affect me very tenderly. The low Spirits, Effects of long and exhausting sickness are…
Philadelphia Dec 12 th 1798 Wednesday morn. My dear Aunt The president received two letters the latest dated 3 d of Dec from you last Evening with a letter inclosed…
Quincy December 10 th 1798 my Dearest Friend I received yours of 28 th of Nov’ br I have not faild of writing to you once a week ever since…
fryday December 9 th [7] 1798 1 Dear William Last Evening was marrid at the Seat of the President of the united states, by the Revd mr Weld mr Ebeneazer…
Boston, Dec 6. 1798— Madam, The Letter which you so obligingly communicated, is this day published in the Commercial Gazette; and I have endeavoured to make its insertion accurate and…