Abigail Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, July 16, 1797
Philadelphia July 16 1797 My dear son Thomas, Tis expectation that make a Blessing sweet, says the poet. 1 how sincerely sweet would it be to me to fold my…
Philadelphia July 16 1797 My dear son Thomas, Tis expectation that make a Blessing sweet, says the poet. 1 how sincerely sweet would it be to me to fold my…
The Hague 26. June 1797. My dear Mother I have not written to you, since receiving your very kind Letter of 3 d: March. though I received it almost a…
Philadelphia June 23 1797 my dear sister I received your Letter of June 13 th. and thank you for it. the account you give me respecting my House and the…
Philadelphia June 23. 1797 my dear , Start deletion, son , End, The packet being detaind I write you a few Lines further to inform you that mr Marshal accepts…
Philadelphia June 20 th 1797 my Dear Thomas Your Friend Quincy is married, truly married and to a Nyork Lady, by the Name of Morten, without Beauty and without Money,…
Boston June 16. 1797. Dear Madam Your’s of the 6 th Instant I received yesterday together with the Extracts from Bache’s Paper they have not yet found their way in…
Philadelphia June 15 1797 my Dear Son, I have not written a line to you for a long time; yet scarcly an hour of the day passes in which you…
Philadelphia June 14 th 1797 Dear sir I have felt every day as if I was conscience smit for neglecting to write to you. I have been some encumberd with…
Quincy June 13th 1797 My dear Sister I had a mantua makaker & a Tailor last week which keept me so fully imploy’d that I had not time to write…
Boston. 10 th. June. 1797. Dear Madam. I was not more fortunate in the weather on my return, than I was in going to Phila a. 3 days out 5…