Louisa Catherine Johnson to John Quincy Adams, April 11, 1797
London April 11 th. 1797 Do not imagine my friend, that I am so weak as to indulge the hope of meeting you in this Country, ardently as I desire…
London April 11 th. 1797 Do not imagine my friend, that I am so weak as to indulge the hope of meeting you in this Country, ardently as I desire…
Philadelphia April 11. 1797 My dearest Friend Your Letter of the 31. of March made me unhappy because it convinced me that you were so. I Attribute the Cause of…
Philadelphia March 22 d. 1797 My dearest Friend Last night for the first time I slept in our new House.— But what a Scene! The Furniture belonging to the Publick…
London March 20 th 1797 I have recieved your letter of the 6 which gave me infinite satisfaction your approbation love and esteem being my greatest ambition and delight— My…
The Hague March 20. 1797. I have successively received your Letters of the 28 th: and 24 th: of last month, which I mention thus in inverted order because they…
Quincy March 18 th 1797 my Dearest Friend I received by the post yours of March 3 d & 5 th I had previously received the speach which I think…
The Hague March 17 th: 1797. My dear Sir. Your kind favors of October 28. & November 11. of the past year, have been some weeks in my possession. 1…
Philadelphia March 17. 1797 My Dearest Friend I have yours of the 6 th. by the Post of this day. 1 I have proposed to Brisler to give him 300…
Quincy Mar: 15 th. 1797 My Hon d: and dear Brother To wish you Joy on your advancement to the high Station you now hold will perhaps, at present, be…
Quincy March 15 1797 Sir I inclose to you a pamphlet, The correspondence between the Secretary of state, and the French Minister, for my son J Q Adams. if upon…