John Quincy Adams to Louisa Catherine Johnson, June 2, 1796
The Hague June 2. 1796. You remember I was ordered peremptorily to be at Gravesend on Saturday morning by ten or eleven o’clock at the latest, though it was impossible…
The Hague June 2. 1796. You remember I was ordered peremptorily to be at Gravesend on Saturday morning by ten or eleven o’clock at the latest, though it was impossible…
The Hague June 2. 1796. Dear Sir. I arrived at Gravesend on Saturday, barely in time to get on board the vessel in which I had engaged my passage, and…
Boston May 25 1796 my Dear son I came into Town Yesterday with your Father, and was surprizd to find mr Gore upon the point of Sailing for England. I…
Quincy May 20 th 1796 my Dear son I have to acknowledge the receipt of Several Letters from You Since Your arrival in London, the first Nov br 24 th…
Atkinson May 19 th 1796 My Dear Sister— I rejoice that the important question in Congress has terminated so happily, & that the Vice president has again returned in safety…
Quincy May 19. 1796 My Dear Thomas It is a long time Since I have rec d any Letter from you, and the Report that you have had a Return…
Quincy May 19 1796 My Dear Sir After a tedious Session of Congress, rendered uncommonly disgusting by the obstinacy of a Party in the House of Representatives, I had an…
The Hague 17 th: May 1796. Dear Sir. Your favor of the 10 th: curr t: has just come to hand, and as I find a vacant moment, it cannot…
London May 10 th: 1796. My dear Brother. Your favour of January 6 th: was received by our brother Thomas at the Hague, and by him forwarded a few days…
Phil a. April 21. 1796 My Dearest Friend This Day seven Years I first took my seat in Senate and I hope I shall not sit there seven Years longer.…