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John Adams to Abigail Adams, April 22, 1794
Philadelphia April 22. 1794 My dearest Friend I rec d. Yesterday your kind favour of the 11 th. I have not been able lately to write you so much as…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, April 19, 1794
Philadelphia April 19. 1794 My dearest Friend Senate has been three days in debate upon the Appointment of M r Jay, to go to London. It has this day been…
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Abigail Adams to John Adams, April 19, 1794
Quincy April 19 1794 my dearest Friend A memorable day in our Annals, which is all I shall say of politicks here. the season is very variable from hot to…
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John Quincy Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, April 18, 1794
Boston April 18. 1794. My dear Brother. M r: Newcomb has executed a power of Attorney, authorising you to receive his interest due. I herewith enclose it.— 1 You mention…
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Abigail Adams to John Adams, April 18, 1794
Quincy April 18 th 1794 my dearest Friend Your Letter of April 5 th an 7 th reachd me last Evening, and they fill me with more apprehensions of a…
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, April 15, 1794
Philadelphia April 15. 1794 My dearest Friend Upon the receipt of your excellent Letter of the fifth of this month I Yesterday sent for our son Thomas and desired him…
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John Quincy Adams to John Adams, April 12, 1794
Boston April 12. 1794. Dear Sir I received this morning your favour of the 3 d: inst t: We still hold tolerably firm to the text of neutrality; though we…
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, March 17, 1794
Philadelphia March 17. 1794 My dearest Friend Your favour of 8. March is just put into my hand.— My beloved Mother is very near my heart and has Spread a…
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Abigail Adams to John Adams, March 17, 1794
Quincy March 17 th. 1794 my dearest Friend I received your two kind favours last Evening of march 2 d & 8 th . the seasons I belive have been…
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, March 15, 1794
Philadelphia March 15. 1794. My dearest Friend I know not how to throw off, the Lassitude that hangs upon me.—weary of a daily round, which to me is more confined…