Charles Adams to William Cranch, March 14, 1784
Haverhill March 14th. 1784 Dear Cousin NB This is not performing the promise of writing to one another every week. I know you can write if you have a mind…
Haverhill March 14th. 1784 Dear Cousin NB This is not performing the promise of writing to one another every week. I know you can write if you have a mind…
Febry 28. 1784 Dear Mis Green 1 I inclose to you my sons Letters, 2 which you will be so kind as to return safe to me again; as they…
Febry. 11th. 1784 Two days only are wanting to campleat six years since my dearest Friend first crost the Atlantick. But three months of the Six Years have been Spent…
The Hague Jan. 25. 1784 1 My dearest Friend I was much disappointed, on the Arrival of Mr. Temple in London, at not finding a Letter from you, but last…
Braintree November 11 1783 My dearest Friend Col. Trumble 1 has been so kind as to visit me, and request a Letter from me to you; I have promised him…
London Nov. 8. 1783 My dearest Friend I have this Day, by Special Permission from their Majesties obtained by Mr. West the Painter who with Mr. Copely do so much…
Princeton 6th. Novr. 1783 My dear Madam Since I had the Pleasure of addressing You, 1 nothing of Importance has occurred in the Concerns of our Friend excepting a Letter…
Braintree October 20. 1783 To you my young Friend upon whom the parential ties are strong and unbroken; who never yet knew the agonies which attend the loss of a…
October 19 1783 1 My dearest Friend My last Letter to you was written in Sepbr. 2 I closed it, because I knew not how to think upon any other…
Braintree october. 15 1783 Dear Sir Your obligeing favour was handed me from Mr. Guild, 1 at a time when I was engaged in the Melancholy office, of attending the…