John Thaxter to John Adams, May 6, 1782
Amsterdam 6th. May 1782 Sir We have made a serious Beginning this morning, and have already completed the packing of the Books, and shall finish packing to night I hope…
Amsterdam 6th. May 1782 Sir We have made a serious Beginning this morning, and have already completed the packing of the Books, and shall finish packing to night I hope…
Amsterdam 4th. May 1782 Sir I have sent to Mr. Hodshon 1 since your Departure to send the Packer, but he cannot come ’till Monday, which I suspected as this…
Braintree May 3d. 1782 I am conscious my dear Brother that I have appeared deficient in my duty and affection by neglecting to write you often. I have very little…
Saturday [ , Start insertion, April 1782 , End, ] Knowing your benevolent heart is ever gratified by hearing of the wellfare of your friends, and feeling a disposition to…
[ , Start insertion, Amsterdam, 28 April 1782 , End, ] 1 My Child Yours of March 20/31 I have received. I am well pleased with your learning German for…
April 25 1782 My Dearest Friend Whenever any difficulty encompasses me, my first thought is how would my Friend conduct in this affair. I wish to know what his mind…
Amsterdam 20th. April 1782 Sir I have the honor to congratulate You on the final Resolution of the Generality, the News of which I received last Evening. 1 This Step…
April the 16th. 1782 Madam Yours I reseved this morning and I asner you madam that twenty five Guines is the Costomry Pasage that is payd too or from uerap…
[ Braintree, ante 16 April 1782 ] 1 Sir The day after my Son reachd home I wrote to you 2 and requested you would inform me what I was…
Boston April 10th. 1782 Madam Shold Estem a fever to Ordr Som of your frends to pay me for your Son Charls Pasheg from bilbao to America Mr. Smith I…