John Adams to Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams, May 3, 1821
Little Hill May 3d 1821 My dear Daughter I hope We have not forgotten each other! We wait with impatience for the weighty and immeasurable Report. I am afraid I…
Little Hill May 3d 1821 My dear Daughter I hope We have not forgotten each other! We wait with impatience for the weighty and immeasurable Report. I am afraid I…
Washington 29 April 1821 My Dear George Mary is amusing me as usual in crying and whining because I suggest to her the necessity of some occupation She has written…
Washington 25 April 1821 My Dear John You become so testy I almost begin to feel disinclined to write to you at all as my Letters instead of contributing to…
Washington 23d April 1821 My Dear Charles Your Shandean Letter is received with all its apologies and few amendments I will only say that you must remember excuses are inadmissible…
9 April 1821. My dear Sir. I have read with infinite satisfaction, your observations on the restrictive & prohibitory Commercial system, and thank you kindly for having sent me the…
Washington 8 April 1821 My Dear George Your ridiculous Letter as you call it was received yesterday and gave me great pleasure as at least it evinced all the discernment…
Washington 6 April 1821 My Dear John Your last Letter is as wild yourself you will acknowledge that is saying something? As to Diana Vernon’s they begin to be so…
Washington 5 April 1821 My Dear Charles Your Letter full of complaints my dear Charles reached me yesterday and I am sorry to see you indulge still in a querrulous…
Washington 22 March 1821 My Dear John I feel a little uneasy about you and therefore write you again to give you a timely caution as there are whispers concerning…
Montezillo January 22d. 1821 Honored and dear Father I revoke the appellation of Son—Your conduct to me is more like that of a tender affectionate partial and too indulgent a…