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Samuel Green to John Adams, October 26, 1825
New London (Con) Oct 26, 1825 Sir A stranger who holds your character in affectionate and reverential regard, requests you to accept a copy of An Address delivered on Groton…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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Alexander Coffin to John Adams, October 24, 1825
Hudson Oct 24—1825 Dear Sir, Permit me Sir, to ask of you one Small favour, that is to write a few lines to the Presdent of the United States in…
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John Adams to Samuel Frothingham, October 13, 1825
[ October 13th, 1825 ] Know all Men by these Presents, That I John Adams of Quincy Do make, constitute and appoint Samuel Frothingham of Boston my true and lawful…
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T. D Clark to John Adams, October 6, 1825
Columbia Tennessee 6. Octr 1825 My Dear sir In order not to be tedious or Embarrassing to you I must be brief. I am a son of a Republican who…
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Minott Thayer to John Adams, April 30, 1825
Braintree April 30. 1825 Venerable and respected Sir, It is with much pleasure that I avail myself of this occasion in Sending you an address deliver’d by the Rev’d Mr.…
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Anne Royall to John Adams, April 29, 1825
Boston April 29th 1825 Hond: Sir Permit me to indulge my feelings in grateful acknowledgments for the very kind & polite rec[ , Start insertion, e , End, ]ption with…
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Joseph Frothingham to John Adams, April 26, 1825
Westfield Mass. April 26th. 1825— Honorable Sir I have read with interest and admiration the history of your life—your assidious toils in gaining the boon we now enjoy—I have mourned…
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Mathew Carey to John Adams, April 22, 1825
Philada April 22. 1825 Dear Sir, I take the liberty of enclosing you five numbers of a little work, which I have undertaken with a view to encite a spirit…
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John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, April 19, 1825
Quincy 19th April 1825 dear Sir Mr. Charles Sigourney & Lady, a respectable pair in Hartford, Connecticut, the Husband a Son of my old friend in Amsterdam, and the Wife,…
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Pearson Titcomb to John Adams, April 12, 1825
Salem N. Hampr. April 12th. 1825 Venerable Sir, May I hope that you will pardon the liberty I have taken of obtruding on your notice the enclosed trifle—being sensible that…