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John Adams to John Davis, May 2, 1822
montezillo May 2. 1822 dear Sir. I thank you for introducing to me Mr Lewis Weld, an Instructor in the Asylum for the deaf & Dumb at Hartford, in whom…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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John Davis to John Adams, May 1, 1822
Boston. May. 1. 1822 Dear Sir, Permit me to introduce to you Mr Lewis Weld, an instructor in the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, at Hartford, who visits Boston,…
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John Adams to John Williams, April 30, 1822
Montezillo April 30th. 1822 Sir. I pray you to accept my kind thanks for sending me the Mecklenberg declaration of Independence. Although these papers have been familiar to me for…
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John Adams to Ann Hinckley, April 29, 1822
Montezillo 29th. Apl 1822 dear Miss Hinckley I pray you to accept my thanks for a very elegant present, which delicious as it is in itself is rendered still more…
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John Adams to Joseph Delaplaine, April 24, 1822
Montezillo April 24th. 1822 Sir Portraits, or Busts, of Men or Women taken in Old age which as Ossian says, and says truly is dark and unlovely, are always disagreeable,…
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John Adams to Joseph Delaplaine, April 23, 1822
Montezillo April 23d 1822 Sir Portraits or Busts, of Men or Women taken in Old Age, which as Ossean says, and says truly is dark and unlovely are always disagreeable;…
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William Lambert to John Adams, April 8, 1822
City of Washington, April 8th. 1822. Sir, I have the honor to inclose two printed copies of a report relative to thee latitude and longitude of the Capitol, in this…
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John Adams to James Hyman, Sr Causten, March 2, 1822
Montezillo March 2d 1822 Sir. I have received your polite letter of the 20th. of February. It would be a pleasure to me to impart any information to you, relative…
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Richard Rush to John Adams, February 26, 1822
London February 26. 1822. Dear & venerable Sir. I must insist upon it, notwithstanding the authority of your veto, that the subject is truly a noble one for the painter.…
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James Hyman, Sr Causten to John Adams, February 20, 1822
Baltimore 20th. February 1822 Dr. Sir, It is contemplated, by a number of Merchants of this City, to make an exposition of their Claims on the United States for spoliations…