John Adams to George A Otis, January 16, 1821
Montezillo January 16th. 1821 dear Sir I thank you for your letters, and for the second–Volume of Botta—And now I have read both Volumes—I should have finished this reading much…
Montezillo January 16th. 1821 dear Sir I thank you for your letters, and for the second–Volume of Botta—And now I have read both Volumes—I should have finished this reading much…
New York 15 Jany 1821 Sir If it is not too great an intrusion upon your retirement I wish to enquire of you as to the character standing & services…
Jany 11th. 1821— Dear Sir, As you take a deep interest in our College and the conduct of its affairs, I enclose you Mr Websters report made on that subject…
New York 11th: Jan. 1821 Dear Sir, The literary institution on which I before had the honor to address you has become organized with very encouraging prospects. The enclosed circular…
Montezillo January 10th 1821 dear Sir your friendly letter of December the 20th. is a Cordial to me, in my present State of retirement and Convalescence—The testimoneys of Respect offered…
Boston January 7th 1821 My dear Sir The enclosed paper was sent to me, to procure subscribers, and though it is not probable the work will contain much that will…
Boston Nov. 27 1820 Sir I do myself the honor to inform you that it is my intention to apply to the College of Electors for President & Vice President…
Philada: Nov. 24th: 1820. Sir, I have addressed to you, by the Post office, the first no. of the “Biography &c.[ , Start insertion, ” , End, ]—of which I…
Washington Novr. 15. 1820 Illustrious Sir Language fails me in attempting to express to you my Gratitude for your kind and favourable expressions towards me, and your Sense of my…
In convention Nov. 15. 1820. Whereas the Honorable John Adams, a member of this convention, and elected President thereof, has, for more than half a century, devoted the great powers…