John Adams to James Ronaldson, February 23, 1820
Montezillo February 23d. 1820 Sir I have received your favour of the 16th. and loose < , Start deletion, no time , End, > not a moment to acknowledge my…
Montezillo February 23d. 1820 Sir I have received your favour of the 16th. and loose < , Start deletion, no time , End, > not a moment to acknowledge my…
Montezillo Febry 23d. 1820 Sir I owe you many thanks for your favour of the 15th. and espicially for your address which abounds with excellent observations on a Subject in…
Montezillo February 23d. 1820 Sir Accept my thanks—for your favour of the 16th. and for the prospectus—of a most magnificent Publication—which if it can be accomplished must be a Magazine…
Philada. February 21. 1820 Honoured Sir, Your letter of the 14th. current is before me. Be pleased to accept my sincere thanks, for that and other favours of the kind,…
Montezillo Febuary 21st. 1820— dear Sir. Was you ever acquainted with Dugald Stuart—before I left France I received a letter from Benjamin Vaughn Esqre. in London—Introducing, and recommending in strong…
Washington Feby 20. 1820. Dear Sir– I have the pleasure to forward to you by the mail of this day, a copy of the journal of the convention, which form’d…
Philadelphia, Feby. 16th. 1820 Sir, In the generation that follows the Heroes and statesmen of the Revolution, General Andrew Jackson is a most distinguished character, one who has laid aside…
Saratoga Springs, 16th:, of 2nd: 1820 Friend Adams— As it is customary for the Authors of Literary works to ask the opinion of the judicious respecting the propriety of their…
State of New York. Albany Feby: 16. 1820. Dear Sir. Please permit me the honor of enclosing you my prospectus for a most useful and necessary work. I have spent…
Danvers. Feb 15th 1820 Dear Sir, As a trifling testimonial of the gratitude and respect which I feel for you, who have conferred so many blessings on Our common Country—more…