John Adams to Joseph Milligan, December 31, 1818
Quincy December 31st 1818 Dear Sir I know not how to express my obligation to you for the repeated presents of beautiful books the proof of Mr Jeffersons Convalescence was…
Quincy December 31st 1818 Dear Sir I know not how to express my obligation to you for the repeated presents of beautiful books the proof of Mr Jeffersons Convalescence was…
Quincy Dec 30th. 1818 6-clock Dear Sir Late last night I received Your Report and your translation of Tracy, for both of which, tho’ I have read neither I thank…
Rome. December. 28. 1818. Sir. I have just heard here with a deep and sincere grief of the truly great misfortune which it has at length pleased God to inflict…
New York 26—18 501 Greenwich St Honorable Sir I cant help Expressing my great disapointment at not being favored with an answer to my Solicitaions so Long Past, I know…
Quincy Decr 25th 1818 Dear Sir Although I have lately received many kind and admirable Letters from my Friends, for which they have my Sincere thanks; Yet neither on the…
New York Decr 18 1818 Venerated Sir Having been appointed by mr James Simpson (our old Consul in Morocco) his agent to settle his accounts (which have been standing since…
New London Connecticut Decbr. 15th Sat 1818. Sir. It has long been a favourite object of my literary ambition to become the biographer of yourself and a few other the…
48 Market Street Baltimore Dec. 9. 1818 Dear Sir— I send you the prospectus of a Work I am about to publish—I wish to have your opinion on the subject…
Quincy. Dec 8, 18 Dear Sir Your Letter of Nov. 15 gave me great delight not only by the divine Consolation it afforded me under my great Affliction: but as…
Oldenbarneveld 7 Dec. 1818 My Dear and high respected friend! yes, I am thankful—I am Sensible of my high obligations towards you—how few can follow your example! to remember a…