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Lucius Horatio Stockton to John Adams, July 25, 1818
Trenton NJ July 25th. AD 1818— Dear Sir I take the liberty of introducing to Your acquaintance Samuel Southard Esqr a young man who for his extraordinary personal and literary…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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John Adams to James Madison, July 25, 1818
Quincy July 25 1818 Dear Sir Permit me to present you, what I think a Curiosity. Dr Mayhews Thirtieth of January Sermon, preached and printed almost Seventy Years ago. It…
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Mordecai M Noah to John Adams, July 24, 1818
New York 24 July 1818. Sir, I take the liberty to transmit to you a discourse delivered at the consecration of the Synagogue in this City an event which from…
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John Adams to John T Watson, July 23, 1818
Quincy July 23. 1818 Sir I thank you, < , Start deletion, for you , End, > for your favour of the 12th. You advise me to write my own…
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John Adams to William Lambert, July 23, 1818
Quincy July 23d 1818 Sir I have received your favour of the 15th. with two printed Copies of the Abstracts &c. One Copy I shall give to William Smith Shaw…
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John Adams to Rev. Horace Holly, July 22, 1818
Quincy July 22d. 1818 Dear Sir I have rarely, if ever, read a Letter with more Pleasure than yours of July the 3d. you could not have fallen into Families…
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John Adams to Benjamin Owen Tyler, July 19, 1818
Quincy July 19. 1818 Dear Sir I have recd your favour from Richmond of July 4 I cannot write long letters. When you visit Boston do not forget Quincy the…
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John Adams to Moses Lloyd Hill, July 19, 1818
Quincy July 19. 1818 Sir Your request of permission to dedicate to me, your proposed travels and Statistical views whose title promiseth both entertainment and Instruction is too flattering to…
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John Adams to William Wirt, July 18, 1818
Quincy July 18. 1818 Dear Sir Accept a Morsell of ancient Massachusetts Letterature: and will you be pleased to compare it with Mr Henry’s Argument against the Parsons. It was…
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John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, July 18, 1818
Quincy July 18 1818 Dear Sir Will you accept a curious Piece of New England Antiquities. It was a tolerable Chatechism for the Education a Boy of 14 Years of…