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John Adams to Richard Rush, January 1, 1814
Quincy Jan. 1814 Dear Rush When I meet The beattified Spirit I Shall Say to him, with our mutual frankness, “Sir you ought to have added two Chapters to your…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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John Adams to François Adriaan Van der Kemp, January 30, 1814
Quincy Jan. 30. 14 Dr Sir Yours of 14th are here. You must take hints: I cannot write Letters. Half recovered from a former Illness, the fine sleighing tempted me…
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Mathew Carey to John Adams, January 26, 1814
Philada January 26. 1814 Sir By this day’s mail I forward you a Set of the Naval History, which I request You will place in your library, as a mark…
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John Adams to Richard Rush, January 26, 1814
Quincy Jan. 26. 1814 Dear Sir If I may judge of others by myself, Mr Hay had no cause of Apprehension that he Should be tedious: for when I had…
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John Adams to Thomas Clark, January 25, 1814
Quincy January 25th 1814 Sir I thank you for your polite and obliging letter of the 17th and for the Copy in two volumes of the Naval History of the…
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Richard Rush to John Adams, December 31, 1813
Washington December 31. 1813. Dear Sir. On Sunday last I saw the President, and he mentioned to me that not a single line had been received from our commissioners in…
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John Adams to Horatio Gates Spafford, December 29, 1813
Quincy Dec. 29. [ , Start insertion, 18 , End, ]13 Friend Spafford I have delivered the Copy of your Gazetteer of New York, intended for the American Accademy of…
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François Adriaan Van der Kemp to John Adams, December 28, 1813
Olden barneveld 28 Dec. 1813. Mÿ Dear Sir! Everÿ mail I flattered my Self to receive a Line from Mount Wallaston, till I received your favour of the 1st. and…
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John Adams to François Adriaan Van der Kemp, December 26, 1813
Quincy Dec. 26. 13 Dear Vanderkemp Be not anxious. I am not jealous. Had your Packett arrived one day Sooner, I Should have delivered it in Person to Mr and…
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Richard Rush to John Adams, December 25, 1813
Washington December 25. 1813. Dear Sir. Christmas Day I sit down to offer you the compliments of the season, in the most respectful, cordial, and friendly way in which they…