John Adams to Benjamin Waterhouse, January 16, 1813
Quincy Jan. 16. 1812 [ , Start insertion, 1813 , End, ] Dear Sir I am broke….I am a Bankrupt… Je n’ai rien; Je dois par tout Dans mes affaires…
Quincy Jan. 16. 1812 [ , Start insertion, 1813 , End, ] Dear Sir I am broke….I am a Bankrupt… Je n’ai rien; Je dois par tout Dans mes affaires…
Quincy January 15th. 1813.— Dear Sir You have forgotten, Old Dr Shippen, Dr Franklin, and many others. I have known many Instances. Not to mention General Oglethorpe or a Mrs…
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Quincy Jan. 10th. 1813 Dr Sir I know not when or where I have ever received a more luminous letter, than yours of the 2nd of this month. It is…
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Quincy. January 5. 1813 Sir Thanks for your favour of the 12th of last month. The momentous Information is Since confirmed. As to the Bonds, I have little to Say.…
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Olden barneveld 7 Dec. 1812 Dear and respected Sir! Although I know not, if I Shall be able to finish this Letter—being not free from head-ache—I dare not longer delaÿ…
Quincy Decr. 7. 1812 Dear Sir I thank you for your favour of the 23 Novr. I am very Sensible that “many wise and good Men,” have thought that the…
Quincy December 7th 1812 Sir A thousand Thanks for your favour of the 6th. and its inclosure I congratulate you on the glorious News, Excuse the Weakness of Age, when…