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John Adams to Benjamin Rush, February 13, 1811
Quincy February 13. 1811 Dear Sir In your Favour of the 4th., according to my Judgment you have given up the whole Controversy. You have no Objection, you say to…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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François Adriaan Van der Kemp to John Adams, February 9, 1811
Olden barneveld 9 Febr. 1810— [ , Start insertion, 1811 , End, ] Mÿ Dear and respected Sir! It is certainlÿ a long while, that you received not a line…
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John Adams to Benjamin Rush, December 27, 1810
Quincy Decr. 27. 1810 Dear Sir I Sent my Wife to the Post Office this morning with a Letter to you inclosing a Review of Fisher Ames, and as she…
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Joseph Wheaton to John Adams, December 25, 1810
Washington City Decr. 25. 1810 Revered Sir I am honord with your 2d. letter of the 15th. instt. covering a letter from Messr. Wilson Marsh & Son in Answer to…
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Benjamin Rush to John Adams, December 21, 1810
Philadelphia Decemr 21. 1810. My dear friend, We read of Hurricane Months in the West Indies. Men of business are exposed to them no less than the West India islands.…
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Richard Sharp to John Adams, December 19, 1810
17 Mark Lane London 19 Decr 1810 Dear Sir I have to acknowledge your favour of the 13 July, which Mr Harris did not deliver till last week— Nothing could…
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John Adams to John Langdon, December 12, 1810
Quincy December 12 1810 Dear Sir I received yesterday at the Post office your obliging favour of the Sixth of this month; and I pray you to accept my Thanks…
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John Langdon to John Adams, December 6, 1810
Portsmouth Decmb. 6th. 1810 Respected Sr. I have been much pleased and gratified with the publication of your correspondence while in Europe. I assure you Sr. nothing could give greater…
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Joseph Wheaton to John Adams, December 4, 1810
Washington City Decr. 4. 1810. Excellent Sir I am informed by Mr. Seaver member of Congress from Roxbury, that near your residence there is a respectable Manufactory of coach Lace…
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John Adams to François Adriaan Van der Kemp, November 30, 1810
Quincy November 30. 1810 My dear Sir I have this Moment received your obliging Favour of the 20th. Yesterday the anniversary Festival, which We in New England call by the…