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William Cunningham to John Adams, January 14, 1809
Fitchburg, Jan, 14th. 1809 Dear Sir— I received, on the last day of December, the 2d. and 3d. volumes of the Defence, for which I renew my thanks. You have…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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Benjamin Rush to John Adams, January 13, 1809
Philadelphia Jany 13. 1809 My dear friend, In a situation such as you have seen a Sea Captain in a Gale of Wind, I sit down to acknowledge the receipt…
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William Cunningham to John Adams, December 10, 1808
Fitchburg, Dec. 10th. 1808. Dear Sir, I had the pleasure to write you the 3d. inst. I follow it with this to make the explanation of the concluding part of…
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John Adams to Isaiah L Green, December 9, 1808
Quincy Decr. 9. 1808 Sir I received, yesterday, from the Post Office, under your franc, the nervous Reply of Nine of our Representatives to < , Start deletion, the ,…
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William Cunningham to John Adams, December 3, 1808
Fitchburg, Dec. 3d. 1808. Dear Sir, Your favour of the 25th. ult. came duly to hand. What you have < , Start deletion, [. . .] , End, > already…
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John Adams to William Cunningham, November 25, 1808
Quincy November 25th: 1808 Dear Sir I have your favour’s of the 12th and 16th: of the month. The letter of President Washington concerning J Q A. is at your…
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William Cunningham to John Adams, November 16, 1808
Fitchburg, Nov. 16. 1808. Dear Sir. The person who carried to the office < , Start deletion, my , End, > the letter which I had the pleasure to write…
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William Cunningham to John Adams, November 12, 1808
Fitchburg, Nov: 12. 1808. Dear Sir. To my letter of the 22d. ult. I have not been favoured with an answer; indeed my expectations of an answer were not confident,…
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John Adams to William Cunningham, November 7, 1808
Quincy November 7th. 1808. Dear Sir The letter of General Washington would have remained in obscurity forever, as far as I know, as it has been for twelve years past,…
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William Cunningham to John Adams, October 22, 1808
Fitchburgh, Oct. 22d. 1808 Dear Sir. Anxious as I am for the due appreciation by the publick of the merits of Mr. J.Q.A. the invaluable testimonial of President Washington, contained…