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Thomas Theodore Cremere to John Adams, January 17, 1807
Rotterdam 17 Janry 1807 Sir Narrowly bound in a DisInterested Friendship of Many Years, with Mr John Luzac Proffessor att Leyden Who often Confided Me the Marks of Esteem he…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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François Adriaan Van der Kemp to John Adams, January 12, 1807
Oldenbarnev. 12 Jan. 1807 Dear Sir! I spent two days as disagreable, as anÿ in mÿ life—tears bedewed my cheeks and reason and religion could not entirely assuage the pains…
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Samuel Foxcroft to John Adams, January 10, 1807
Jany 10th. 1807. Sir, I herewith send you Asmall book, which having your Name in it I suppose it to be yours. and that I borrowd it when we ware…
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François Adriaan Van der Kemp to John Adams, July 7, 1806
Olden barneveld 7 July 1806 Dear Sir! At lenght I take again mÿ pen, to assure you of the high respect, with which I am So fortunate to feel mÿ…
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John Marshall to John Adams, July 6, 1806
Richmond July 6th. 1806 Dear Sir I have taken a liberty which may require an apology. Thinking it necessary, I have, without your permission, inserted in the life of General…
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John Adams to Benjamin Waterhouse, June 29, 1806
Quincy June 29 1806. Dr Sir I rejoice to find by your Letter of the 26. and by my Sons Conversation, that his commencement of a residence at Cambridge has…
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Benjamin Rush to John Adams, June 26, 1806
Philadelphia June 26th. 1806 Dear Sir Herewith you will receive a small publication that contains several new Opinions in Physiology, < , Start deletion, and , End, > which admit…
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John Adams to Benjamin Rush, June 22, 1806
Quincy June 22d 1806. Dear Sir Your Letter of the tenth, like all others from your pen, notwithstanding all your apologies, was a cordial to my Spirit. I must confess…
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Benjamin Rush to John Adams, June 10, 1806
Philada June 10th. 1806 My much respected & dear friend My long delay in answering your last letter has arisen from two causes—an unusual share of business from an unusually…
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John Adams to François Adriaan Van der Kemp, April 30, 1806
Quincy April 30. 1806 Dear Sir I have always believed that the Afra Avis, was the Guinea Hen, but have lately heard it was the Turkey. You say “Alass poor…