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Elisha, Jr Sylvester to John Adams, May 20, 1802
Greene May 20th 1802 Sir! I have taken liberty to call at your house in a friendly way Several times, and as I respected you as President of the united…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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John Adams to Rev. Manasseh Cutler, May 10, 1802
Quincy, May 10 1802 Dear Sir I duly received your favor of the 17 of April. The letter from Dr Mitchell & the project of the society at N York…
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Cotton Tufts to John Adams, April 28, 1802
April 28. 1802 Know All Men by these Presents that I Cotton Tufts of Weymouth in the County of Norfolk and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executor of the last Will and…
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James Asheton, Jr Bayard to John Adams, April 25, 1802
Washington 25. April 1802. Sir I have been extremely flattered by the letter which you did me the honor to write me on the 10th. Inst. It is no virtue…
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Rev. Manasseh Cutler to John Adams, April 22, 1802
Washington 22d. April 1802 Sir. I have the honour to enclose the late Census of the United S[ , Start insertion, t , End, ]ates, presuming it to be a…
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Jedidiah Morse to John Adams, April 20, 1802
Charlestown April 20. 1802 Respected sir, I am much obliged to you for the honour & advantage of your name to head the list of subscribers to the Gazetteer of…
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Joseph Wheaton to John Adams, January 2, 1802
Washington Jany 2d: 1802— Sir Mr. Shaw has written to me to procure, and forward to him the President message, the reports of departments and generally Such State papers as…
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Latour Longnevoué, Marquise de Fleury to John Adams, January 1, 1801
Monsieur le Président des Etats unis, Le Colonel fleury mon mari que vous avés honoré de votre estime & de Votre bienveillance a cessé de Vivre. le Délabrement de Sa…
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Department of the Treasury to John Adams, January 1, 1801
By Mistake, the officers of the Treasury charged to the Household Account 2000 dollars which ought to have been charged to the Salary Account. 1797 March Received July 6th 1797…
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John Marshall to John Adams, January 1, 1801
[ , Start insertion, 1801 , End, ] Sir Inclosd is the answer of the secretary of the Senate to a request that he woud furnish the department of state…