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Rufus King to John Adams, July 28, 1800
London July 28. 1800. Sir I avail myself of the opportunity of a vessel about sailing from Hull for Boston, to say that a Danish frigate with a small number…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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William Hindman to John Adams, July 28, 1800
Bellfield near Easton July 28th 1800 Sir If timely enough in my Application, I shall esteem it a particular Favor, if You would be kind enough to confer on Mr:…
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John Adams to John Marshall, July 27, 1800
Quincy July 27th. 1800 Dear Sir I have received Mr. Wagners letter of the 17 & have read Mr. W Mathews’s application for the office of Marshall & Mr. Mc.…
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John Adams to Samuel Dexter, July 27, 1800
Quincy July 27th 1800 Dear Sir I last night received by the post, an anonimous letter, together with a pretended copy of a process from John Allen, Justice of the…
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Elbridge Gerry to John Adams, July 18, 1800
Cambridge 18th July 1800 Mr Gerry presents his best respects to the President of the United States, & sends by the bearer ten pair of squabs, of which he requests…
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Jacob Wagner to John Adams, July 17, 1800
Department of State: Washington, 17 July 1800 Sir Applications for the vacant office of Marshal for the District of Maryland continuing to be received, I think it my duty to…
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Jacob Wagner to John Adams, July 16, 1800
Department of State: Washington, 16 July 1800. Sir The enclosed letters, containing the applications of Messrs. Archibald Campbell and William Wilson for the office of Marshal for Maryland, I received…
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Samuel Dexter to John Adams, July 16, 1800
War Department, 16th July 1800. Sir, I have the Honor of submitting to your consideration a sketch of a plan for executing the existing Laws for the instruction of the…
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Jacob Wagner to John Adams, July 15, 1800
Department of State: Washington, 15 July 1800. Sir The enclosed certificate, which is just received, having a relation to the subject of my letter of the 12th. I judged it…
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John Adams to Benjamin Stoddert, July 15, 1800
Quincy July 15 1800 Dear Sir Inclosed is an essay on a naval academy, which Dr. Morse put into my hand yesterday, in a letter to him from Captain Robert…