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Henry R. Jackson to John Adams, June 4, 1798
Boston June 4 1798 Sir As the common father & first Magistrate of our Country, I beg leave to make the following communications to you, beleiving that you will please…
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George Claghorn to John Adams, June 2, 1798
Boston June 2d 1798— We the subscribers being the superintendant Constructer and Clerk of the Navy Yard, during the building of the Frigate Constitution feel ourselves Constrained by the Principles…
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Hezekiah Veatch to John Adams, June 2, 1798
[ , Start insertion, 2 June 1798 , End, ] At a Respectable meeting of the Citizens Inhabitants of the upper part of Montgomery County and State of Maryland convened…
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John Adams to Joseph Chaplain, June 2, 1798
Philadelphia June 2d 1798 Gentlemen < , Start deletion, Your , End, > I thank you for the Resolutions you adopted at Hagerstown the first of May, which have been…
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John Adams to Thomas Sprigg, June 2, 1798
Philadelphia June 2d 1798 Gentlemen I return with pleasure your Congratulations, upon the Unanimity of Spirit among our Fellow Citizens, which in so firm Language expresses their Resolution to preserve…
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John Adams to United States Senate, May 29, 1798
United States May 29th 1798— Gentlemen of the Senate. An Article explanatory of the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation, between the United States and His Britannic Majesty, has been…
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David Meriwether to John Adams, May 28, 1798
Washington 28th May 1798 Sir. A meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town of Washington & County of Wilkes in the State of Georgia having delegated to us the power…
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Joseph Aiken to John Adams, May 28, 1798
Hanover May 28th: 1798. Sir, Growing up from our cradles in a land of Liberty, and taught by precept and experience to value the blessings of a free government, we…
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John, Jr Cropper to John Adams, May 28, 1798
Accomack Court House May 28: 1798. Sir, At a crisis when the sovereignty of our Country is assalted: when demands are made upon us by a foreign nation altogether incompatible…
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John Adams to United States Senate, May 28, 1798
United States. May 28 1798. Gentlemen of the Senate, I nominate the persons herein after named for appointments in the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers.— Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. John Doughty…