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George Washington to John Adams, March 3, 1795
United States March 3. 1795. The President of the United States to the Vice President of the United States, and President of the Senate. Certain matters touching the public good,…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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Jeremy Belknap to John Adams, March 2, 1795
Boston March 2 d 1795 Dear Sir Your favours of Jan y 23 & Feb 4 enclosing a Certificate from the Secretary’s office & M r Madison’s answer, with the…
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Samuel A Otis to John Adams, February 23, 1795
Philad a: Feb 23 d 1795 Dear Sir Probably this will find you very happy with your Lady & family, to whom the residents at 198 desire kind remembrances— We…
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John Adams to John Trumbull, February 13, 1795
Philadelphia Feb. 13. 1795 Dear Sir I had yesterday the Pleasure of receiving your kind Letter of the Sixth, and am Sorry to find that your health is so indifferent…
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John Quincy Adams to John Adams, February 12, 1795
The Hague February 12. 1795. Dear Sir: Since the date of my last Letter, (December 21. 1794.) a revolution has taken place, the substance of which had been for some…
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Richard Cranch to John Adams, February 10, 1795
Quincy Feb y: 10 th: 1795. Dear Brother The enclosed Letter to the Hon ble: M r. Brown a Senator from Kentucky, I would ask the fav r. of you…
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John Trumbull to John Adams, February 6, 1795
Hartford Feb y. 6 th: 1795— Sir I received yours of the 24 th. of Jan y. with the enclosures, & esteem myself honored by your confidence. The general idea…
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John Quincy Adams to John Adams, December 21, 1794
The Hague December 21 st. 1794. Dear Sir I hear of a vessel to sail in two or three days from the Texel, 1 and cannot lose any opportunity to…
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Henry Marchant to John Adams, December 19, 1794
Newport Dec r. 19 th. 1794. Dear and honored Sir, I venture again upon the Score of Your Candour and Friendship, at the Commencement of another Session of Congress, to…
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John Adams to William Cranch, December 18, 1794
Philadelphia Dec r 18. 1794 Dear sir M r Robert Denison an English Gentleman from Nottingham in England proposes to visit the City of Washington. If you can Shew him…