Thomas Brand Hollis to John Adams, January 27, 1787
Chesterfeild Street Jan 27. 1787. Dear Sir I have read over most part of your book with no less satisfaction than pleasure and gained much information. In conversation the other…
Chesterfeild Street Jan 27. 1787. Dear Sir I have read over most part of your book with no less satisfaction than pleasure and gained much information. In conversation the other…
London Jan. 27. 1787. 1 Sir We had the honor of transmitting to Congress, Copies of the Commission and Instructions, which in pursuance of the Authority delegated to Us, were…
Amsterdam 5 th January 1787 We had the honor to receive in due time Your Excellency’s ever respected Favor of advising us to pay in Specie the Premiums of…
Paris january the 5 th 1787 My dear Sir I Expected to write to You By c ll franks, But as His departure Has Been daily differed, I will not…
Paris Dec. 20. 1786. 1 Dear Sir Col o. Franks will have the honor of delivering you the treaty with the emperor of Marocco, & all it’s appendages. 2 you…
Dec r 18 / 86 Dear Sir. I have often wished, since I came here into the Country, to fancy I could find a time when I might suppose you…
Grosv r. square Dec r. 18. 1786 Gent n: I have this moment the honor of your Letter the 12 th. of Dec r. I am not able to say…
Hartford December 16th 1786 My Dear Sir I have neglected writing to you perhaps more than I Should have done had I not supposed that your Numerous correspondents had become…
London Marg t S t Cavend Square 15 Dec r 1786 May it please your Excellency Encouraged by the high opinion I entertain of your personal character, and persuaded, that…
Inner Temple. 13 Dec r 1786 My Dear Sir A croud of thanks to You for the pleasure and instruction I have received from your defence of the american constitutions.…