John Adams to Tristram Dalton, May 26, 1786
May 26. 1786— Dear Sir— Your favour of Jan: 23. like all your other Letters, contains valuable information & judicious reflections— The time is now come, when the affairs of…
May 26. 1786— Dear Sir— Your favour of Jan: 23. like all your other Letters, contains valuable information & judicious reflections— The time is now come, when the affairs of…
London May 26. 1786 My dear Brother During Such great Changes as We have seen When the whole World is put out of its Course and all Men are called…
Grosvenor Square May 25. 1786 Dear Sir I have not presented a formal Memorial in the Name of our Sovereign concerning the Negroes carried off contrary to the Treaty, although…
May 25— 1786— Sir. I have received your of Dec r. 23 d. & have since received from M r. Jay our secretary of State for foreign affairs, the papers…
London May 24. 1786 Madam I this day received your Favour of April 8 th , and Sincerely condole with you under the Loss of your amiable son. These Afflictions…
Grosvenor Square May 24. 1786 Dear Sir I have just now received your Favour of the 12 th. of April. The Arrets I inclosed to King, to be delivered to…
New York 5 May 1786 Sir It has undoubtedly been said in England that the act of congress of the 15. of February relative to the federal Revenues, 1 is…
Madrid May 4 th: 1786. I should have addressed your Excellency long e’er this, since my Arrival from Algiers 1 —but being in Expectation of bringing on M r: Lamb’s…
New York 4. May 1786. Sir, By the January Packet I was honored with your letter of the 23. of December, and by M r. Anstey who arrived in the…
New York 4 May 1786 1 Dear Sir I have been favored with your Letter in which you mention M r Warren. 2 Your opinion of that Gentleman, added to…