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John Adams to Antoine Marie Cerisier, October 16, 1783
Auteuil near Paris Oct r: 16. 1783. 1 My dear Sir Monsieur the Abby de Mably has prepared for the Press, some Observations upon our American Constitutions, which he has…
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Charles Storer to John Adams, October 15, 1783
S t: Quentin. 15 th. Octo r: 1783. Dear Sir, I am honored by the receipt of your favor of the 11 th. instant, and should not trouble again, (for…
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John Adams to Antoine Marie Cerisier, September 11, 1783
Paris Sept r. 11 th. 1783. Dear Sir, I am extremely sorry to find by your last Letter, 1 that your Health has been attacked again, but I hope it…
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Benjamin Franklin to John Adams, September 10, 1783
Passy, Sept. 10. 1783. Sir, I have received a Letter from a very respectable Person in America, 3 containing the following Words, Viz “It is confidently reported, propagated, and believed…
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American Peace Commissioners to President of Congress, September 10, 1783
Passy, 10 th: Sept r. 1783. Sir, On the third Instant, Definitive Treaties were concluded, between all the late belligerent Powers, except the Dutch, who the Day before settled and…
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John Adams to Mercy Otis Warren, September 10, 1783
Paris Sept r. 10. 1783 Madam It is but a very few days, Since I received your Letter of the 4. of May, which affored me, as your Letters always…
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John Adams to James Warren, September 10, 1783
Paris Sept r. 10. 1783 My dear Friend, I received with great Pleasure yours of 24. June. The Approbation of my Countrymen is a great Pleasure and Support to me…
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John Adams to William Gordon, September 10, 1783
Paris Sep r. 10. 1783 Sir I have rec d yours of 28 June & thank you for the information it contains— In all domestick Disputes I wish our countrymen,…
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John Adams to Elbridge Gerry, September 10, 1783
Paris Sept r. 10 th. 1783. My dear Friend, As to the Trade with the West Indies, I do not think we can hope to revive it upon more favorable…
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John Adams to Charles William Frederick Dumas, September 10, 1783
Paris Sept r. 10. 1783 Dear Sir It has ever been my intention to come in Person to the Hague, and take Leave of their High Mightinesses, with all the…