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John Adams to Elbridge Gerry, August 15, 1783
Paris August 15 th. 1783. My dear Friend. I have heard no News with more Pleasure than that of your design to go again to Congress, and nothing I hope…
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John Adams to Robert R Livingston, August 13, 1783
Paris August 13. 1783. Sir. The Question before the French Cabinet, whether they shall involve themselves in a War against two Christian Empires, in order to support a Turkish one…
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Herman Heyman’s Sons to John Adams, July 31, 1783
Bremen the 31 July 1783 Sir We are still greatly indebted to your Exelency for the Letters of Introduction your Exelency have been so Kind to favor us with for…
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John Adams to Robert R Livingston, July 31, 1783
The Hague July 31. 1781 [ 1783 ] Sir The last Evening, at Court, in the House in the Grove, where all the foreign Ministers supped, the Comte Montagnini de…
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John Adams to Robert R Livingston, July 30, 1783
The Hague July 30 th. 1783. 1 Sir I have been the more particular in my letters to you, concerning that extensive Manufacture and Commerce of refined Sugars, in this…
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Francis Dana to John Adams, July 29, 1783
S t: Petersbourg July 18th. 1783. O.S. [ 29 July N.S. ] My Dear Sir ’Tis done. The bolt of your Vulcan has hit its aim. 1 The idea you…
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Matthew Ridley to John Adams, July 28, 1783
Paris July the 28 h: 1783. Sir I have the Honor to inclose you a Letter received by yesterday’s Post from England— 1 M Jay has already advised you of…
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John Adams to Robert Morris, July 28, 1783
Amsterdam July 28 th: 1783. Sir, Upon Enquiry of those who best know, I see no probability of Success from any Application to Authority in this Country, for Reasons which…
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John Adams to Robert R Livingston, July 28, 1783
Amsterdam, July 28. 1783 1 Sir I find upon Inquiry, that there are in this Republick at Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Dort, near 130 Sugar Houses. The whole of the raw…
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John Thaxter to John Adams, July 27, 1783
Havre de Grace 27 th. July 1783. 1 Sir, M r. Storer and myself arrived here this morning, after a very fatiguing Journey; tho’ I am apprehensive much less so…