John Adams to Archibald (1739–1791) Campbell, December 25, 1777
Braintree Decr 25. 1777 Sir Three Days ago, I had the Honour of receiving your Letter of the 18th. of December, inclosing Copy of a Letter from Mr. Heman Allen…
Braintree Decr 25. 1777 Sir Three Days ago, I had the Honour of receiving your Letter of the 18th. of December, inclosing Copy of a Letter from Mr. Heman Allen…
Braintree Decr. 24. 1777 My dear Friend Your most friendly and obliging Favour of 28. Novr was never delivered to me, untill the 22d instant, when I returned home from…
Braintree Decr. 8. 1777 Dear Brother I wish you Joy of your new, Scaene and Stage: 1 You will act your Part well I doubt not, and I hope you…
Braintree Decr 6. 1777 Dear Sir Your kind Favours of 14 and 18 Novr. I received together, this Evening. I thank you, for your obliging Remembrance of me, and for…
Braintree Decr. 6. 1777 My dear Sir You must expect for the Future, to find in me, Situated as I am by a blissfull Fireside, surrounded by a Wife and…
York Town 3d. December 1777 Sir The 28th. Ultimo 1 I had the honour of writing to you by the Messenger Frederick Weare and of transmitting a Vote of Congress…
Camp at Whitemarsh Decr 3. 1777 My dear sir I received your Favour of the 19th Novr on my Way to this Place; and the Business which your Friend Mr.…
York in Pennsylvania December 3d. 1777 Dear Sir With great pleasure to ourselves we discharge our duty by inclosing to you your Commission for representing these United States at the…
Decr. 1st: [ , Start insertion, 1777 , End, ] Dear Sir As I was at the Secretaries yesterday I took off a few Resolutions from the Journals for your…
York Town Novr. 28th. 1777 My dear Friend I would not take pen in hand until I could reasonably suppose you safe arrived to your long wished for home, on…