John Adams to Benjamin Kent, June 22, 1776
Philadelphia June 22. 1776 Sir Your Letters of April 24. and May 26 are before me, both dated at Boston, a Circumstance which alone would have given Pleasure to a…
Philadelphia June 22. 1776 Sir Your Letters of April 24. and May 26 are before me, both dated at Boston, a Circumstance which alone would have given Pleasure to a…
June 9. 1776 I shall address this to you as Speaker, but you may be Councillor, or Governor, or Judge, or any other Thing, or nothing but a good Man,…
Philadelphia June 9. 1776 Dear Sir I had, yesterday, the Honour of your Letter of the 20th. of May, and I read it, with all that Pleasure, which We feel…
Philadelphia June 9. 1776 Dear Sir Yours of 27. May, received yesterday. 1 I did not expect that our Army would have raised the Siege of Quebec, So soon, much…
In the House of Representatives 6th. June 1776. Gentlemen At the same time that we think Ourselves obliged to acknowledge the vigilance and care of our Delegates to the defence…
Watertown June 5th: 1776 My Dear Sir The Inclosed Letter was sealed to go by the last Post, but I Unluckily missed it. 1 I have now An Opportunity to…
Philadelphia June 4. 1776 Sir Your Favour of 18 May, inclosing the momentous Resolution of your wise and patriotic Convention, together with the American Crisis 1 came duely to Hand,…
Philadelphia June 4. 1776 Sir Yours of May 29. came safe to Hand, and am much pleased to find that your Citizens have behaved with so much Wisdom, Unanimity, and…
New York 3d of June 1776 Sir Your favor of the 26th. Ultimo 1 I duly received. I am fully of I Opinion with you that the Rank of Officers…
Philadelphia June 3. 1776 My dear Sir I had this Morning the Pleasure of yours of 20 May. The little Pamphlet you mention is nullius Filius, 1 and if I…