Jonathan Trumbull to John Adams, March 25, 1776
Lebanon 25th March 1776 Gentlemen Two accounts of loss by hostilities committed by the Ministerial Navy, which came to hand since my last, are enclosed. 1 I do most sincerely…
Lebanon 25th March 1776 Gentlemen Two accounts of loss by hostilities committed by the Ministerial Navy, which came to hand since my last, are enclosed. 1 I do most sincerely…
Boston 23 March 1776 Sir The 17th Instant the Pirates all abandoned their Works in Boston and Charlestown and went on board their Ships, and on the 20th they burnt…
Philadelphia March 23. 1776 Dear Sir I had the Pleasure, a few days ago, of your Favour of 8th. Instant, for which I esteem myself under great obligations to you.…
March 21. 1776 My dear sir I have not received more than one Letter from you since I left you and that was a very Short one. 1 I have…
Winter Hill March 15th 1776 Dear Sir Your very Acceptable Favour of the 7th Instant 1 Came to hand this Day. You could not have Conferred a greater obligation on…
Philadelphia Feb. 14. 1776 1 Dear Sir I Shall inclose to a Lady of my Acquaintance all the News Papers which have been printed in this City, Since my arrival,…
Philadelphia [ , Start insertion, 13 , End, ] 1 Feb. 1776 Dr Sir I take this opportunity by Mr. Romain to write you one Line more for the sake…
Philadelphia Feb. 11. 1775 [ i.e. 1776 ] Dr sir Mr. Archibald Buchannan, and Mr. Walter Tolley both of Maryland, and hearty Friends of America, introduced to me by my…
Philadelphia, April 2d. 1776 Sir It gives me the most sensible Pleasure to convey to you, by Order of Congress, the only Tribute, which a free People will ever consent…
Phila. Jany. 5. 1776 Sir I wrote you Last from Hackinsack, dated Nov. 15 that I had put my trunk on board a Waggon bound for Cambridge, and had directed…