Abigail Adams to John Adams, December 14, 1793
Quincy dec br 14. 1793 my dearest Friend I hope this days post will bring me a Letter from you at Philadelphia, and that I shall hear you are well…
Quincy dec br 14. 1793 my dearest Friend I hope this days post will bring me a Letter from you at Philadelphia, and that I shall hear you are well…
Philadelphia Dec r 12. 1793 My dearest Friend This Day having been devoted to Thanksgiving by the Governor of Pensilvania, Congress have adjourned to Fryday. 1 We have had a…
Philadelphia 9 th: Dec r: 1793— My dear Mother I believe you are indebted to me for a letter or two, but as your late loss has been my gain,…
New York Dec r 6 1793. My dear Father The very interesting situation of our Country at present cannot fail to call forth the serious reflections of those who are…
Philadelphia Dec r 5. 1793 My dearest Friend I wrote you from Hartford, New York and once from Philadelphia: but have not yet had the Pleasure of a Letter from…
Philadelphia Dec r. 1. 1793 My dearest Friend We may ever remember 1 The Thirtieth of November because it was the Day on which We were absolved from Infamy; in…
Col Smiths Cottage, 1 near New York Nov. 28 1793 My Dearest Friend I arrived here Yesterday, and had the Pleasure to dine with our Children and The Baron: All…
Quincy Nov br 28 1793 my dearest Friend My early rising still continues, and I am writing by candle light. it is a week this day since you left me.…
Quincy June 5 1793 Dear Charles I thank you for your, agreable Letter of the 29. Ult. Your Brother is destined to be celebrated and consequently envyed and abused. He…
New York May 29 th 1793 My dear Sir It is with great pleasure I hear that my brother is appointed to speak the town Oration, on the fourth of…