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John Adams to Abigail Adams, June 16, 1781
Amsterdam June 16. 1781 My dearest Friend Mr. Le Roy the Bearer of this is a native of N. York but has lived nine years in Amsterdam with his Aunt…
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Elizabeth Palmer Cranch to John Quincy Adams, May 1, 1781
Braintree May. 1781 My Dear Cousin How shall I excuse myself for my long neglecting to write to you? Should I offer any other apology, than want of proper abilities,…
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John Adams to John Quincy Adams, May 30, 1781
Amsterdam May 30. 1781 My dear John If there are any extraordinary Productions of Nature or Art, exhibited, at the Fair of Leyden, write me an Account and a description…
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James Lovell to Abigail Adams, May 29, 1781
May 29 1781 Yesterday’s Post brought me your Letters of the 10th and 14 with a Copy of March 17. on the Subject of which I shall be particular when…
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John Adams to John Quincy Adams, May 29, 1781
Amsterdam May 29 1781 My dear Son I am two Letters, I believe in your Debt, but I have been too busily engaged, to be able to write you. I…
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Richard Cranch to John Adams, May 28, 1781
Boston May 28th. 1781 Dear Bror: Having an Oportunity by Doctor Dexter, now bound to Europe, I gladly embrace it to write you a few Lines. We have been longing…
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Abigail Adams to John Adams, May 27, 1781
May 27 1781 My dearest Friend I have written so largely to you by Mr. Storer 1 who goes in the same vessel, that I should not have taken up…
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Abigail Adams to John Quincy Adams, May 26, 1781
May 26 1781 My dear John I hope this Letter will be more fortunate than yours have been of late. I know you must have written many times since I…
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Abigail Adams to Charles Adams, May 26, 1781
May 26 1781 My dear Charles I am sometimes affraid my dear Boy that you will be spoilt by being a favorite. Praise is a Dangerous Sweet unless properly tempered.…
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Jean de, & fils Neufville to Abigail Adams, May 30, 1781
INVOICE of Sundries Shipped on board the Juno William Haydon Commander, bound for Boston. Consign’d to Mr. Isaac Smith Mercht. there, on order, and for Account of the honorable Lady…