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John Quincy Adams to Abigail Smith Adams, March 30, 1814
St: Petersburg 30. March 1814. Since I wrote you last, 1. February I have had no opportunity of putting a Letter even on its way, to reach you, when it…
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Elizabeth Smith Shaw Peabody to Abigail Smith Adams, March 26, 1814
Atkinson March 26th 1814 Yesterdays Mail, My Dear Sister, conveyed your Letter safe to me, with the two Bills—I do not so much think of what I want, as what…
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Mercy Otis Warren to Abigail Smith Adams, March 22, 1814
Plymouth, March 22d, 1814.— I have myself, my dear Friend, been very unwell since I received your short but consolatory letter dated Feby. 21st. which inform’d me of your recovery…
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John Adams to William Stephens Smith, March 4, 1814
Quincy March 4 1814 Dear Sir, I know not what to say to your Letter of 23rd. There are Men whom disaster haunts through life. Sinclair was one & Wilkinson…
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Abigail Smith Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, March 4, 1814
4 March 1814 Received Quincy March 4th 1814 of Thomas B Adams Esqr Twenty-five Dollars and fifty Cents in full for one quarter’s interest on J Q Adams’s Note $…
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John Adams to William Stephens Smith, March 2, 1814
Quincy March 2. 1814. Dear Sir, I have been sick a Month, and my eyes and hands incapable of writing otherise you would have heard more from me. Your favor…
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Abigail Smith Adams to John Quincy Adams, February 1, 1814
Quincy Febry 1814 my dear son I was never more at a loss what to say to you than at the present moment, to accuse you of neglect I cannot,…
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William Stephens Smith to John Adams, February 28, 1814
Washington City < , Start deletion, Saturday , End, > Monday Feby. 28th. 1814 Dear Sir. I received yesterday a Letter from my dear Caroline of the 20th. inst. informing…
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Abigail Smith Adams to John Quincy Adams, February 27, 1814
Quincy Feb’ry 27th 1814 my dear Son I learn that the vessel in which our ministers are to embark, will not go untill thursday. I will write you a few…
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William Stephens Smith to John Adams, February 23, 1814
Washington City Feby. 23d. 1814 Dear Sir— More trouble hangs over the Camp The President last night, indulged The Secretary of War, by consenting to the arrest of Major General…