John Quincy Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, April 10, 1811
St: Petersburg 10 April 1811. You observe in your letter of 24 September last, that my Son George was losing much of his french conversation idiom, that is, precisely one…
St: Petersburg 10 April 1811. You observe in your letter of 24 September last, that my Son George was losing much of his french conversation idiom, that is, precisely one…
Quincy April 10. 1811 My dear Son Yesterday Mr Pope of The House of Boardman and Pope, No. 37. India Wharf, was so obliging as to call upon Us to…
Quincy April 9: 1811 My dear Nephew The former leaf you may insert in your Silva if you please. If you do not, please to return it to me and…
Quincy April 8. 1811 My dear Son The Public Mind Seems decided that Gerry and Gray are elected, and a Majority of Senators their Friends. Our Friend P. will not…
Quincy April 8th 1811 my dear Son Your Letter of december No 6—/17 came Safe to hand yesterday, the last No was 8. So that two others must be upon…
Quincy April 7th 1811 My Dear Brother. The departure of the Ship Horace, the same in which you sailed, for St Petersburg, was as sudden as her actual destination was…
Atkinson April 6th. 1811. My Dear Sister— I have but just received your very Sisterly Letter, by Mrs Adams, handed me this morning. I immediately sat down & wrote to…
Quincy April 2d 1811 My Dear Sister An inflamation in one of my Eyes, will prevent me from writing more than to thank you for your last very flattering Letter;…
[ , Start insertion, 1 April 1811 , End, ] Leurs Excellences Monsieur & Madame de Adams Sont invitées de la part de Mme Colombi et de celle de Mr.…
Quincy March 30 1811 my dear Madam The Letters you forwarded to me, for Saint Petersburgh, I had an opportunity of Sending immediatly through the Russian Consul. mr Gray has…