John Adams to George Brinley, June 19, 1818
Quincy June 19th. 1818 Dear Sir I have received your Letter of the 16th. My letter to Col Daniel Putnam of the 5th. is at his and your disposal. You…
Quincy June 19th. 1818 Dear Sir I have received your Letter of the 16th. My letter to Col Daniel Putnam of the 5th. is at his and your disposal. You…
Quincy June 17th. 1818 Dear Tudor The next Statute produced & commented by Mr Otis was the 15th. of Charles the Second, i.e. 1663, Chapter 7. “An Act for the…
Boston June 16. 1818 Dr. Sir Col. Danl. Putnam knowing how anxiously I feel for the honor of his Father’s memory, (& my relation); was kind enough to transmit to…
Brooklyn 15h. June1818. Sir, Words are poor, and wholly inadequate to express the grateful feelings of my heart for your excellent letter, couched in terms of no equivocal import, but…
Quincy June 9th 1818 Dear Tudor I have promised you, hints, of the heads of Mr Otis’s Oration, Argument Speech, call it which you please, again the Acts of Trade…
Quincy June 7th 1818 Dear Tudor No man could have written from memory Mr Otis’s Agument of four or five hours in length, against The Acts of Trade, considered as…
Office of the Attorney General June 6th: 1818. Sir. The enclosed letter from Mr. Bache, the post-master at Philadelphia, ought, I think, to be communicated to the President of the…
Oldenbarneveld 8 May 1818. My Dear and respected Sir! Although only a few moments of day light are left me, I Shall take hold of these to indulge a pleasurable…
Quincy May 3d. 1818. Sir I was born on the nineteenth of October 1735, and consequently was eighty two years of age, on the thirtieth of October 1817. My Son…
London May 2. 1818 Dear and Respected sir. An old Scotch woman, in North-Shields, signing herself Ann Hewison, has sent me a manuscript Quarto of what she calls extracts from…