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John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, July 18, 1813
Quincy July 18th. 1813 Dear Sir I have more to Say, on Religion. For more than Sixty Years I have been attentive to this great Subject. Controversies, between Calvinists and…
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John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, July 16, 1813
Quincy July 16. 1813 Dear Sir Your Letters to Priestley, have encreased my Grief if that were possible, for the loss of Rush. Had he lived, I would have Stimulated…
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James Monroe to John Adams, July 15, 1813
Washington July 15. 1813 Dear Sir I have the pleasure to inclose you a copy of a report of the committee of the H. of Reps. on foreign relations, in…
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John Adams to John Langdon, July 3, 1813
Quincy July 3. 1813. Dear Sir Although it would do no good to excite your Tears or my own, by Allusions to your late Afflictions or mine; I Sincerely condole…
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John Adams to Mathew Carey, July 3, 1813
Quincy July 3. 1813 Sir I thank you for your favour of the 28th of June. I know your press of Business too well to need any Apology for delays…
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John Adams to Benjamin Waterhouse, July 1, 1813
Quincy July 1st. 1813 Dear Sir, The report that John Quincy Adams has written to his father, or any one else that “the war which the United States has declared,…
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John Adams to Hendrick W Gordon, July 1, 1813
Quincy July 1 1813 Dear Sir Your kind letter of the 28th and 29th are before me. The report that my son, has written or said that, “The present War…
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Isaac Prince to John Adams, July 1, 1813
Philadelphia July 1st. 1813.— Sir, I beg leave to enclose you herewith a Prospectus of “The Naval Chronicle of the United States”—a Wook I intend to publish at this place.—…
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John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, June 30, 1813
Quincy June 30th. 1813 Dear Sir Before I proceed to the order of the day, which is the terrorism of a former day: I beg leave to correct an Idea…
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John Adams to William Bentley, June 30, 1813
Quincy June 30th 1813 Dear Sir Well knowing your love of your Country, and your judicious discrimination in the choice of measures to promote its interest; I presume you will…