John Adams to William Keteltas, November 25, 1812
Quincy Novr. 25 1812. Sir I have received your polite letter of the 6th of the month and your present of “The Crisis.” You will excuse a question or two.…
Quincy Novr. 25 1812. Sir I have received your polite letter of the 6th of the month and your present of “The Crisis.” You will excuse a question or two.…
Washington Novr. 23 1812 Honoured and dear Sir With much pleasure I have this day received your communication of the 15th Instance, and I shall always be happy in Receiving…
Quincy November 23 1812 Dear Sir Does History or Experience, afford an Example, of Such a Phenomenon, as this, now exhibited to Mankind, by our pious, virtuous and patriotic American…
Quincy October 12. 1812 Dear Sir I have a Curiosity to learn Something of the Character Life and death of a Gentleman, whose name was Wollaston, who came from England…
Quincy October 10th. 1812 Dear Sir I thank you for your < , Start deletion, Thanksgiving , End, > Fast Sermon which I have repeatedly read, with much pleasure. It…
Oldenbarneveld, 26 Sept. 1812 [ , Start insertion, Fragment , End, ] He published—his opinions on [Jus] Eccles. Protest . in the Ses—which were—under his presidium—defended publicly by his most…
Quincy Septr. 24th. 1812 Sir Having never had the honour of any personal acquaintance with you I may commit an indiscretion, in writing concerning any thing in your office, but…
Boston September 22d. 5. 0.clk P.m Dear Sirs, Capt Nyers who went from here in a Brig belonging to Mr Gray, & was captured on her way to France &…
Quincy Septr. 18. 1812 My dear Friend In the good old English Phrase, I give you ten thousand Thanks for the Muscat Wine of Samos, which is now in my…
Quincy Septr 16. 1812 Dear Sir Inter Arma Silent leges, is what We call an old Saying. I hope that Scientiæ will not be added. You may raise wheat when…