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Uriah Forrest to John Adams, June 4, 1800
[ , Start insertion, 4 June 1800 , End, ] Whether we regard your signal Services in the hour of our Country’s Difficulty, or your diplomatic Exertions in the Conclusion…
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John Adams to Uriah Forrest, June 4, 1800
Union Tavern, George Town June 4, 1800 Gentlemen I receive with much Esteem Affection and Gratitude this obliging Address. The Approbation you have the goodness to express is both a…
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Anthony Haswell to John Adams, June 3, 1800
Vermont, Bennington goal, June 3d:1800.— Sir, I address you with freedom as the supreme executive of the nation of which it has ever been my boast to be a citizen,…
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Nathan Rice to John Adams, June 2, 1800
Oxford June 2d 1800 Sir Many and numerous applications I apprehend are made to your Excellency in consequence of the dislanding the twelve additional Regiments:—I exceedingly regret that any circumstances…
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Benjamin Thompson to John Adams, June 1, 1800
Royal Institution, Albemarle Street, London, 1st June, 1800. Sir, The Managers of the Royal Institution of Great Britain have directed me to transmit to the American Academy of Arts and…
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James McCubbin Lingan to John Adams, June 1, 1800
George town 1st. June 1800. Sir, The Citizens of this Town are anxious to pay every possible mark of Respect to the President and many of them propose meeting and…
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John Adams to Sc., Citizens of Georgetown, May 31, 1800
Union Tavern, George-Town, June 4, 1800. Gentlemen, I receive with much esteem, affection and gratitude, this obliging address. The approbation, you have the goodness to express, is both a reward…
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James McHenry to John Adams, May 31, 1800
War Department, 31st. May 1800. The Secretary of War respectfully takes the Liberty to transmit to the President of the United States, a statement of his recollection of the substance…
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John Adams to Pa., Citizens of York, May 30, 1800
York. May 30 1800 Fellow Citizens I receive with much satisfaction this friendly Address. In revisiting the great Counties of Lancaster and York, after an Interval of nearly three and…
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Jonathan Edie to John Adams, May 29, 1800
May 29th 1800. Sir The Corporation and inhabitants of the Borough of York, beg leave to express the pleasure they feel upon the arival of the Chief Magistrate of the…