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Henry Marchant to John Adams, March 1, 1796
Newport March 1 st. 1796 Very dear Sir I have been indebted to you, ever since, nearly the Close of the last Session of Congress. When You are near Boston,…
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Hezekiah Balch to John Adams, December 21, 1795
philad a. — Decemb r. 21 st —95 Sir, Learning in our country has been hitherto Sadly neglected— Those of us who wish to promote it, are very poor—Providence has…
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Richard Harrison to John Adams, December 16, 1795
Dec r. 16. 1795 Dear Sir According to an Opinion of the Attorney General, taken some time since, your Salary, as Vice-President of the United States, is to commence from…
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Jean Luzac to John Adams, December 11, 1795
Leyde le 11. Déc. 1795. Monsieur, Le départ de mon Beau-Frère Govert-Jean van Persyn pour l’Amérique-Unie me met enfin dans le cas de remplir un devoir, que les circonstances du…
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Charles William Frederick Dumas to John Adams, December 11, 1795
La haie 11 e. Xbr. 1795. Monsieur Grace au Roi des Siecles (le seul que je revere & que j’aime, parce qu’il est le seul sage & le seul bon),…
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United States Senate to George Washington, December 11, 1795
In Senate, December 11 th: 1795 Sir, It is with peculiar satisfaction that we are informed by your Speech to the two Houses of Congress, that the long, and expensive…
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John Adams to François d’ Ivernois, December 11, 1795
Philadelphia Decr 11. 1795 Sir I have rec d your kind Letter of the 29 th. of July, and have presented the two Pamphlets to the President as you desired.…
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John Quincy Adams to John Adams, November 17, 1795
London November 17. 1795. My Dear Sir After a detention of twenty days at Helvoetsluys, and a pleasant passage of twenty four hours from thence to Margate I arrived here…
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John Adams to Jeremy Belknap, October 22, 1795
Quincy October 22. 1795 Dear Sir Inclosed is the Letter of D r Tucker.— 1 If I should agree with him in his Maxim Fiat Justitia ruat Cælum 2 the…
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John Hinckley Mitchell to John Adams, October 13, 1795
Charleston 13 October 1795 Dear Sir The great politeness and many Civilities I Received from You in London, during your Embassy there, has induced me to take the liberty of…