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Samuel Chase to John Adams, September 3, 1779
Annapolis. Septr. 3rd. 1779 Dear Sir I most cordially congratulate You on Your safe Arrival to your Country, Family and Friends. I was honoured with a letter from You last…
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Letters from 1779
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James Lovell to John Adams, August 31, 1779
31st. of Aug. [ , Start insertion, 1779 , End, ] Dear Sir I yesterday received yours of May 14 from L’Orient 1 and Aug. 13th. from Braintree with several…
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John Adams to Elbridge Gerry, August 27, 1779
Braintree August 27th. 1779 My dear Sir I have written, many Times to you, Since I left you, but have never received one Line, except that which accompanied my Commission,…
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James Lovell to John Adams, August 24, 1779
Aug. 24th. [ , Start insertion, 1779 , End, ] Dear Sir I am much chagrined at not having a Line about you by last Post. I did not expect…
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Elbridge Gerry to John Adams, August 24, 1779
Philadelphia August 24. 1779 My dear Friend I have only Time by this Days post to express the pleasure I feel on the News of your safe Arrival to your…
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James Lovell to John Adams, August 20, 1779
Philada. Augst. 20th. 1779 Dear, respected Sir I am to acknowledge the Receipt of your Favors of Decr. 19, Feb. 19 1 and Feb. 20 the 1st. on the 16th,…
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Horatio Gates to John Adams, August 20, 1779
Providence, 1 August 20th 1779 Sir Had I not expected you here before this Time, on your Way to Philadelphia, where I conceived your safe and speedy Arrival must be…
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Benjamin Rush to John Adams, August 19, 1779
Philada. Augt 19. 1779 My Dear sir The same Opinion of your Abilities and Zeal for our country which made me rejoice in your accepting of an embassy to France,…
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John Adams to James Lovell, August 13, 1779
Braintree August 13 1779 My dear Sir Since I have had Opportunity to converse, a little in this Country, and to read a few Gazettes, I find that Questions have…
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Anne-César, chevalier de La Luzerne to John Adams, August 7, 1779
7 August 1779 The Chevalier de la Luzerne and M. Marbois are very moved by the remembrance from Mr. Adams 1 and learned with a great deal of pleasure that…