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John Adams to Samuel Huntington, March 29, 1780
Paris, 29 March 1780. RC in John Thaxter’s hand (PCC, No. 84, I, f. 369–372). LbC (Adams Papers); notation by Thaxter: “Nos. 26, 27, 28 & 29 were delivered to…
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Letters from 1780
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John Adams to James Lovell, March 29, 1780
Paris Hotel de Valois Ruë de Richelieu March 29. 1780 My dear Friend The States of the Province of Friesland, have come to a Resolution, that it was certain that…
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John Adams to Edmund Jenings, March 28, 1780
Paris March 28th. 1780 Dear Sir I am almost ashamed to acknowledge, after ten days, the receipt of your favor of the 18th, and to thank You for the pains…
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Jeremiah Allen to John Adams, March 27, 1780
Libourne Mar 27 1780 Dear Sir Some Villain, has reported, and it is almost universally Creditted by the people of this place, that the Americans, have concluded a peace with…
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John Adams to Samuel Huntington, March 27, 1780
Paris, 27 March 1780. RC (PCC, No. 84, I, f. 361–364). In this letter, received by Congress on 31 July and read on 1 Aug., John Adams wrote that war…
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Arthur Lee to John Adams, March 26, 1780
L’Orient March 26th. 1780 Dear Sir I have but one moment to thank you, for your favor 1 with one from London enclosd which I received on my return from…
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John Adams to Samuel Huntington, March 26, 1780
Paris, 26 March 1780. RC (PCC, No. 84, I, f. 357–360). printed : Wharton, ed., Dipl. Corr. Amer. Rev. description begins The Revolutionary Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States ,…
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John Adams to Samuel Huntington, March 24, 1780
Paris, 24 March 1780. RC (PCC, No. 84, I, f. 353–356). LbC in John Thaxter’s hand (Adams Papers); notation by Thaxter: “Nos. 24 & 25 deliverd Mr. Izard 25th. March…
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John Adams to Samuel Huntington, March 24, 1780
Paris Hotel de Valois Ruë de Richelieu March 24th. 1780 Sir Mr. Burke’s Bill not being as yet public, we are not yet informed of the Extent of it. But…
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John Adams to Horatio Gates, March 18, 1780
Paris March 18 1780 Dear sir The Marquis de la Fayettes Brother, the Viscount de Noailles tells me, he should be glad to take Letters to America, and I dont…