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John Adams to Robert R Livingston, December 4, 1782
Paris. 4 th. , Start deletion, Novem r. , End, Dec r. 1782— Sir, It is with much pleasure that I transmit to you the Preliminary Treaty, between the King…
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Letters from 1782
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Benjamin Guild to John Adams, December 3, 1782
Boston Dec. 3. 1782. I had the honor of writing your Excellency a few days past, via France. Nothing important has taken place since. The French troops are embarking on…
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John Adams to Benjamin Franklin, December 3, 1782
Paris Decr 3. 1782 Sir The Moments we live in, are critical and may be improved, perhaps to advantage, for which purpose I beg Leave to propose to your Consideration,…
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John Adams to Nicolaas & Jacob Van Staphorst, December 1, 1782
Paris Dec r. 1 st. 1782. Gentlemen, The Preliminaries, to be inserted, in the definitive Treaty of Peace, when the other belligerent Powers shall be ready, were yesterday signed &…
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John Adams to de (business) La Lande & Fynje, November 19, 1782
Paris November 19. 1782 Gentlemen Your Favour of 15 th. Instant is this moment come to Hand. M r Le Couteulx & M r Grand called upon me last Evening…
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Thomas J. McKean to John Adams, November 18, 1782
Philadelphia. Novem r. 18 th. 1782.— Sir This will be handed to you by M r: Randell, a merchant formerly of New-York; he is recommended to me by His Excellency…
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Robert R Livingston to John Adams, November 18, 1782
Philadelphia, 18 th: Nov r. 1782 1 Sir— Since my Letter of the 6 th , Congress have been pleased to appoint M r Jefferson, one of their Ministers plenipotentiary…
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John Adams to Robert R Livingston, November 18, 1782
Paris November 18. 1782 1 Sir The Instruction from Congress, which directs Us to pay So Strict an Attention to the French Ministry, and to follow their Advice is conceived…
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John Adams to Robert Morris, November 17, 1782
Paris November 17. 1782 Sir A few days Since, at Passy, in Conversation with D r Franklin, concerning the Clerkship of our offices, I asked him, what Sum he had…
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John Adams to Jonathan Jackson, November 17, 1782
Paris November 17. 1782 Sir Upon my Arrival here, I found, M r Jay, in very delicate Health, in the midst of great affairs and without a Clerk. He told…