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Thomas Barclay to John Adams, January 13, 1783
Lorient 13 th. Jany. 1783 Dear Sir I had the pleasure of receiving your letter of the 25 th. November, and was so well pleased to find you had not…
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Letters from 1783
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Abigail Adams to John Adams, November 11, 1783
Braintree November 11 1783 My dearest Friend Col. Trumble 1 has been so kind as to visit me, and request a Letter from me to you; I have promised him…
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, November 8, 1783
London Nov. 8. 1783 My dearest Friend I have this Day, by Special Permission from their Majesties obtained by Mr. West the Painter who with Mr. Copely do so much…
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Elbridge Gerry to Abigail Adams, November 6, 1783
Princeton 6th. Novr. 1783 My dear Madam Since I had the Pleasure of addressing You, 1 nothing of Importance has occurred in the Concerns of our Friend excepting a Letter…
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Abigail Adams to John Thaxter, October 20, 1783
Braintree October 20. 1783 To you my young Friend upon whom the parential ties are strong and unbroken; who never yet knew the agonies which attend the loss of a…
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Abigail Adams to John Adams, October 19, 1783
October 19 1783 1 My dearest Friend My last Letter to you was written in Sepbr. 2 I closed it, because I knew not how to think upon any other…
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Abigail Adams to Elbridge Gerry, October 15, 1783
Braintree october. 15 1783 Dear Sir Your obligeing favour was handed me from Mr. Guild, 1 at a time when I was engaged in the Melancholy office, of attending the…
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, October 14, 1783
Auteuil 1 near Paris Oct. 14. 1783 My dearest Friend I have had another Fever, which brought me low, but as it has carried off certain Pains and Lamenesses the…
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Abigail Adams to John Adams, September 20, 1783
Braintree Sepbr 20 1783 My dearest Friend Dearer if possible than ever; for all the parental props which once sustaind and supported me are fallen! My Father, my Father, where…
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Elbridge Gerry to Abigail Adams, July 22, 1783
July 22 1783 1 After declaring that neither the Letter from Mr. Marbois nor the conversation respecting the Fishery, Boundaries, Royalists and recommending Moderation in our Demands, are of Weight…