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Royall Tyler to John Adams, August 27, 1784
Braintree August 27. 1784 Sir I received your Letter of the Third of April, Two Days since. Whether from the very great Interest I have in the Subject, or some…
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Letters from 1784
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Elizabeth Smith Shaw to Mary Smith Cranch, August 24, 1784
Haverhill August 24. 1784 My Dear Sister I thank you, and my Betsy Smith for your kind Care of my dear little sick Girl. She has had 2 in her…
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Richard Cranch to John Adams, August 12, 1784
Boston Augt. 12th. 1784 Dear Brother After a long Interval, I had Yesterday the great Happiness of receiving your esteemed Favour of the 3d. of April. I immediately sent the…
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Mary Smith Cranch to Abigail Adams, August 7, 1784
Braintree August 7th. 1784 Long e’er this time I hope my dear Sister and Cousin have sat their Feet upon the British shore, and been made happy by the sight…
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Abigail Adams to Mary Smith Cranch, July 6, 1784
Latitude 44 Long 24 on Board the Ship Active twesday July 6 1784 from the ocean My dear Sister I have been 16 days at sea, and have not attempted…
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James Lovell to Abigail Adams, July 5, 1784
[ , Start insertion, 5 July 1784 , End, ] 1 Suppose every proper Epithet to occupy these two upper Lines. Under them all I most cordially salute you. Once…
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Cotton Tufts to John Adams, July 3, 1784
Boston July 3d. 1784 Dear Sir Since Mrs. Adams’s Departure I have revolved within myself, whether you would not have an Inclination to purchase the piece of Land on Pens…
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Richard Cranch to John Adams, July 3, 1784
Boston July 3d. 1784 Dear Bror. I wrote you a few Lines 1 by your most amiable Partner who sailed in a Ship commanded by Capt. Byfield Lyde, from Boston,…
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John Adams to Abigail Adams, July 3, 1784
The Hague July 3. 1784 My Dearest Friend From the first of April to this time, I have been in constant and anxious Expectation of hearing of your Arrival in…
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John Adams to John Quincy Adams, June 1, 1784
[ , Start insertion, June 1784 , End, ] My dear John There is no Accomplishment, more usefull or reputable, or which conduces more to the Happiness of Life, to…