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American Commissioners to John Jay, October 11, 1785
[ 11 October 1785 ] 1 Dear Sir We have the Honour to transmit to Congress, by M r Fitzhughs, 2 the Treaty between the United States and the King…
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James Sullivan to John Adams, October 10, 1785
Boston October 10th 1785 Dear Sir By the Ship which will sail in a day or two, I beg leave to inform you that our Situation in america is, by…
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James Warren to John Adams, October 6, 1785
Milton Oct r 6 th: 1785. Dear Sir I wrote you very lately, & very largely, without any Interested views but what arise from the pleasure of Corresponding with a…
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John Adams to Richard O’Bryen, October 6, 1785
Grosvenor Square Westminster October 6 1785 Sir your Letter addressed to the Consul of the United states was brought to me & as there was no Consul nor any other…
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Christian Lotter to John Adams, October 4, 1785
Hage. October 4 th: 1785 May it please Your Excellency! Seeing that the whole of mine endeavours either by Your Excel y: or by those Gentlemen of Amsterdam, to Stay…
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William Gordon to John Adams, October 4, 1785
Jamaica Plain Oc r 4. 1785 Dear Sir Your two letters of Ap r 27 th & June 26 th were duly received. The first at the President’s, Rich d…
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John Adams to Stephen Higginson, October 4, 1785
Grosvenor Square October 4 th 1785 Sir Your judicious Letter of August the Eighth I have received and read with Pleasure. it was a great sattisfaction to me to find,…
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John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, October 3, 1785
Grosvenor Square Oct r. 3. 1785 1 Dear Sir You have undoubtedly hit upon, the true Word of the Riddle.— Yet there was no riddle, nor any clear meaning. it…
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John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, October 2, 1785
Grosvenor Square Oct r. 2. 1785 Dear Sir Coll Franks arrived Yesterday afternoon, with your Favour of Sept r. 24.— 1 I have Signed all the Papers as you Sent…
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John Adams to Jonathan Jackson, October 1, 1785
London Oct r. 1 st 1785 Dear Sir— I am very much obliged to you for your Kind Letter, and to M r Higginson for his and intend to answer…