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John Jay to John Adams, March 23, 1792
N York 23 march 1792 Sir I , Start deletion, have , End, this , Start deletion, moment , End, afternoon rec d. the Letter w h. you did me…
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Letters from 1792
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John Adams to John Jay, March 21, 1792
Philadelphia March 21. 1792 Sir A difference of opinion having arisen among those of the Trustees of the Sinking Fund, who are now in this City, respecting the construction of…
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John Macpherson to John Adams, March 19, 1792
March 19 th. 1792 Sir! I beg the enclosed may be read in your Honorable House. My former Petitions, and other Papers respecting M r. Churchmans Conduct, I have in…
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John Adams to Nathaniel Hazard, March 10, 1792
Philadelphia March 10 th: 1792— Sir— Your obliging favor of the 29 th: of January, would not have remained so long unanswered, had not sickness in my family of a…
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Samuel A Otis to John Adams, March 5, 1792
Philad a. March 5 th 1792 Sir I am hurt by your unexpected & I think unmerited resentment this morning, for I had not the most distant intention to give…
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Robert Heysham to John Adams, March 5, 1792
Philadelphia March the 5 th. 1792. Sir, I flatter myself that your Excellency will not consider me as importunate, in addressing you on the subject of the conversation you indulged…
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John Adams to Henry Marchant, March 3, 1792
Philadelphia March 3 d: 1792. Dear Sir, I have received and read with much pleasure your kind letter of the 20 th: Ult; Your sympathy with me under the base…
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Henry Marchant to John Adams, February 20, 1792
Newport Feb: 20 th. 1792— Respected Friend It is a long Time to me since I did myself the Honor and Pleasure of writing You. 1 So unproductive a Correspondant…
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John Adams to Joseph Priestley, February 19, 1792
Philadelphia Feb. 19 th: 1792, Dear Sir— I take an opportunity by part of my family bound to London, to remind you of a person who , Start deletion, is…
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John Adams to Thomas Brand Hollis, February 19, 1792
Philadelphia February 19 th 1792 Dear Sir— I ought not to neglect an opportunity by Col o: Smith to assure you by a few lines, of the continuance of my…