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Abigail Smith Adams to Harriet Welsh, April 11, 1815
Quincy April 11th 1815. dear Harriet I would not have you expose yourself to go out in the rain, but when you do go out, John prays you not to…
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Letters from 1815
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Abigail Smith Adams to John Quincy Adams, April 11, 1815
Quincy April 11th 1815 my dear Son “String after String, is severed from the Heart” The parting with my dear Boys the final parting, as I consider it, has excited…
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Abigail Smith Adams to Stephen Peabody, April 11, 1815
Quincy April 11th 1815 My dear afflicted Friends By the Agony of your own Bosoms you can judge of the affliction of mine, at the Sudden, and unexpected Stroke, which…
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Abigail Smith Adams to Elizabeth Smith Shaw Peabody, April 10, 1815
Quincy April 10th 1815 My Dear Sister I am going to ask you a curious question Nothing less, than the Name of the Gentleman who visited us on Saturday week?…
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Stephen Peabody to John Adams, April 9, 1815
Sunday morning April 9th. 1815 Hond. Sir, With a trembling hand, I inform you of the removal of my dear Companion and best friend, by the stroke of death, this…
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Julia Stockton Rush to Abigail Smith Adams, April 8, 1815
Philadelphia April 8th 1815 My dear Madam I am at a loss how to express my obligations for your kind remembrance after the long interruption to our correspondance. Be assured…
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John Adams to John Quincy Adams, April 8, 1815
Quincy April 8. 1815 My Dear Son. I inclose a Slip with an Essay in it, Signed Richlieu The Editor has poisoned it, with a Silly introduction; but that will…
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John Adams to William Stephens Smith, April 4, 1815
Quincy April 4th 1815 Dear Smith Washington used to say Sometimes “They work me hard” Sam. Allen Otis said a day or two before his Death “They work me two…
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Abigail Smith Adams to Harriet Welsh, March 9, 1815
Sunday Evening 9 March [ , Start insertion, 1815 , End, ] Dear Harriet Louisa is just gone to Bed, She has not been So well to day. her flesh…
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Abigail Smith Adams to John Quincy Adams, March 8, 1815
Quincy March 8th 1815 My Dear Son yesterdays Mail brought us the Nomination [s] to foreign Courts, yours of course, was to England. altho no event could have been so…