Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams to Abigail Smith Adams, August 25, 1818
Washington 25 August 1818 Dear Madam Tomorrow we leave this place with the intention of visiting you in Boston if nothing should intervene and force us back again to Washington.…
Washington 25 August 1818 Dear Madam Tomorrow we leave this place with the intention of visiting you in Boston if nothing should intervene and force us back again to Washington.…
Quincy August 21st 1818 dear daughter Since the 18th July, I have not received a Line from you or my Son, altho I have been in daily expectation of hearing…
Teusday 18 Aug 1818 Mr Smith regrets that he cannot be with Mr Bentham to day. I have written the letter to my friend in new York & the better…
Washington 17 August 1818 Sir At the risk of incurring the anger of my husband, and under the apprehension of your displeasure; I am obliged by the ties of nature…
Washington 17 August 1818 Dear Tom Your Letter of 19 July was delivered to me just after I had dispatched my last and I now hasten to answer it—My visit…
Washington 17 August 1818 Dear John In the course of a week or two we propose to visit Boston and I expect to find your mind as much improved as…
Washington 10. August 1818 My dear Son. It is a great affliction to me to be deprived as I am by constant and indispensable obligipations, of the pleasure of writing…
Washington 28 July 1818 My Dear John Although your last Letter was not quite so good as I could wish the consciousness and solicitude you appear to feel of its…
Quincy July 28th 1818 My Dear Daughter I received Your Letter of July 18th on Saturday 25th. It was a great damper to me, who had been pleasing myself with…
Quincy May 30th 1818 my Dear Son I think I once heard you Say—to make a thing choice it Should be rare. your kind Letter last Evening received—possesst both those…