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| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hichborn, Benjamin | Adams, John | To John Adams from Benjamin Hichborn, 28 October 1775 | 1775-10-28 | If tears of blood were to follow my pen, they wou’d but faintly marke the distressing anxiety I... |
| 2 | Hichborn, Benjamin | Adams, John | To John Adams from Benjamin Hichborn, 25 November 1775 | 1775-11-25 | From my last, you may form some judgment of the disagreeable state of mind I have suffered from... |
| 3 | Hichborn, Benjamin | Adams, John | To John Adams from Benjamin Hichborn, 20 May 1776 | 1776-05-20 | I have felt a degree of Criminality in my long Silence, which has given me many uneasy... |
| 4 | Hichborn, Benjamin | Adams, John | To John Adams from Benjamin Hichborn, 24 October 1786 | 1786-10-24 | I have long intended to write you, but the fear of giving you more trouble than Information, has... |
| 5 | Hichborn, Benjamin | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Benjamin Hichborn, 5 January … | 1801-01-05 | I coud not leave this place without intimating to you a Circumstance, which gives me some little... |
| 6 | Hichborn, Benjamin | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Benjamin Hichborn, 1 February … | 1801-02-01 | The Bearer of this Mr: Israel Hatch of this town has discovered, as he thinks, a new method to... |
| 7 | Hichborn, Benjamin | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Benjamin Hichborn, 1 April … | 1801-04-01 | It is with no Small degree of Reluctance that I consent to tax you with an additional... |
| 8 | Hichborn, Benjamin | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Benjamin Hichborn, 25 January … | 1802-01-25 | I intended to have written you a line the moment after my arrival, but find the State of the... |