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“Arma, Cestusque”, parmamque “repono,” upon the offensive subject of one of my late letters to...
Though late, I hope I am not among the last of your friends in congratulating you upon your...
I find you, & I must agree , NOT to disagree , or we must cease to discuss political questions. I...
Your letters are full of aphorisms. Every paragraph in them suggests new ideas, or revives old...
Ever since the last week in Octo r I have been engaged in composing & delivering a new Course of...
I set down with great pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of a letter from Mr. Adams dated...
I have just returned from spending an agreeable hour with your best Friend. In the Course of our...
I enclose you four numbers of Duane’s paper. They contain a good deal of matter relative to the...
Your proposition for doing justice to the late Army of the United States becomes both popular &...
Has your right hand forgotten its Cunning from pain or Sickness? or have you ceased to...
AL : American Philosophical Society Dr: Rush begs leave to inform Dr. Franklin that the members...
Yorktown, 22 January 1778. RC ( Adams Papers ); printed : Benjamin Rush, Letters Letters of...
The bearer of this letter Mr. Andrew Brown has applied to me as One among many witnesses of his...
Every moment of Amusement that I am able to afford you, is an Addition to my happiness, for which...
All the Coins are in readiness; and Subject to your order. At present no Opportunity of sending...
Dont complain of my Wife. You have not a better friend, nor a great Admirer in the United States....
I have great pleasure in informing you that your nephew continues to exhibit all the marks of...
Your remarks upon the Conduct of the tories, and the “young fry” who are now crouding into the...
The reduction—I will not say loss of Charlestown has produced a new Era in the politicks of...
I return you the Copies of your letters to the Messrs Smith and thier Answers, with my Advice (as...
The difficult and complicated labors of my professorship consisting of teaching, examining,...
The hurry always connected with the prevalence of a yellow fever in our City; has prevented my...
The time cannot be very distant when you and I must both sleep with our fathers. The...
My second son Richard Rush has long felt a strong desire to visit Europe in the capacity of a...
Dr Rush presents his most respectful compliments to General Washington, and has the pleasure of...
Permit me to request your Acceptance of a Copy of a medical Work which I have just published. It...
Herewith you will receive a copy of my medical Inquiries and Observations upon the diseases of...
I enclose you a humble tribute to the memory of our great republican and philosophical friend Mr....
I enclose you the letter I mentioned in my last, from the person whom I supposed to be your son...
I have no objection to your knowing that by the “great hammer of the earth” I meant Napoleon....