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To John Adams from Henry Warren, 13 December 1820

Plymouth Decr. 13. 1820

Respected Sir

You having been chosen an honorary member of the Pilgrim Society of the Old Colony, & requested to attend the ensuing celebration of the Landing of the Fathers, I take liberty to address you a line on this occasion.

The visits you formerly made here in professional character—in political views—& in private friendships, can never be forgotten: & could they be renewed, would recall many ancient recollections; & combined with what you have since effected to establish this Rock, would anew excite the grateful sensations of the children of the Pilgrims.—

Should your age—your health—your numerous avocations, & the weather suffer you to make this excursion, permit me to request the honour that you will take apartments at my house which will be a great gratification to Mrs. Warren & myself.—

With the highest respect & friendship, I have the honour to be respected Sir / Your obed. & huml servt.

Henry Warren

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