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The Correction in your favour of the 10th is exact. I pray you to restore No. 24 to its place No....
By a great favour and a mere Accident, I have lately obtained for a few hours, the loan of A...
I chearfully interrupt the series of Letters, I was writing to you, to acknowledge the Receipt of...
I return you with regret your pamphlet printed in 1776, in the form of a letter to a friend. The...
Orator, and the printed Sheets you speak of in your letter of the 12th. instant, were, as you...
I have recd your favour of May. 20, with the thoughts on Government, returned in good condition....
I drop you a line to apprise you of an error in numbering your letters. Numbers 23 & 25 have been...
Lest any letter of December the 24th. last, in answer to yours of the 12th. of the same month,...
That the first Want of Man is his Dinner, and the second his Girl, were truths well known to...
You remember I have reserved a right of employing twenty years to answer your Book, because you...
Mr Adams’s System is that of Pope, in his Essay on Criticism; “First follow Nature and your...
In this fourth page you say, that “Mr. Adams’s System tells Us that the Art of Government can...
In the third page of your “Inquiry”, is an Assertion, which Mr. Adams has a right to regret as a...
When your new Democratical Republick meets, you will find half a dozen Men of independent...
I hope my last Letter convinced you, that Democracy is as restles as ambitious as warlike and...
What Shall I Say, of the “Resemblance, of our House of Representatives to a legislating Nation.”?...
Observation fourth. “By modifying our temporary, elective, responsible Governors, into Monarchs.”...
The Corporeal Inequalities among Mankind, from the Cradle, and from the Womb, to the Age of...
In my last, I ventured to Say, that I would hint, in this, at a principal Misconception that had...
I have not yet finished what the Poets call an Episode, and Prosemen a digression. Can you...
I have received your Inquiry in a large Volume, neatly bound. Though I have not read it in...
I believe that none but Helvetius will affirm that all Children are born with equal Genius. None...
In page 10. You Say, “Mr Adams, has omitted a Cause of Aristocracy in the quotation, which he...
“Whether the terms ‘Monarchy, Aristocracy, and Democracy,’ or the one, the few, and the many, are...
In your 4th page, you give Us your Opinion “that the moral Efforts of Mankind, towards political...
Suppose Congress Should at one Vote, or by one Act, declare all the Negroes in the United States,...
You “are unable to discover in our form of Government any resemblance of Aristocracy.” As every...
In your fifth page You Say “Mr. Adams calls our Attention to hundreds of wise and virtuous...
In this Number I have to hint at some causes, which impede the course of investigation in will...
Suppose another case which is not without examples; a family of Six daughters. Four of them are...