1[John Adams’ Diary resumes.] (Adams Papers)
’s life preceding the index in vol. 4, below., 1st sess., under dates of 24–25 June, 14–18 July 1789).
2[Notes of Debates in the United States Senate] July 15. 1789. (Adams Papers)
’s life preceding the index in vol. 4, below., 1st sess., under dates of 24–25 June, 14–18 July 1789).
3[July 1796] (Adams Papers)
, 4:607). The maneuvers by both Federalists and Republicans to obtain the succession to the Presidency were in some degree checked by Washington’s silence concerning his own intentions until the publication of his advice to his countrymen, ever..., 4:444–445).
4July 17. 1796 Sunday. (Adams Papers)
, 4:607). The maneuvers by both Federalists and Republicans to obtain the succession to the Presidency were in some degree checked by Washington’s silence concerning his own intentions until the publication of his advice to his countrymen, ever...
5July 20. 1796. Wednesday. Commencement. (Adams Papers)
, 4:444–445).
6July 30th. Saturday. (Adams Papers)
All hands carting Earth and making Compost, i.e. 4 hands Billings, Bass and the two Lathrops. Billings is in his Element. Building Wall and making manure are his great delights, he says. He says he will cover all my Clover with green Seaweed. Drop part of...
7[August 1796] (Adams Papers)
, 30 July, to inquire whether the river called the St. Croix on John Mitchell’s 4 hands mowing Salt Grass. Finished the Beach Meadow. Trask mowing Bushes to make room for the plough upon Penns hill. T. Lothrop, threshing Corn—Brisler winnowing Barley.
8John Adams to Charles Adams, 13 February 1792 (Adams Papers)
on 18 July, 1, 29 Aug., and 5 Sept. 1763, in part as a response to Jonathan Sewall’s letters signed “J” in the 4:65–93
9John Adams to Charles Adams, 19 February 1792 (Adams Papers)
On 14 July 1791, a mob attacked the Birmingham home of Rev. Joseph Priestley, destroying all of his books and papers. The rioters mistakenly believed that Priestley had helped to organize a pro-French dinner marking the anniversary of the fall..., 4 Feb., for which see
10John Adams to Abigail Adams, 5 December 1793 (Adams Papers)
Several members of the Vicomte de Noailles’ extended family would be executed by guillotine in June and July, including his father, Philippe de Noailles; his wife, Anne de Noailles; and his mother-in-law, Henriette Anne Louise de Noailles (4:84–85