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1 | Adams, John | Adams, George Washington | From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 6 May 1815 | 1815-05-06 | Hence forward I Shall adress you all three at once. Yesterday was one of the happiest days of my... |
2 | Adams, John | Adams, George Washington | From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 1 September … | 1815-09-01 | I have received Letters from you all, and you know not how gratifying they have been to my heart.... |
3 | Adams, John | Adams, George Washington | From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 9 September … | 1816-09-09 | I have now gone through Terence, and noted a few Lines for you to consider. Many perhaps have... |
4 | Adams, John | Adams, George Washington | From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 6 May 1815 | 1815-05-06 | I know not where your Father is, or I should write directly to him. As Soon as you See him, pray... |
5 | Adams, John | Adams, George Washington | From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 3 May 1815 | 1815-05-03 | I adress myself to both of you as equally dear to me and because the difficulty with which I... |
6 | Adams, John | Adams, George Washington | From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 6 May 1815 | 1815-05-06 | I know not where your Father is, or I Should write directly to him. As Soon as you See him, pray... |
7 | Adams, John | Adams, John | From John Adams to John Adams, 31 July 1816 | 1816-07-31 | I find upon my table this morning your favour of the 7. March; and I know not whether I have ever... |
8 | Adams, John | Adams, John | From John Adams to John Adams, April 1815 | ≈1815-04-01 | I am much pleased with your Translation. The Character of Anacreon is one of the many Mysteries... |
9 | Adams, John | Adams, John | From John Adams to John Adams, 2 February 1812 | 1812-02-02 | I have received two pretty Letters from you, and know not how to account for my own delay in... |
10 | Adams, John | Adams, John | From John Adams to John Adams, 5 April 1816 | 1816-04-05 | “Learn Patience of a Friend”! You think you must go to sea. Well, I have no great Objection;... |