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No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
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17351 | Adams, John Quincy | Friday February 1st. 1788. | 1788-02-01 | Pass’d a great part of the fore noon at Mr. Thaxter’s. He is now quite in the family way: he... | |
17352 | Madison, James | Import Duties, [24 April] 1789 | 1789-04-24 | Formal consideration of the Committee of the Whole report was now before the House. Several... | |
17353 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 4 August 1787] | 1787-08-04 | Saturday—4th. In the Morning, and betwn. breakfast and dinner fished. Dined at General... | |
17354 | Adams, John Quincy | 19th. | 1788-07-19 | I was considerably fatigued by my jaunt of yesterday, but made out however to read something, in... | |
17355 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 10 April 1785] | 1785-04-10 | Sunday 10th. Mercury at 46 in the Morning—52 at Noon and 60 at Night. Clear all day—Morning calm;... | |
17356 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 29 September 1785] | 1785-09-29 | Thursday 29th. Thermometer at 60 in the Morning—65 at Noon and 66 at Night. Day clear, and not... | |
17357 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 7 October 1787] | 1787-10-07 | Sunday 7th. Thermometer at 58 in the Morning—70 at Noon and 63 at Night. Clear in the forenoon &... | |
17358 | Congressional Resolution Changing John Jay’s … | 1785-08-25 | On a Report of a Committee to whom was referred a letter of the 15 th . from the Secretary for... | ||
17359 | Maryland Legislature | Enclosure II: An Act for Opening and Extending the … | 1784-10-18 | Richmond, 18 October 1784. I. W hereas the extension of the navigation of Potowmack river, from... | |
17360 | Adams, John Quincy | 24. | 1783-09-24 | Mme. Ridley accouchée. Ann Richardson, whom Matthew Ridley married in England in 1775, gave birth... | |
17361 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 17 September 1784] | 1784-09-17 | 17th. Detained here by a settled Rain the whole day—which gave me time to close my accts. with... | |
17362 | Adams, John Quincy | 9th. | 1788-08-09 | Thompson went to see Miss Roberts at Newtown. I cannot read with so much satisfaction for some... | |
17363 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 24 January 1787] | 1787-01-24 | Wednesday 24th. Mercury at 46 in the Morning—49 at Noon and 48 at Night. Raining more or less all... | |
17364 | Adams, John Quincy | 23d. | 1788-07-23 | I had almost promised Mr. Thaxter to wait till the afternoon; but as there was an appearance of a... | |
17365 | Adams, John Quincy | Tuesday. 21st. | 1783-10-21 | Set away from St. Just at about 7 ½ o’clock; dined at Amiens; the Capital of the Province of... | |
17366 | Continental Congress | Enclosure II: Instructions for Negotiating Treaties of … | 1783-10-29 | To the Ministers Plenipotentiary of the United States of America at the Court of Versailles... | |
17367 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 14 February 1787] | 1787-02-14 | Wednesday 14th. Mercury at 36 in the Morng.—36 at Noon and 36 at Night. Thick and heavy clouds in... | |
17368 | Hamilton, Alexander | New York Ratifying Convention. Second Speech of July … | 1788-07-17 | Ham[ilton]—gave reasons why we would be out of the Union— Amend[ment]s have been proposed—with a... | |
17369 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 11 October 1787] | 1787-10-11 | Thursday 11th. Thermometer at 54 in the morning—64 at Noon and 62 at Night. Foggy Morning & clear... | |
17370 | Adams, John Quincy | 29th. | 1787-04-29 | Attended meeting all day. Mr. Hilliard preach’d in the forenoon, and Mr. Willard, brother to my... | |
17371 | Adams, John Quincy | 26th. | 1787-11-26 | I took an additional cold, yesterday, and am still more unwell than I have been. I pass’d the... | |
17372 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 21 September 1784] | 1784-09-21 | 21st. Accompanied by Colo. Cannon & Captn. Swearingin who attended me to Debores ferry on the... | |
17373 | Hamilton, Alexander | New York Assembly. Remarks on an Act Concerning Murder … | 1787-02-08 | On that part of the bill, which required that women who clandestinely were delivered of children... | |
17374 | Adams, John Quincy | 13th. | 1788-08-13 | Mrs. Emery who has been very ill these four or five weeks, died last night, leaving to the wide... | |
17375 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 4 March 1787] | 1787-03-04 | Sunday 4th. Mercury at 32 in the Morning—44 at Noon and 42 at Night. In the Morning early it was... | |
17376 | Madison, James | Notes for Speech Opposing Paper Money, [ca. 1 November] … | 1786-11-01 | Agst. Paper money. Novr. 1786 Virg: Assy. Ms ( DLC ). The one-page document is an expanded... | |
17377 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 1 November 1787] | 1787-11-01 | Thursday 1st. Thermometer at 34 in the Morning—44 at Noon and 42 at Night. A frost this morning... | |
17378 | Adams, John Quincy | 19th. | 1787-05-19 | Mr. Thaxter was here, about half an hour, on his return to Haverhill. Mr. Williams, gave us... | |
17379 | Adams, John Quincy | 16th. | 1787-12-16 | I waited upon Parson Cary this forenoon, in expectation of much edification; but he gave us a... | |
17380 | Adams, John Quincy | Wednesday September 3d. | 1788-09-03 | I went over the river with Stacey and Romain upon a shooting party. We had tolerable success. It... | |
17381 | Madison, James | The Federalist Number 43, [23 January] 1788 | 1788-01-23 | The fourth class comprises the following miscellaneous powers: 1. A power to “promote the... | |
17382 | Adams, John Quincy | 30th. | 1787-11-30 | I passed the forenoon with Leonard, who has been making two or three unsuccessful attempts to... | |
17383 | Adams, John Quincy | 9th. | 1787-06-09 | This morning the president returned my theses to transcribe a fair copy for the press. I past the... | |
17384 | Adams, John Quincy | 23d. | 1787-05-23 | This day, we had a lecture upon electricity: we received a shock, which was much more violent... | |
17385 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 26 August 1787] | 1787-08-26 | Sunday 26th. Rode into the Country for exercise 8 or 10 miles. Dined at the Hills and spent the... | |
17386 | Adams, John Quincy | 20th. | 1787-12-20 | The cold weather appears to be for setting in seriously; and indeed it is high time that it... | |
17387 | Madison, James | Qualifications for Holding National Office, [26 July] … | 1787-07-26 | Mr. Madison moved to strike out the word landed , before the word “qualifications.” If the... | |
17388 | Livingston, Robert R. | New York Ratifying Convention. Resolution by Robert R. … | 1788-06-19 | Resolved That no question general or particular shall be [put] in this [Committee] upon the... | |
17389 | Adams, John Quincy | 29th. | 1786-04-29 | Went to Mr. Dana’s, in the afternoon, upon some business. There were two gentlemen, there, one of... | |
17390 | Adams, John Quincy | 26th. | 1786-11-26 | Attended meeting for the first time these three weeks. Dined at Judge Dana’s. Captain Hobby, who... | |
17391 | Adams, John Quincy | 13th. | 1787-06-13 | Mr. Wigglesworth gave a lecture this forenoon, but I did not attend; engaged the chief of the... | |
17392 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 16 September 1787] | 1787-09-16 | Sunday 16th. Wrote many letters in the forenoon. Dined with Mr. & Mrs. Morris at the Hills &... | |
17393 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 4 July 1786] | 1786-07-04 | Tuesday 4th. The Directors determined to prosecute their first plan for opening the Navigation of... | |
17394 | Adams, John Quincy | 19th. | 1786-05-19 | I was informed, that Captain will sail to-morrow for Europe; went to Mr. Reed, and requested to... | |
17395 | “Publius” | The Federalist No. 7, [17 November 1787] | 1787-11-17 | To the People of the State of New-York. It is sometimes asked, with an air of seeming triumph,... | |
17396 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 30 August 1787] | 1787-08-30 | Thursday 30th. Again the same. | |
17397 | Adams, John Quincy | 16th. | 1786-12-16 | Tom, came from Boston this forenoon. Fifteen persons were buried there this afternoon, who... | |
17398 | Adams, John Quincy | 3d. | 1787-07-03 | At about 8 this morning I went set off with my Cousin, for Cambridge, where we arrived, just... | |
17399 | Adams, John Quincy | 30th. | 1786-11-30 | The reports of Shays, and Shattuck coming, at the head of thousands to stop the Court, grow more... | |
17400 | Adams, John Quincy | 16th. | 1785-08-16 | We were going this morning by 5 o’clock, and proceeded as far as Stamford, 12 miles from Rye; 5... |