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101 Adams, John Quincy Wednesday 12th. 1780-01-12 Good weather. Set away from Burgos and pursued our journey. Dined at a little village and at...
102 Adams, John Quincy Thursday 13th. 1780-01-13 Rose at about day break and set away ½ an hour before sun rise. Passed through several villages...
103 Adams, John Quincy Friday 14. 1780-01-14 This morning we set away at about sun rise. We came two leagues and then went a league up hill...
104 Adams, John Quincy Saturday 15th. 1780-01-15 This morning we rose at about day break and at about a half an hour before Sun rise we set off...
105 Adams, John Quincy Sunday 16th. 1780-01-16 Went to look about the Town. Saw nothing worth remarking. The two Mr. Gardoqui’s Capt. Bapson and...
106 Adams, John Quincy Adams, Abigail John Quincy Adams to Abigail Adams, 16 January 1780 1780-01-16 I am (by the Grace of God) once more safely arrived at Bilbao. I have wrote you an account of my...
107 Adams, John Quincy Adams, Thomas Boylston John Quincy Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, 16 January … 1780-01-16 I am always happy to find an opportunity of conversing with you, as we cannot verbally do this it...
108 Adams, John Quincy Monday 17th. 1780-01-17 All the Gentlemen dined at Mr. Gardoqui’s but I being unwell did not go. Settled with Raymon and...
109 Adams, John Quincy Tuesday 18th. 1780-01-18 Felt better to day. We all dined at home to day. We expect to set out for Bayonne on Thursday....
110 Adams, John Quincy Wednesday 19th. 1780-01-19 To day all the Gentlemen went down the river except Mr. Dana and myself. At about 6 o clock they...
111 Adams, John Quincy Adams, Abigail John Quincy Adams to Abigail Adams, 19 January 1780 1780-01-19 I can never keep my pen out of my hand when ever there is an oportunity of writing and as there...
112 Adams, John Quincy Thursday 20th. 1780-01-20 Sot out about 3 o clock P M. Nothing remarkable. Gaps appear among the final days recorded in JQA...
113 Adams, John Quincy Sunday 23d. 1780-01-23 Nothing remarkable for these 3 days. At about 5 o clock P M arrived at Bayonne. Nothing more...
114 Adams, John Quincy Tuesday 25th. 1780-01-25 Set away at about 9 o clock. At about half after 9 began to Snow. Snow’d 2 hours. Went 45 miles...
115 Adams, John Quincy Saturday 29th. 1780-01-29 Nothing remarkable Since we left Bayonne. At about 5 arrived at Bordeaux. Mr. Vernon and Mr....
116 Adams, John Quincy Sunday 30th. 1780-01-30 We all dined at Mr. Bonfeild’s. After dinner went to the play. Had Amphitrion and Cartouche....
117 Adams, John Quincy Monday 31st. 1780-01-31 Went about to see the town. Saw the Shipping which made a Grand appearance. The Gentlemen dined...
118 Adams, John Quincy Adams, Abigail John Quincy Adams to Abigail Adams, 17 February 1780 1780-02-17 As there is an opportunity of writing to you, I must by no means let it Slip me; I have wrote you...
119 Adams, John Quincy Adams, Thomas Boylston John Quincy Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, 22 February … 1780-02-22 I am once more settled down in a school and am very content with my situation. I was the other...
120 Adams, John Quincy Adams, John John Quincy Adams to John Adams, 16 March 1780 1780-03-16 Make Latin, Explain Cicero Erasmus Appendix Peirce Phaedrus. Learn greek Racines greek Grammar...
121 Adams, John Quincy Cranch, William John Quincy Adams to William Cranch, 17 March 1780 1780-03-17 As there is a very good opportunity of writing to you by a Gentleman from South carolina who is...
122 Adams, John Quincy Adams, John John Quincy Adams to John Adams, 21 March 1780 1780-03-21 I yesterday asked Mr. Pechigny if he thought it would do brother Charles any good to begin upon...
123 Adams, John Quincy [Titlepage] ≈1780-07-25 a e A. b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, received u h, z o mb w, e, a,...
124 Adams, John Quincy [July 1780] ≈1780-07-25 At about eleven o clock took leave of all my Schoolmates, and went to Paris, with an intention to...
125 Adams, John Quincy Tuesday 25th of July. 1780-07-25 At about eleven o clock took leave of all my Schoolmates, and went to Paris, with an intention to...
126 Adams, John Quincy Wednesday 26th. 1780-07-26 Prepared everything for the journey. In the afternoon pappa went to Dr. Franklin’s for a...
127 Adams, John Quincy Thursday 27th. 1780-07-27 Stevens went to the lewtenants of the Police for a passport to go out of the kingdom. He could...
128 Adams, John Quincy Friday 28th of July 1780. 1780-07-28 This morning we got up at about 5 o clock. We breakfasted upon tea and the Horses being come at...
129 Adams, John Quincy Saturday 29th 1780. 1780-07-29 This Morning we got up at about 7 o clock and at about half after seven we set away from...
130 Adams, John Quincy Sunday 30th. 1780-07-30 This Morning Pappa went out and at about half after one came home with Mr. Jennings who dined...
131 Adams, John Quincy Monday 31st of July 1780 1780-07-31 This morning Pappa went to Mr. Jennings’s lodgings but he was not at home. At about half after...
132 Adams, John Quincy [August 1780] ≈1780-08-01 This morning at about half after ten Mr. Jennings came here and at about half after eleven Pappa...
133 Adams, John Quincy Tuesday 1st of August 1780 1780-08-01 This morning at about half after ten Mr. Jennings came here and at about half after eleven Pappa...
134 Adams, John Quincy Wednesday 2d of August 1780 1780-08-02 This Morning my Brother Charles went to find Mr. Bordly but he was not at home. Charles and I...
135 Adams, John Quincy Thursday 3d. 1780-08-03 This morning Mr. Jennings came and at about nine o clock he took leave of us and we set out from...
136 Adams, John Quincy Friday 4th of August. 1780-08-04 This morning we set away at about 5 o clock. We went about two leagues on the pavements and then...
137 Adams, John Quincy Saturday 5th of August 1780 1780-08-05 This morning Pappa brother Charles and myself went to see a Gentleman for whom Pappa had Letters:...
138 Adams, John Quincy Sunday 6th 1780 1780-08-06 At about 8 o clock got up and at about half after nine Pappa brother Charles and myself went to a...
139 Adams, John Quincy Monday 7th of August 1780 1780-08-07 This morning we got up at about 7 o clock and at about half after eight we set away from our...
140 Adams, John Quincy Tuesday 8th of August 1780 1780-08-08 This morning Mr. Dumas came and we went with him about the town. The description is in the same...
141 Adams, John Quincy Wednesday 9th of August 1780 1780-08-09 This morning Mr. Dumas came and went with Pappa to the French Ambassadors lodgings. After they...
142 Adams, John Quincy Thursday 10th of August 1780 1780-08-10 This morning we got up breakfasted and went down to Go away in the Nine o clock boat. When we got...
143 Adams, John Quincy Friday the 11th of August 1780 1780-08-11 This morning we got up and breakfasted. After breakfast Pappa went to the premiere bible to see...
144 Adams, John Quincy Saturday 12th 1780. 1780-08-12 This morning a Gentleman whose name is du Bois came here to see Pappa. He stay’d some time and...
145 Adams, John Quincy Sunday 13th 1780. 1780-08-13 This morning Mr. Deneufville came and My Pappa, Commodore Gillon, Mr. Holdenpyl, Captn. Joyner...
146 Adams, John Quincy Monday 14th of August 1780. 1780-08-14 This morning Pappa went out and at about 10 o clock came back . At about 1 o clock Commodore...
147 Adams, John Quincy Tuesday 15th of August 1780. 1780-08-15 This morning at about 9 o clock Commodore Gillon came here with two other Gentlemen. At about ten...
148 Adams, John Quincy Wednesday 16th of August 1780. 1780-08-16 This morning Pappa went out and came back again at about eleven o clock. At about two o clock...
149 Adams, John Quincy Thursday 17th of August 1780. 1780-08-17 This morning Pappa went out with Mr. Deneufvilles son and stay’d some time. At about one o clock...
150 Adams, John Quincy Friday 18th of August 1780. 1780-08-18 This morning Mr. Deneufville’s son came here with his father’s carriage and at about ten o clock...