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I duely recd. your favour of Jan 10th and Should have Sooner acknowledged it if Indisposition had...
I received in season your obliging favour of the 27th of October, but an unusual combination of...
The report that John Quincy Adams has written to his father, or any one else that “the war which...
Inclosed is an Answer to your Questions, to the best of my Knowledge of a Subject to which I have...
Before I proceed to St. Domingo, I have a few Words more to say. And after all I expect to forget...
Last Evening Mr: Apthrop put into my hand your polite Letter of the first of this Month from New...
Had I known where to direct my aim, I should have shot at you long ago: but hit or miss I will...
I know not where your Father is, or I should write directly to him. As Soon as you See him, pray...
Although Governor Gages Prediction to General Jo. Warren has not yet, been fully accomplished in...
This Letter is to be honoured by the Reverend Samuel Cooper Thatcher, the Son of The Reverend Dr...
I feel Some Compunction, when I recollect the long time that has passed Since I wrote you a Line....
AMSTERDAM, June 26, 1781—wrote to congress: “The Rubicon is passed! A step has been at last taken...
I see little in this Play but the Manners of the Atheanians and The Naivete et Nettite du Style....
If I could be considered as a Friend to the Family I should Advise the Grand Children of Dr...
The History of Queen Ann’s reign and of the Treaty of Utrecht is So instructive, that it is worth...
I have Sent to The Post Office this Morning, your Diploma, as Member of our Accademy. How many...
Your Grand Daughter writes so beautiful a hand that you need not be at a loss for an Amanuensis....
I know not by what right or colour of right, I address you: but as the World agrees that you are...
If I am committing an indiscretion, I hope you will pardon it. The Reverend Mr Henry Colman of...
Your Letter of the 10th is too delicious, to be disgraced by Ceremonies and Apologies in my...
I have received your letter of the 31st of August by Captain Brownson. I saw in an American Paper...
Your Friend J. Q. A has given me Such an Account of his kind reception by your Family and of his...
I have received your favours of the 8th. and 10th and the volume of Benjamin Edes’s gazettes...
For the sake of harmony and ananimity Mr. Jay and Mr. Adams very readily agreed with Dr. Franklin...
Your favour of the 11th. has conjured up, in my Imagination so many Ghosts that I am in danger of...
I know not when or where I have ever received a more luminous letter, than yours of the 2nd of...
The president De Thou introduces his history with “Pro veritate historiarum mearum deum ipsum...
I thank you for your Letter of the 14th. and printed half Sheets inclosed. I am Sorry there has...
I have received with great pleasure your favour of the 23 of January. I suspected that the Sample...
I have received your favour of the 18th: and thank you has your “Idea”; Your reasoning upon it is...
A young Gentleman, and his Father, have requested me to mention his Name to The Secretary of The...
We are ignorant, as you intimate, of one another. We are ignorant of our own Nation; We are...
“You ‘never profoundly admired Mr. H.’ I have suggested some hints in his favor. You ‘never...
I thank you for the Loan of Tuckers Vision. Homer as We have him, was not his Effort of Genius....
AMSTERDAM, June 29, 1781—wrote to Congress: “On the 21st of this month, the field marshal, the...
We live in dayly, hourly hopes of Letters from you at Paris. I wrote you by the Milo Capt Glover,...
I am much pleased with your curiosity to investigate the history of your connections Ancestors,...
At the Request of Mr Quincy, I inclose to you, his Speech on the Admission of States into the...
I inclose a Slip with an Essay in it, Signed Richlieu The Editor has poisoned it, with a Silly...
Having in ancient days had much experience of the frankness and candor of your disposition I feel...
Your N. 48. April 8. arrived last night, and put our little family Circle into the best possible...
Mrs Rush may be assured, that I have no doubt of her Friendship for me. The Familiarities and...
I have received your favour of Oct. 28.—I am very unexpectedly involved in Occupations and...
The most exalted of our young Genius’s in Boston have an Ambition to See Montecello, its Library...
Permit me to sympathize with you and your Children on the loss of your amiable and excellent...
I recd, last night your pleasing Letter of the 9th of Aug. which is the latest date We have had...
My Philosophy and my Religion, Such as they are, are brought to a Tryal. My dear, my only...
Observation fourth. “By modifying our temporary, elective, responsible Governors, into Monarchs.”...
Know all men by these Presents, That I John Adams of Quincy in the County of Norfolk &...
you are a frolicksome little fellow; and I delight in your Fun with your School mates as heartily...