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| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 311 | Smith, William Stephens | Adams, John | To John Adams from William Stephens Smith, 11 April … | 1815-04-11 | I am honoured with your letter of the 4th. inst., I am sorry your friends work you so hard—I will... |
| 312 | Smith, William Stephens | Madison, James | To James Madison from William Stephens Smith, 17 May … | 1815-05-17 | My son William Steuben Smith Secretary of Legation to the Court of Russia, having with the... |
| 313 | Smith, William Stephens | Adams, John | To John Adams from William Stephens Smith, 24 October … | 1815-10-24 | In your last letter from Quincy of April 4th. you wished I would furnish you with a Copy of... |
| 314 | Smith, William Stephens | Adams, John | To John Adams from William Stephens Smith, 1 November … | 1815-11-01 | I wrote you on the 24th. ulto. and sent a copy of Hamiltons Letter to Miranda as requested in... |
| 315 | Smith, William Stephens | Adams, Abigail Smith | From William Stephens Smith to Abigail Smith Adams, 1 … | 1816-01-01 | Being thus particular, in designating my position I think my friends at Quincy will not hereafter... |
| 316 | Smith, William Stephens | Adams, John | To John Adams from William Stephens Smith, 24 February … | 1816-02-24 | Your Letter of the 21st. of Novr. being forwarded under cover to William at New York, remained... |