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You cannot imagine how much You have obliged me by your kind Letter of the 6th. I was intimately...
Not a word at present about your delicious Cider and flounders. Miss Farnam a Grand Daughter of...
I must answer your great question of the 10th in the Words of Dalembert to his Correspondent, who...
I owe you a letter or two I believe, and my Conscience smites me for the neglect,—and my daring...
I have heard read your horrible Odo friede; although there are marks of genius & talents, which...
I thank you for your New-Years letter of Benjamin Rush—As Agriculture is the Nursing Mother of us...
I thank you for your Oration on the red letter day in our national Calendar, which I have read...
The sight of your well known hand writing in your favour of 25. Feb. last, gave me great...
I have received your kind letter of the 12 March instant—the contents of which are entirely...
I thank you for Dr Ware’s letter to Dr Mc Load which I have read with pleasure, they are worthy...
I pray you to accept my cordial thanks for the rich present of your Memoir, on the Commerce and...
your reccommendation alone would have been surficient apology for me Authority for me to sign my...
I have received your favour of August 27—and regr et that it is not in my power to give you any...
I have been deeply afflicted with the account of your accident—At first your Leg was broke—I...
I have received your polite letter of the 28th. with the Splendid testimonial of the benevolence...
Mr Henry Warren, a Son of your late friend Dr John Warren—and a young lawyer of promising hopes...
Your Sympathy in my Sorrows, and Condolence in my grief—are soothing to my afflicted Bosom—Sixty...
I return your letter at your request signified by Gen. Dearborn though it has been such a cordial...
Your letter from Edgarton of the 21st: instant, gave me great pleasure. The sight of your name...
As you was so well acquainted with the philosophers of France I presume the name and character of...
I have been as Civil to Mr Lane who brought me your letter of 26. As I could. He dined with me...
As “the accurate Jefferson” has made the Revolution a Game of Billiards, I will make it a Game of...
I have received your respectful & affectionate letter of Novr. 4th. for which I thank you as well...
Thanks for your No 5. I have now finished reading and hearing read the Four volumes of Hallam’s...
yours of the Novemr. 26th. ulto. came duly to hand, and gratified me, (as all your Communications...
In Answer to your kind favour of the 21st. I have had a very feeble Winter and am Still afflicted...
Please to accept the third Voloum of the “Defence” the first you will please to return when you...
Your letter of the 5th November gave us all great pleasure and certainly none more than me. I was...
I thank you for your favor of the 16th. It is impossible for me, as it was for Junius to...
You have confered an obligation upon me by your kind letter of February the 6th. In former years...
you have my full consent to publish all my letters. I only wish request that you would print...
I received your letter this morning of March 1st. and congratulate you on the birth of another...
John Adams was Born at Quincy on the 19th. of October 1735. of John and Susana Boylston Adams. he...
I recollect with great satisfaction the many pleasant days, that in time of my departed Consort,...
I thank you Sir for your Condolence in my great affliction.— And for the Copies of the two...
If I could write I should sooner, have answered your letter of the 10th June. I am very much...
From the tenderness of Friendship and the Weakness of Compassion and humanity, I have promised...
I thank you for your favour of 24th: July & the oration enclosed. The respected name of the...
I wish I could give you a satisfactory answer to your obliging favour of August 31 but from the...
Inclosed are copies of two letters written by me to my Wife one in the morning, and the other in...
I inclose you a letter from Judge Sewall-and an anecdote of your Hero—He had intervals of Sound...
I have recd your polite favour of the 11th. of this month. You request my opinion upon a variety...
You have expressed a wish—as I am told—that I would write to you—but what shall I say—we are all...
Your address to the Agricultural Society for which I thank you—I have read with great interest...
I thank you for your kind Letter of the 16th. I rejoice to hear of your comfortable health and...
As Misery is Said to derive Some consolation from the Misery of others; your Letter of 18. Septr....
Captain Phillips’s letter is a Volume of News to me—That he Sailed without a Commission was never...
It is my duty to thank you for Lucon—it is entertaining and instructive enough to be an Antidote...
From the moment when I received the your Life of James Otis, I have held in requisition my...
I thank you for your discourse, delivered at Plymouth on the termination of the second century of...