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1851 Adams, John 14 Thurdsday. 1753-06-14 At Colledge, a Clear, warm, morning But about 2 o’Clock came up a very hard shower, acompanied...
1852 Adams, John 15 Fryday. 1753-06-15 At Colledge, a Clear, warm morning, and so Continued.
1853 Adams, John 16 Saturday. 1753-06-16 At Colledge, a fair morning, but, not very warm.
1854 Adams, John 17 Sunday. 1753-06-17 At Colledge, sunshiny-morning, heard Mr. Appleton expound those words in 1. Cor. 12 Chap, from 7,...
1855 Adams, John 18 Monday. 1753-06-18 At Colledge, a warm morning, at 11 ’Clock read Theses on this question, (viz) antliarum et...
1856 Adams, John 19 Tuesday. 1753-06-19 At Colledge, a very warm morning, at 11 Disputed on this question (viz) systema Copernicanum est...
1857 Adams, John 20 Wednesday. 1753-06-20 At Colledge, a most Charming and Beautifull Scene is this morning displayed. All nature wears a...
1858 Adams, John 21 Thurdsday. 1753-06-21 At Colledge, a warm morning, and Something windy, about Sunset Came up a very hard shower...
1859 Adams, John 22 Fryday. 1753-06-22 At Colledge, a Charming, pleasant morning, read Dr. Niewentyts Demonstration Co n cerning the...
1860 Adams, John 23 Saturday. 1753-06-23 At Colledge, a Clowdy morning, and in the afternoon, Came up a Clowd of thunder and lightning....
1861 Adams, John 24 Sunday. 1753-06-24 At Colledge, a Cloudy morning, heard Mr. Cotton of New-town vociferate from the 19. of Proverbs...
1862 Adams, John 25. Monday. 1753-06-25 At Colledge, a very rainy, morning, at 11 o’Clock Disputed from the question assigned us last...
1863 Adams, John 26 Tuesday. 1753-06-26 At Colledge, a very rainy Day, as it has remained since yesterday-morning. By reason of my...
1864 Adams, John 27 Wednesday. 1753-06-27 At Colledge. A Clowdy morning. Afternoon, together with Lock, took a ride to Watertown-Bridge and...
1865 Adams, John 28. Thurdsday. 1753-06-28 At Colledge, a Clowdy-Day.
1866 Adams, John 29 Fryday. 1753-06-29 At Colledge, a Clear morning. Heard the valedictory oration, pronounced, By Oliver. 2 o Clock set...
1867 Adams, John 29 [June 1753–January 1754?]. ≈1753-06-29 Sat out from Boston, home where having tarried 7, or 8 Days I set out on a journey together with...
1868 Adams, John [February 1754.] ≈1754-02-01 This winter, we had a vacation. In the winter of 1754 we had no snow at all save a smattering or...
1869 Adams, John March [1754]. ≈1754-03-01 Beg inning of March Had a small flurry of snow. There was snow in Cambridge on 2 March and “a...
1870 Adams, John March 8th. 1754-03-08 A Clowdy morning. I am now reading my lord Orrerys letters to his son Concerning Dr. Swift and...
1871 Adams, John [17? March 1754.] 1754-03-17 Kept sabath at Cambridge. March about the middle.
1872 Adams, John March 18th. 1754-03-18 In the Evening we had several very sharp flashes of lightning, attended with a Distant grumbling...
1873 Adams, John 19 [March 1754]. 1754-03-19 This morning is beyond description, Beautyfull, the Skie bespangled with Clouds which shed a...
1874 Adams, John [On the Law of Nature and the Moral Sense among Animals … ≈1758-10-01 Q uery . Has any Species of Animals, besides Mankind, ever given Proofs that they have any idea...
1875 Adams, John April 1st. 1754. 1754-04-01 Then, Mr. Winthrop began a Course of Experimental Written in JA ’s experimental hand of...
1876 Adams, John [Notes on Civil Law, December 1758–January 1759.] ≈1758-12-01 Sequestration is when two, or more, deposit a controverted Thing, with a 3d Person, on that...
1877 Adams, John [Rules for Determining the Excellence of a Language … ≈1758-10-01 What are the Rules, Criteria, to determine the Merit or Excellence of a Language?—Suppose you was...
1878 Adams, John [Winthrop’s Lectures on Experimental Philosophy.] April … 1754-04-01 Mr. Winthrop began a series of Experimental Phylosophy , and in the 1st place he explained to us...
1879 Adams, John April 3d. 1754. 1754-04-03 The second lecture, which was wholly taken up in explaining the Propertys of the Centers of...
1880 Adams, John April 5th. 1754. 1754-04-05 The theory of the Ballance, scales, steel-yard &c. and all and the 3 species of lever’s continued...
1881 Adams, John April 6th. 1754. 1754-04-06 The phaenomina of The nature of the Pulley, axis in peritrochaeo, and inclined Plane explained,...
1882 Adams, John April 8th. 1754. 1754-04-08 The Theory of simple machines and in particular of the inclined plane, of the wedge and screw,...
1883 Adams, John April 9 1754. 1754-04-09 Sir Isaac Newtons three laws of nature proved and illustrated, together with the application of...
1884 Adams, John April 10, 1754. 1754-04-10 The theory of Centrifugal forces, continued; and aplyed to the Cases of the planets; and from...
1885 Adams, John April 11 1754. 1754-04-11 Some thing’s observed concerning gravity, which encreases as you approach the Center of the earth...
1886 Adams, John Wentworth, John [Letters to Three Friends on Studying Law … ≈1758-10-01 My letters, for the future will come to you, not from a School House but from the Cell of an...
1887 Adams, John [On Some Friends Who Nourish Wounds in Their Hearts … ≈1758-10-01 Vulnus alit Venis, et caeco carpitur igni. Alo, alere, alui, alitum, to nourish. Vulnus, a Wound...
1888 Adams, John [A Letter to Richard Cranch about Orlinda, a Letter on … ≈1758-10-01 What is Wisdom? Is it, to write dramatic Poetry, like Milton or Shakespear? Is it to write on...
1889 Adams, John [The Case of Field v. Lambert, December 1758.] ≈1758-12-01 The Mistery of Masonry not Freemasonry, comprehends the Plaistering of Walls and Cielings, as...
1890 Adams, John Crawford, William [A Letter to William Crawford Telling “How I Live,” … ≈1758-10-01 How it is with you I know not, but if I am rightly informed, I am yet alive and not dead. And to...
1891 Adams, John [The Case of Field v. Lambert, Continued, December … ≈1758-12-01 2 Horses—10th. of Octr. 1758. One Pound L.M. To answer J oseph F ield &c. in a Plea of Trespass,...
1892 Adams, John [On Indigence at Home, December 1758.] ≈1758-12-01 haud facile emergunt quorum Virtutibus obstat res angusta domi. They will hardly emerge from...
1893 Adams, John [The Case of Field v. Lambert, Continued, December … ≈1758-12-01 For that the said Luke, on the 10th of Octr. last, at with force and Arms and against entered the...
1894 Adams, John [A List of Pleadings, October–December 1758.] ≈1758-10-01 Bond to give Deed. † Trespass on the Case vs. Sherriff for the Default of his Deputy. † Case by...
1895 Adams, John [Notes on Probate Law, October–December 1758.] ≈1758-10-01 Tis absurd, to for a Testator to say, after he has devised his Lands to one in fee, that they...
1896 Adams, John [A Letter to William Crawford, Describing a Visit to … ≈1758-10-01 Am returned from Boston, and according to my Promise sett down begining to write you a...
1897 Adams, John [Further Notes on Civil Law, December 1758–January … ≈1758-12-01 Judicial stipulations are those which proceed from the mere Office of a Judge, as Surety vs....
1898 Adams, John [Shakespeare’s Characters and Figurative Language … ≈1758-10-01 Shakespeare, in the Character of Lady Mackbeth, and of Gertrude, the Wife of old Hamlet, and...
1899 Adams, John [On a Petition from Braintree Troops Enlisted for the … ≈1758-12-01 The general Court agreed to raise 7000 men, to cooperate with his Majesties Forces, for the...
1900 Cranch, Richard Cranch, Mary Smith Richard Cranch and John Adams to Mary Smith, 30 … 1761-12-30 I was at Boston yesterday and saw your Brother who was well. I have but a moments notice of an...