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Our Secretary of State for foreign Affairs, in a Letter of 13. Ap. informs me, that he wrote Us a...
I have received your Letters of December 20. and Jan. 11. by Coll. Franks. The whole of the...
When I was in London last November & December I amused myself often, by running into Booksellers...
I have received your letter of the 30 of March as I did another Sometime ago. I congratulate you...
The Project of a new Constitution, has Objections against it, to which I find it difficult to...
If I were as fortunate as you are and could pass the Water from Dover to Calais in 3 hours, I...
57London July 20. Thursday. (Adams Papers)
“Every Act of Authority, of one Man over another for which there is not an absolute Necessity, is...
In answer to your enquiry in your letter of the 4th. inst. I can only say that I knew Mr. Matzei...
59October 21. Tuesday. (Adams Papers)
Dined at Amiens, and put up, at night, at Abbeville. The Roads are the best I have ever seen in...
The Letter of Recall, herewith enclosed never reached my hand till this Moment when I was ready...
After a Passage of two days, against contrary Winds, and a terrible Jolt through the Mud, from...
We have received from Congress a Resolution by which We are to be impowered to negotiate a Treaty...
I have past through the Ceremonies of taking Leave of the States General, the Prince and Princess...
I have not written you Since you inclosed me a Letter for M r Gardoqui from the Comte de Sanefe....
I had a tedious Passage of two Days from Helvoet and was at last obliged to Land at Leostoff a...
It was with much Pleasure that I received your Letter by M r Humphreys, in whom I have found all...
As to the Cask of Wine at Auteuil, it is not paid for. If you will pay for it and take it, you...
The Imputation of a weak Passion has made So much Impression upon me, that it may not be improper...
I do myself the Honour to inclose to your Lordship, for the Consideration of his Majestys...
My Friend D r Price has kindly permitted me to read his Letter and to inclose mine with it—...
I am here to collect together the Bills and Send them to you by Express. When this Express...
The Envoy from Portugal, has received from his Court an Answer to his Dispatches relative to the...
I have received your Letter, and am much concerned to perceive your Apprehensions that Affairs...
74Monday. Aug. 6. (Adams Papers)
Dined at Totness, thro which the River Dart runs to Dartmouth. Slept at Newton bushell. This date...
I am much obliged to you for your Letter and refer you to General Warren for what respects your...
76[August 1787] (Adams Papers)
At Kin gsbridge, the southerly Point of the County of Devonshire, the birth Place of my Brother...
Give me Leave to introduce to you Mr. Samuel Hartley a Relation of the late Minister at Paris. He...
Last evening Mons r: de le Tombe called upon me with your letter of 3 d. July, inclosing the...
I have received a Letter from my Friend General Warren of Milton Hill near Boston, acquainting...
Yours of the 23 of June is come to hand, with a Copy of M r Lamb’s of 6 June from Aranjuez. There...
81Wednesday [29 March.] (Adams Papers)
Dined at Mr. Blakes. Mr. Middleton and Wife, Mr. Alexander and Mrs. Williams, Mr. Jefferson....
Mr. Preston has at last found and sent me your Letter. Dr. Bancroft spoke to me, about Commodore...
I have the Honour to inclose to Your Lordship, an authenticated Copy of a Resolution of Congress...
What would be the Consequence if We should have an immediate War with Great Britain? dont be...
It is with great and sincere Pleasure, that I have to acknowledge the receipt of your friendly...
Your kind Favour of the 30 Ult. was deliverd to me last night, together with the Packet, which...
The Chevalier de Pinto, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, from Portugal, after a...
Our anxiety for you, in your present circumstances and situation among strangers, (though we...
Last Evening, after mine to you of Yesterdays date, was gone to the Post office, yours of the...
I have not presented a formal Memorial in the Name of our Sovereign concerning the Negroes...
I have rec d your Favour of the Second of June by M r Tracy. as I Stopped in London only a few...
I am now to inform you, that I am ordered by Congress to this Country, and you will please to...
To Acquaint the Foreign Ministers of the Courts going into Mourning on Sunday next the 2 d: of...
Yesterday I received your Favour of 30. May with its Inclosures. You have Since that day no doubt...
I received sometime ago from D r Franklin a Copy of the first Edition of your Observations, on...
Yesterday I was honoured with your Letters of the 4. and 10. Dec r. — The Act of Congress...
Give me Leave to introduce to you John Anstey Esq Barrister at Law and a Member of Parliament,...
I have a Letter from the Baron D e Thulemeier of the 19 th. and a Copy of his Letter to you of...
I am anxious to convey to you, if I can, in as Strong a light as that in which I see myself, the...
100July 24. 1786. Monday. (Adams Papers)
Went with Mr. Bridgen, Col. Smith, Mrs. Smith, to The Hide in Essex, the Country Seat of Brand...