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About five O Clock this Morning, I went with young Dr. Bond at his Invitation and in his...
I am much oblig’d by your Letter of 6th. Instant and will now attempt in Part to comply with your...
I yesterday returned from Plymouth where I had opportunity of spending only three or four days in...
You have more than once in your Letters mentioned Dr. Franklin, and in one intimated a Desire...
Have only Time to send by this Opportunity a Token of Remembrance. The Fast was observed here...
We live in Times, when it is necessary to look about Us, and to know the Character of every Man,...
I have many Things to write you, which thro Haste and Confusion, I fear, I Shall forget. Upon the...
IT is now almost three Months since I left you, in every Part of which my Anxiety about you and...
Sister Adams informs me that you complain that your Friends this way neglect writing to you. I...
In Confidence,—I am determined to write freely to you this Time. —A certain great Fortune and...
I am this far arrived on my way Home. Give Me Leave to introduce to your Notice Mr. George Lux a...
I received yours of July 7 for which I heartily thank you, it was the longest and best Letter I...
Since my last to you, nothing very important has occurd. The Skirmish near Long Island, You have...
Watertown, 25 July 1775. FC ( M-Ar : Mass. House of Representatives Records, 57:263). As speaker,...
I forgot in my last epistle, to desire you to speak to the Phila. printer’s of the News paper’s...
I can never Sufficiently regret, that this Congress have acted So much out of Character, as to...
I shall make you sick at the Sight of a Letter from me. I find by Edes’s Paper that Joseph Pearse...
The Congress have this Day, made an establishment of an Hospital and appointed Dr. Church...
Your two last Letters had very different Effects. The long one gave me vast Satisfaction. It was...
Mr. Lux, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Smith, with Mr. Cary, all from Baltimore, are bound as Voluntiers to...
I had yesterday the honour of your letter of July the eleventh, and I feel myself much obliged,...
This Letter is intended to go by my Friend Mr. William Barrell, whom I believe you have seen in...
For the Honour of the Massachusetts I have laboured in Conjunction with my Brethren to get you...
I do not feel easy more than two days together without writing to you. If you abound you must lay...
I have this Minute your Favour of 23d. July. We have had, Saturday Night and last Night much...
I had the pleasure of your favours of the 23d. Instant Yesterday. I am glad to find that you have...
117[August 1775] (Adams Papers)
I have always imputed the Loss of Charleston, and of the brave Officers and Men who fell there,...
You was inquiring the other Day into the Office of Judge Advocate. I will now acquaint you with...
Mr. John Adams  Dr.  To Mrs. Yard. 1775 Augt. 1st. To your Board & Lodging from the 10th May to...
To your request that I would give you my sentiments on the important subject of your Commission...