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I thank you for your Speech upon the great question—which I have read with at least as much...
I thank you for an ingenious and pleasing Oration, pronounced by you on the fourth of July—The...
Your journal to the 21st. ult—has given me much amusement and much pleasure I want to touch upon...
I owe you a letter, but have not been able, and am not still able to acknowledge it—I am very...
Thanks for your favour of the 15th. and the Pamphlet inclosed. Lord Bollingbrook says and every...
I have received eleven Volumes of your Register, well bound and in good order, for which I have...
The resolutions of the Town of Quincy passed on the same day and presented to me by you in their...
A Reminiscence, as the French phrase it, of Civilities received from you and your Brothers,...
I know not that I ever received a letter with more pleasure than yours of the 30 June last except...
Long before the death of Mr Tudor I had a design to address to you a few Letters upon Subjects...
I thank you for your kind letter—And will proceed with my abrupt narrative— The practice of the...
I thank you for a valuable present of the transactions and Collections of the American...
M r Benjamin Parker Richardson, a Grandson of a neighbour of mine, who has lived in harmony with...
I have received your letter of the 8. Oct & I thank you for your civilities. It is a comfort in...
I rejoice in all your Felicities described in your favour of 29th. Nov. What a Contrast between...
Liberty Tree in Boston, was a very aged and a very large Elm—in the front yard of Deacon Elliot...
Of Republicks the Varieties are infinite—or at least as numerous, as the tunes and changes, that...
As I have all my Life, professed to be a very sincere friend to the promotion of knowledge—and a...
Your favor of the 16th. is a reviving cordial in which I have languished for a fortnight—But I...
David Hinckley Esqr of Boston a Gentleman of ample Fortune & respectable Character is about to...
Your first Ancestor in America lies buried in Quincy under a rough North Common Granite. I lament...
You have always been too good to me & I regret that I have never been able to make you any...
I am so delighted with the idea of an Old Colony memorial; and so perfectly satisfied with the...
If I am not humble I ought to be, when I find myself under the necessity of borrowing a juvenile...
One trouble never comes alone! At our Ages We may expect more and more of them every day in...
How deeply I thank you. Our Quincy Library will be honord with the name of Vanderkemp. Virgil and...
I am much pleased with your frankness in relating the manners and customs of your School—talking...
Dr Jarvis in his Seventh page has truely observed that “the Indians can not communication in...
I have received your letters and copies of the papers inclosed & immediately transmitted them to...
I have received your favour of the 5th. instant full of wise reflections philosophical and moral....
When I left your hospitable Mansion last december, I entertained a hope of seeing you again in a...
I have received “the history of the late war in the western country by Mr Robert B McAffe” and...
Will you accept a curious Piece of New England Antiquities. It was a tolerable Chatechism for the...
Mr Greanleaf and his Colleague in our Quincy Town Meeting thoght fitt to recommend all the...
I thank you for your obliging favour of October 1st. In my former letter I forgot to mention that...
Watchman! what of the night!! Is darkness that may be felt to prevail over the whole world? Or...
I am greatly obliged to you for your most interesting letter of October 16th—My honble and...
I have had read to me, your valuable Journal of your Campaigns in the American revolutionary war,...
I thank you kindly for your present of Dr. Gays Sermon. Such has been my veneration for that...
In one of your letters—you ask me whether I can give you the names of the Mohawk’s who were...
I received this Morning your No 18—It is a universal complaint that the english Language...
There has been some misunderstanding between us. I fear the mistake was originally mine; the...
The Essex Register, its Editors, and Printers are not only Innocent but meritorious for...
I here Send you three great Authorities, James Otis Oxenbridge Thatcher and Samuel Adams, all...
In your last letter you request copies of my letters to Dr Price. They are inclosed. These...
Although unfortunately my eyes have been so ill that I could not read, yet I have had the...
Your favour of 28th. June has given me more pleasure than you can imagin; I am delighted to find...
I have long entertained scruples about writing this letter, upon a subject of some delicacy. But...
your letter of the 6th. of January gave me much pleasure, to which was added was that of your...
Inclosed is a Bill—you will please to purchase me Dugal’s Philosophy of the Human Mind—By what I...