You
have
selected

  • Correspondent

    • Van der Kemp, François Adriaan

Author

Sort: Frequency / Alphabetical

Show: Top 5

Recipient

Sort: Frequency / Alphabetical

Show: Top 7

Period

Dates From

Dates To

Search help
Documents filtered by: Correspondent="Van der Kemp, François Adriaan"
Results 11-60 of 362 sorted by relevance
  • |<
  • <<
  • <
  • Page 1
  • >
  • >>
  • >|
I thank you for your kind Letters I agree with you that we can never be thankful enough for the...
Before I left The Massachusetts I had the Pleasure of receiving a Letter from you: But I learned...
Yesterday I was highly gratified with your affectionate Letter, and answer it directly, not to...
Your unexpected favour of Nov. 30 was highly gratifying—I am too much acquainted with the...
I have received your Letter, and am much concerned to perceive your Apprehensions that Affairs...
Permit me to address You with few words upon your election to the Presidencÿ of the United...
Unexpectedly I found myself once mor honoured with a few lines and well in a Season—in which the...
I Sincerely condole with you in the loss of your Friends Walker Wislar and Bray. I Sincerely...
In your last Letter you requested copies of my Letters to Dr. Price. They are inclosed— These...
The events of this month, have been to me almost overwhelming. They have excited my sensibility...
This morning I did See in a N.Y. paper—the announced death of your Revered Father—my beloved and...
At the hazard of the little Vision that is left me I have read your Travels in the Wilderness...
Although much indisposed duty compells me to Send you a few lines—and as I feel allways Somewhat...
How Shall it be in my power, to paÿ you mÿ Sincere thanks for the favours with which you continue...
Did I not foster Such an exalted opinion of John Quincy Adams, then yet I might deem it a...
This day I recd your favour of the 15 of last month you and I are in the same predicament. You...
I cannot refrain any longer from taking my pen and assureing mr van der kemp of the high...
I believe I must endorse you over, or rather bequeath you as a Legacy to The Philosopher of...
I see by your favour of May 10th that we must all grow Old—but you have not yet experienced one...
I have recd yours of Aug. 1802. I agree with you that “the deadly infection has not Spread thro...
I have just received your favor of the 20th of Jan. & am sensibly touched with the remembrance of...
I have Sent to The Post Office this Morning, your Diploma, as Member of our Accademy. How many...
Mr. Alex. Bryant Johnson returned me the ms—Had I more time I Should be tempted to write a...
You have puzzled and confounded me, by your Letter of the 3 of Aug.—After allarming me with Some...
I delay’d to write you a few lines—to congratulate you cordially on the happy arrival of the 30th...
I had last night your letter of the 12th. the friendly Sentiments of which have tenderly affected...
I owe you a letter or two I believe, and my Conscience smites me for the neglect,—and my daring...
I thank you, dear Sir for your favours of 7. and 20th. Ult. Messrs Everett and Mr Ticknor will...
I indulge once more in the gratification—of Sending you a few lines, in the hope, that you enjoy...
I thank my God, that I enjoy the high gratification in congratulating you with the tribute, paid,...
In Answer to your kind favour of the 21st. I have had a very feeble Winter and am Still afflicted...
yes, I am thankful—I am Sensible of my high obligations towards you—how few can follow your...
I have recd Condorcet, in good order and your favour of 20th. Ult. Enfields History of...
I have recd your favors of the third, and am much obliged to you and to Mr. Mappa for your...
I Should not have importuned your Excell—this year with another Letter did I not believe it...
As Misery is Said to derive Some consolation from the Misery of others; your Letter of 18. Septr....
Alexander Hill Everett Esquire, a Genteman of the Bar in Boston, who had his Law Education in the...
Although the last favour with which I was honoured by you on Aug. the 3 d leaves me Scarce any...
How can I, in any manner, reciprocate your kindnesses? I know I can not, and yet I feel cordially...
Your favour of the Sixth of July has afflicted me. My Minister Mr Whitney lately told Us, what I...
Now I hope, you have already perused my Oration—although I have not Seen it yet in print—I doubt...
I have recd. your kind favour of the 4th. of March and thank you for your kind rememberance of...
I am confident, you will kindly permit me to Send you a few lines—at this time—if it was only, &...
The last tiding of your welfare, with which I was gratified—was by Judge Peter Smith. I had made...
I must answer your favours of Dec. 14 ult. and Jan the 3th. Want of time will once have the happy...
You justly appreciate the Sympathy of your Quincy Friends under the heavey affliction you have...
James Otis Counsellor, Colonel &c &c &c Said to me Some fifty or Sixty years ago “John; when I...
Having unexpectedly received an opportunity of conveying you my cursory remarks on some parts of...
Ever since your letter to the President, of December last, I have had a great inclination to...
With reluctance I Should interrupt your Excellency’s occupations, in the persuasion, that my...