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931 Adams, John Cranch, William From John Adams to William Cranch, 3 March 1815 1815-03-03 Our Fisheries have not been abandoned. They cannot be abandoned. They Shall not be abandoned. We...
932 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 10 March 1815 1815-03-10 I wrote you on the 25th of February on our American Title to all the Rights and Liberties of...
933 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 11 March 1815 1815-03-11 I have a rich Budget to send you by the next Ship. I have no time to prepare it by the Milo. I...
934 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 18 March 1815 1815-03-18 If Parson Nelson could call that Composition of Alexander, Petrarch and Werter, The Admiral, “...
935 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 24 March 1815 1815-03-24 I know not whether you are acquainted with the Bearer of this Letter Samuel G. Perkins Esqr, or...
936 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 24 March 1815 1815-03-24 Mr Ticknor will go with your Sons. Let me introduce him to you. His Reputation is that of one of...
937 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 1 April 1815 1815-04-01 We live in dayly, hourly hopes of Letters from you at Paris. I wrote you by the Milo Capt Glover,...
938 Adams, John Smith, William Stephens From John Adams to William Stephens Smith, 4 April 1815 1815-04-04 Washington used to say Sometimes “They work me hard” Sam. Allen Otis said a day or two before his...
939 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 8 April 1815 1815-04-08 I inclose a Slip with an Essay in it, Signed Richlieu The Editor has poisoned it, with a Silly...
940 Adams, John Smith, John Adams From John Adams to John Adams Smith, 12 April 1815 1815-04-12 As I am not able to be punctual as Smith , in the payment of my debts; I fear I owe you a Letter,...
941 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 13 April 1815 1815-04-13 Inclosed I Send by your Sons, a little Information concerning the Fisheries. In tears for the...
942 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 15 April 1815 1815-04-15 Kealing marred Hannah Storer. Look at the seal of this Letter, and send me from London a new One...
943 Adams, John Peabody, Stephen From John Adams to Stephen Peabody, 21 April 1815 1815-04-21 I received in due time your Letter of the fifth containing the account of the Apotheosis of your...
944 Adams, John Adams, John From John Adams to John Adams, April 1815 ≈1815-04-01 I am much pleased with your Translation. The Character of Anacreon is one of the many Mysteries...
945 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 1 May 1815 1815-05-01 We are at our Wits ends for News from you. We know not whether you are at Ghent, gone to Paris,...
946 Adams, John Adams, George Washington From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 3 May 1815 1815-05-03 I adress myself to both of you as equally dear to me and because the difficulty with which I...
947 Adams, John Adams, George Washington From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 6 May 1815 1815-05-06 I know not where your Father is, or I should write directly to him. As Soon as you See him, pray...
948 Adams, John Adams, George Washington From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 6 May 1815 1815-05-06 Hence forward I Shall adress you all three at once. Yesterday was one of the happiest days of my...
949 Adams, John Adams, George Washington From John Adams to George Washington Adams, 6 May 1815 1815-05-06 I know not where your Father is, or I Should write directly to him. As Soon as you See him, pray...
950 Adams, John Smith, William Steuben From John Adams to William Steuben Smith, 8 May 1815 1815-05-08 I congratulate you on your Arrival in your Shall I Say, native Country, after an Absence in the...
951 Adams, John Smith, John Adams From John Adams to John Adams Smith, 12 May 1815 1815-05-12 My feelings have been aroused, coup sur coup by public and private Events beyond any previous...
952 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 14 May 1815 1815-05-14 I seem to be rambling with you, to the Hotell de Valois, the hotel du Roi &c &c but you have not...
953 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 16 May 1815 1815-05-16 Last night I recd the 3 Volumes D’Argens’s Ocellus, Timeus and Julian, and the Journal des debats...
954 Adams, John Smith, William Steuben From John Adams to William Steuben Smith, 30 May 1815 1815-05-30 Your favour of the 22nd has Sensibly affected me; You need not however regret your birth, nor...
955 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 4 June 1815 1815-06-04 Mr Bray a Son in Law of Samuel Eliot Esquire, the putative Father of the Greek Professorship at...
956 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 7 June 1815 1815-06-07 Inclosed is a Letter from Judah Alden of Duxbury, a fifty fifth Cousin of yours, on the...
957 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 8 June 1815 1815-06-08 I have requested a number of Friends, to Search and Seek for information concerning the...
958 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 13 June 1815 1815-06-13 The Wars of the Reformation Still go on; and produce very curious researches. The day before...
959 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 26 June 1815 1815-06-26 To Shew the pretty, little, easy task you have undertaken, let me give you a Schematic Picture of...
960 Adams, John Adams, John Quincy From John Adams to John Quincy Adams, 30 June 1815 1815-06-30 Where Shall the Begining, the Middle or the End of an oration be when the orator has nothing to...