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Many months ago I received a kind letter from you, which by some odd accident or strange fatality...
Your letter of the 15 th never reached me till yesterday I condole with you in the unfavorable...
Your agreable Letter of the 9. Jan. has lain too long unanswered.—M r Mappa, I should be happy to...
There is a sett of Scotch Writers that I think deserve your Attention in a very high Degree....
I had heard, before I rec d your Letter of the 12 th , of your new Engagements in the Colledge...
I hope your Anxiety, about your Prospects of future Life, will not be indulged too far. If, after...
I cannot give up my dear Latin and Greek although Fortune has never permitted me to enjoy so much...
608[January 1790] (Adams Papers)
It was not the sense of either House, or of any member of either, that the Business pending at...
It was not the sense of either House, or of any member of either, that the Business pending at...
I am at length determined to omit no longer to write to you.— You read yourself to death. this...
I am impatient to return but partly on Account of my Son who wishes to Stay at Colledge as long...
The Letter you did me the honour to write me, on the thirtieth of September, has been to New...
I thank you for your kind Letter inclosing that from our Friend Hollis. The Influenza is here as...
It was not till the last evening that I had the pleasure of your favor, with the pamphlets. They...
M r Dalton, M r Jenkes and myself are at Penfields in good health and Spirits.— My Horses perform...
When I had my audience of leave of his Britannic Majesty, orders were given to the master of the...
Yesterday I received your favour of the 19 th. and learn with Pleasure your design to pursue your...
The duplicate via Charlestown of your letter of the thirtieth of August, never reached my hand...
619[September 1789] (Adams Papers)
Mr. Elsworth informed me That Governor Randolph of Virginia, opened the Convention at...
Mr. Grayson. moves to strike out the Words, “in the State of Pensilvania.” Mr. Butler. The Center...
Mr. Lee. Navigation of the Susquehannah. Mr. Grayson. Antwerp and the Scheld. Reasons of State...
Mr. Grayson. No Census yet taken, by which the Center of Population— We have Markets, Archives,...
Your favor of August 10 th was duly received and immediately communicated with several other...
Your letter of the 23 of July remains unanswered. There is in the United States and the regions...
My second son the bearer of this letter as soon as he was out of College was entered as a student...
I am honored with your letter of 31 of August. Your complaint against our laws was well founded...
Yours of July 9 & 27 are unanswered. I cannot reconcile myself to the Idea of a Division of this...
Your kind Letter of Aug. 29, gave me much pleasure. There is more Confinement, in my present...
In your letter of the 18 th of August, you ask why we may not have as much paper in circulation...
6301789 Septr. 16. Wednesday. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Elsworth informed me That Governor Randolph of Virginia, opened the Convention at...
I have received the letter you did me the honor to write me on the 15 of May. and take this...
Your friendly letter of the 23 of April, has laid me under obligations to you which it shall be...
I have rec d all your Letters, and the Post Office is very faithful. The Heat has been excessive...
I received in due time your favor of August 24, the subject of which has since been under the...
I have not yet acknowledged my obligation to you for your favor of Aug t 22. if my hasty scrawls...
I received your Letter of the 7 th in due Season and have delayed my Answer, in hopes it might be...
I have this morning received your manly letter of 25 th Ult.— I had long intended to write you...
I have not yet answered your letter of the 26 of July. You guess well—I find that I shall have...
I have received your letter of the 18 th of this month and have communicated that to the...
I have received your kind and obliging letter of the 16 of July, and am sorry that the extream...
In 1779 at Bilbao I was solicited for releif by a number of American seamen who had been captured...
“The Characters, I So much admire among the ancients,” were not “formed wholly by Republican...
I have, this morning received your Letter of the 18 th. , George Chalmers, I have Seen in London....
I have persecuted you, too much with my Letters.— I beg you would give yourself no trouble to...
As the Citizens of these States, are all Legislators, or Creators of Legislators, it is, as you...
I have received your favor of the thirteenth of this month, from the hand of M r M c Guire, and...
M r Charles Adams, my Second son, the Bearer of this Letter, I beg leave to introduce to you.— He...
Mr Charles Adams, my second son, the Bearer of this Letter, I beg leave to introduce to you. He...
There is a Sense, and a degree, in which the Executive, in our Constitution, is blended with the...
In my Letter of Yesterday, I think it was demonstrated that the English Constitution is a...