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1 Chambers, James Adams, John To John Adams from James Chambers, 1797 to 1801 1797-01-01 At a Crisses so Alarming as the present—when our Independance is threatened by a haughty foreign...
2 Smith, William M. Hamilton, Alexander To Alexander Hamilton from William M. Smith … 1796-01-01 Your kindness in taken me under your Paternage claims my warmest returns of Gratitude. let me beg...
3 Adams, John Anonymous From John Adams to Anonymous, 1797 1797-01-01 I have filled the Blanks as you desired and see no Objections to the rest. DLC : Papers of George...
4 Adams, John Discussion of British and French Spoliation of US … 1797-01-01 A brief investigation of the Question “ Was France or England the first beginner of the measures...
5 Coxe, Tench Adams, John To John Adams from Tench Coxe, 1797 1797-01-01 It The Reasons which induced me to the freedom of my communication concerning our Affairs with...
6 McHenry, James Adams, John To John Adams from James McHenry, 1797 1797-01-01 William B. Davie Alfred Moore Danl. Smith Landon Carter Alexander Outlaw North Carolina { William...
7 McHenry, James Adams, John To John Adams from James McHenry, 1797 1797-01-01 Constitution. Lieutenants. 1 2 3 & 4. Benjn. Lee Boston. Isaac Hull. Do. Richard O’Beal,...
8 Adams, John List of Captains of American Ships, 1797 1797-01-01 Guadaloupe Station S. Domingo Station President Truxtun } Congress Sever Philadelphia. Decatur...
9 Adams, John List of the Officers of the Ship Baltimore, 1797 1797-01-01 officers for the Baltimore to receive their Commissions and Warrants— Jonas M Speake – Lieutt....
10 Anonymous Adams, John To John Adams from Anonymous, 1797 1797-01-01 You can appreciate the value of facts, without reference to the person from whom they are...