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| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26781 | 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... |
| 26782 | Hamilton, Alexander | Examination of James Dickson by Lieutenant Colonel … | 1780-06-15 | [ Springfield, New Jersey, June 15, 1780. ] Contains information concerning the British troops... | |
| 26783 | Handsome Lake | Jefferson, Thomas | I. Address of Handsome Lake, [10 March 1802] | 1802-03-10 | I thank the Great Spirit above that I have a very bright day to talk with the Great Chief of our... |
| 26784 | Carey, John | Washington, George | To George Washington from John Carey, 9 September 1796 … | 1796-09-09 | Letter not found : from John Carey, 9 Sept. 1796. GW wrote Carey on 30 Dec.: “I have received... |
| 26785 | Livingston, Robert R. | Washington, George | To George Washington from Robert R. Livingston, 12 … | 1783-03-12 | The Washington Packet arrived this morning, I have not yet had leisure to read all my Letters,... |
| 26786 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 5 November 1772] | 1772-11-05 | 5. Dined with the Council. Spent the Evening in my own Room. | |
| 26787 | Pickering, Timothy | Adams, John | To John Adams from Timothy Pickering, 29 March 1800 | 1800-03-29 | On the petition of David Steward & other respectable citizens of Baltimore, praying the President... |
| 26788 | Adams, John | July 22. Fryday. | 1796-07-22 | Billings sober and steady, persevering in his declaration that he will not drink, these 12... | |
| 26789 | Dinwiddie, Robert | Washington, George | To George Washington from Robert Dinwiddie, 2 November … | 1757-11-02 | Yr Letter of the 24th Ulto I recd—And as You observe the absolute Necessity of having a Company... |
| 26790 | Bondfield, John | Franklin, Benjamin | To Benjamin Franklin from John Bondfield, 4 October … | 1781-10-04 | ALS : American Philosophical Society There being at this Port many American Seamen and officers... |