Begin a
search
Author
Sort: Frequency / Alphabetical
- (26)
- […], J. C. (1)
- “A.” (1)
- A. & J. W. Picket (1)
- “A. B.” (3)
- Abadie, —— d’ (1)
- Abbema, Balthasar Elias (2)
- “Abbe Salemankis” (1)
- Abbés Arnoux and Chalut (5)
- Abbot, David (1)
Show: Top 10 / Top 50
Recipient
Sort: Frequency / Alphabetical
- Jefferson, Thomas (27,035)
- Washington, George (22,801)
- Madison, James (19,677)
- Franklin, Benjamin (9,482)
- Adams, John (8,742)
- Hamilton, Alexander (6,824)
- Jay, John (1,613)
- Adams, Abigail (1,602)
- Adams, John Quincy (1,110)
- Lee, Arthur (952)
- American Commissioners (855)
- McHenry, James (790)
- Monroe, James (774)
- Gallatin, Albert (687)
- United States Senate (506)
- Pickering, Timothy (499)
- Huntington, Samuel (483)
- Heath, William (471)
- Knox, Henry (442)
- Adams, Abigail Smith (441)
- Hancock, John (431)
- Randolph, Edmund (392)
- Deane, Silas (388)
- Adams, Louisa Catherine Johnson (374)
- Short, William (351)
- Lincoln, Benjamin (344)
- Adams, Thomas Boylston (328)
- First Joint Commission at Paris (320)
- Clinton, George (312)
- Lafayette, Marie-Joseph-Paul-Yves-Roch-Gilbert du Motier, marquis de (304)
- Livingston, Robert R. (302)
- President of Congress (290)
- Lear, Tobias (286)
- Jefferson, George (275)
- Greene, Nathanael (269)
- Morris, Robert (265)
- Laurens, Henry (259)
- Adams, George Washington (244)
- Harrison, Benjamin (237)
- Randolph, Thomas Mann (236)
- Vergennes, Charles Gravier, comte de (236)
- Gates, Horatio (234)
- Board of War (229)
- Wolcott, Oliver Jr. (229)
- McDougall, Alexander (214)
- Randolph, Martha Jefferson (214)
- Rush, Benjamin (212)
- Sullivan, John (210)
- Dearborn, Henry (209)
- Schuyler, Philip (207)
Show: Top 10 / Top 50
Period
- Colonial (16,105)
- Revolutionary War (48,379)
- Confederation Period (17,804)
- Washington Presidency (27,165)
- Adams Presidency (13,566)
- Jefferson Presidency (29,479)
- Madison Presidency (15,472)
- post-Madison Presidency (15,436)
Dates From
Dates To
| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27451 | Adams, Abigail Smith | Smith, Abigail Amelia Adams | From Abigail Smith Adams to Abigail Amelia Adams Smith … | 1811-03-10 | It is so long Since I received a Letter from you or any of the Family that I am not a little... |
| 27452 | Erving, George W. | Madison, James | To James Madison from George W. Erving, 10 March 1811 | 1811-03-10 | I arrived here on the evening of the 8t, & yesterday received from Mr Hamilton your letter of... |
| 27453 | Voorhees, James J. | Madison, James | To James Madison from James J. Voorhees, 10 March 1811 … | 1811-03-10 | 10 March 1811, Pittsburgh. Considers himself “a persecuted Man,” having had “futile, and... |
| 27454 | McMahon, Bernard | Jefferson, Thomas | Bernard McMahon to Thomas Jefferson, 10 March 1811 | 1811-03-10 | I have it now in my power to send you some plants of the true Hudson Strawberry, and some good... |
| 27455 | Jefferson, Thomas | Melish, John | Thomas Jefferson to John Melish, 10 March 1811 | 1811-03-10 | I thank you for your letter of Feb. 16. and the communication of that you had forwarded to the... |
| 27456 | Jefferson, Thomas | Wilkinson, James | Thomas Jefferson to James Wilkinson, 10 March 1811 | 1811-03-10 | Your favor of Jan. 21. has been recieved, and with it the 2 d vol. of your Memoirs, with the... |
| 27457 | Adams, John | Boston Patriot | From John Adams to Boston Patriot, 9 March 1811 | 1811-03-09 | The Hague, September 23, 1782—wrote to Mr. Secretary Livingston: “As this is a moment of great... |
| 27458 | Ellicott, Andrew | Madison, James | To James Madison from Andrew Ellicott, 9 March 1811 | 1811-03-09 | If a messenger should be wanted to carry despatches to France, after my friend, and connexion Mr.... |
| 27459 | Rhea, John | Jefferson, Thomas | John Rhea to Thomas Jefferson, 9 March 1811 | 1811-03-09 | The inclosed will afford, (it is presumed) no information to You, accept it, however, as an... |
| 27460 | Adams, John | Boston Patriot | From John Adams to Boston Patriot, 8 March 1811 | 1811-03-08 | The Hague, September 17, 1782—Wrote again to Mr. Secretary Livingston, “This morning I was in... |