Letters, Addressed to His Wife, Volume 1

C.C. Little and J. Brown, 1841 - Presidents

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1774	3

7 July The Tory is the genteel party Sel	11

8 September Effect of a rumor of the	20

Same date Popular feeling very favorable	26

9 October Business of the Congress tedious	34

2 May Distress for Boston News	37

Same date Exhorts her not to fear Great	43

7 July Burning of Charlestown Cities	49

the same throughout America	135

20 July Express from General Lee Mas	141

12 August Arrival of a French vessel	148

14 August Anniversary of the destruc	150

25 August Sickness of various persons	158

14 September Return from his inter	165

11 October Is coming home	172

9 January At Dedham in Massa	173

30 July Hears Mr Duffield preach	55

Will be more cautious than ever	63

29 October Reflections caused by	70

4 November Relieved by receipt	76

February Military preparations	82

17 March Mr Wrixon The Baron	87

12 April Chesterfields letters What	93

23 April St Georges day Character of	100

12 May Wants to resign his office Boston	107

27 May Thoughts on Government Crit	116

1777	117

26 June Misfortunes in Canada Agreea	120

3 July Continuation of the preceding Rea	126

2 February Baltimore Describes the town	179

10 February Fells point Anxious	187

21 February Dines with Mr Purviance	192

31 March Complains that he has no intel	199

6 April Rumors propagated Do harm	205

13 April Correspondence of Washington	212

26 April Dearth of news Lukewarm	216

4 May British cruelty Motto for Ameri	222

22 May Early morning described	228

4 June Fine season Exploit of Meigs	234

13 July Something unlucky at Ticon	238

Sane date Doubts about Howes desti	244

23 August Howe has arrived at	250

Title	Letters, Addressed to His Wife, Volume 1 Letters, Addressed to His Wife, John Adams
Author	John Adams
Publisher	C.C. Little and J. Brown, 1841
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	Feb 23, 2009

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