Adams, John, 1735-1826 to Issac Monroe and Ebenezer French

GLC08342

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GLC#
GLC08342
Type
Letters
Date
18 May 1812
Author/Creator
Adams, John, 1735-1826
Title
to Issac Monroe and Ebenezer French
Place Written
s.l.
Pagination
Primary time period
The New Nation, 1783-1815
Sub-Era
The Age of Jefferson & Madison

Re: Treaty of Paris with Britain, 1783, and France 1800: Concluding a series of reminiscences for the Boston Patriot (1809-1812), he writes to the Publishers: "I have been insulted by Ignorance and Impudence on the account of these Treaties more than any other actions of my Life. I have no more to say at present...Witnesses to whom I intended to have appealed, have, even while I have been writing, a Dana, a Lincoln, a knox been summoned to an higher Trybunal."

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