Writings of John Quincy Adams, 第 1 卷Macmillan, 1913 - 590 頁 Primarily a selection of correspondence by Adams. |
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ABIGAIL ADAMS acknowledge adopted alterations Ambassador American appears appointment authority Braintree Britain British citizens Columbian Centinel commerce common Commonwealth conduct Congress Court Cushing Dana Dawes DEAR SIR declared delegated depend duty EDMUND RANDOLPH election endeavor England English Constitution equally executive exequatur expected expedient father favor foreign France French Constitution French National Assembly friends give Governor Hague honor House individual interest John Adams John Quincy Adams Judge July 27 justice King late laws legislative Legislature letter liberty measure ment Minister National Assembly natural negotiations Nimeguen object obliged occasion opinion original character Paine Paine's Parliament party peace perhaps persons political present President principles probably Publicola question reason received rendered representatives Republic respect Revolution Rufus King says Secretary sentiments sovereign spirit Stadtholder Staphorst Sullivan supposed Supreme Theophilus Bradbury tion town treaty United votes whole wish write
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