Letter, 1824 July 1, Portsmouth, to Col. Peter Chadwick, Exeter.

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Letter, 1824 July 1, Portsmouth, to Col. Peter Chadwick, Exeter.

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Contains texts of two poems by Adams: "Ode for the 4th July, 1824" and "Ye firm sons of Freedom, who visit these bards" (first line). The latter includes references to the presidential campaign of 1824 and is written in the persona of John Quincy Adams.

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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