Letters to his son Charles Adams, 1790-1797.

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Letters to his son Charles Adams, 1790-1797.

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Letters sent by John Adams to his second son Charles Adams in New York, NY, 1790-97, discussing foreign and domestic politics, the French Revolution, family news, history, and daily activities.

1 box of originals and one box of transcriptions.

Massachusetts Historical Society

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Massachusetts Historical Society

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