AL : Philadelphia, to John Trumbull, New Haven, 1776 Feb. [20].

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AL : Philadelphia, to John Trumbull, New Haven, 1776 Feb. [20].

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Compares the politics of wartime alliances in Europe with those of America, explains why republics are more warlike and formidable than monarchies, and notes the necessity to preserve harmony among the colonies in the present crisis. Apparently fearing enemy interception, Adams simply signed himself "Your friend".

1 item (2 p.) in case; 26 cm.

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