Letters / Correspondence

Arthur Lee & Samuel Adams

1-9 of 9 letters
Letters table
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1 Samuel Adams Arthur Lee Describes conditions in Massachusetts.1 "The Town of Marshfield, have lately applied to G. Gage for Leave to have a Meeting, according to the Act of Parliament, & have resolvd as you may... Mar. 4, 1775
2 Samuel Adams Arthur Lee It has been altogether from a Regard to your Safety that I have restraind myself from continuing on My part that Correspondence which you were obliging enough to indulge for several years. I know... Jan. 2, 1777
3 Samuel Adams Arthur Lee I did myself the Honor to write to you on the 2d of Jany past since which your favor of the 21st of the same Month from Paris came to my Hand.1 You have supposd that this Campaign would put General... Jul. 4, 1777
4 Samuel Adams Arthur Lee Your several letters, with their enclosures, came to my hand. And although I have not hitherto acknowledged to you the receipt of them, I assure you I have been and am still improving the... Oct. 26, 1777
5 Samuel Adams Arthur Lee Your several Letters dated as in the Margin,1 with the Inclosures came to my Hand. And although I have not hitherto acknowledged to you the Receipt of them, I assure you I have been and am still... Oct. 1778
6 Arthur Lee Samuel Adams As I was in Virginia when Mr. Lowell arrivd here, it was some time before I receivd your favor by him. It gives me a good deal of concern that we are so soon to lose that Gentleman, his integrity... Jan. 6, 1782
7 Arthur Lee Samuel Adams I cannot lose so good an opportunity as that of Dr Eliot, of enquiring after your health & hoping you are happy.The Session of the Assembly of Virginia in May, calls me from Congress for a... Apr. 21, 1782
8 Arthur Lee Samuel Adams I arrivd here but three days since from Virginia1 when I received your favor of the 21st of Novr. 1782.2 I do not see by the Journals, that any thing has been done relative to the Mr. Burgess you... Jan. 29, 1783
9 Arthur Lee Samuel Adams I had the pleasure of receiving your Letter relative to Capt. Landais.1The representation made by Mr. Morris of his behaviour at the Office of Finance did him such disservice that I am persuaded it... Mar. 5, 1783