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February 26. JAMES WINTHROP TO MERCY Warren
Opinion on her history. Governor Hutchinson.
March 6. CATHERINE MACAULAY GRAHAM TO MERCY Warren
Governments of America. Adams' work on the constitutions. A treaty
with France. Personal matters.
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283
March 12. BENJAMIN LINCOLN TO MR. AND MRS. WARREN
Commends Henry Warren.
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May 2. MERCY WARREN TO HENRY KNOX
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Relief for her son.
May 14. ABIGAIL ADAMS TO MERCY WARREN
Montague on Shakespeare. London manners unfriendly to easy
social intercourse. Mrs. Fitzherbert. Henry Warren's service. Has a
grandson. Occupation of Mr. Adams.
May 18. JAMES WARREN TO JOHN Adams
. 291
Views on politics and government. Proposal to annihilate the Senate. The rebellion. Choice of Hancock. Will stand for the town of Milton.
May 30. HENRY Knox to Mercy Warren
Reflections on politics. Monstrous system of the state governments.
Remedy offered by the convention. Formation of a constitution.
August 21. HENRY KNOX TO MERCY WARREN
Good promise of the convention. Personal loss.
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Awaits deliberations of the convention. Grounded on simple demo- cracy. Mrs. Russell. Marriage of her daughter.
December 25. JOHN ADAMS TO MERCY WARREN
The Sack of Rome. American books in London.
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1788
March
CATHERINE MACAULAY GRAHAM TO MERCY WARREN
Death of Mrs. Russell. The convention's results. Trial of Warren
Hastings.
301
October 29. CATHERINE MACAULAY GRAHAM TO MERCY WARREN. 303
The national government. Mr. Adams' return to America. Brave
stand of the Turks.
1789
March 2. JOHN ADAMS to Mercy Warren
Rest in retreat. Obedience of the people.
March 9. MERCY Warren TO HENRY KNOX
Would like to see the Federal City. Wishes for Washington.
March 29. HENRY Knox to MERCY WARREN
The new administration. Not yet fully organized.
April 2. MERCY WARREN TO JOHN ADAMS
Widow of Colonel Walker. Calumnies against General Warren. Wishes
for his happiness.
May 7. MERCY WARREN TO JOHN ADAMS
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Persecution of General Warren. Attacks upon the son. Influence at
work in the insurgents.
May 29. JOHN ADAMS TO MERCY WARREN
Unpopularity of General Warren. Has no patronage. Incendiaries in
Massachusetts. President is source of honor.
313
June 18. MERCY WARREN TO HENRY KNOX
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Offices for Henry and Winslow Warren. Washington.
July 9. HENRY KNOX TO MERCY WARREN
316
Henry Warren's wish for an appointment. The president and candi-
dates. No appointments in the military establishment.
1790
March 25. BENJAMIN LINCOLN to Mercy Warren
Her proposed History. Proffers assistance.
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June 4. GEORGE WASHINGTON TO MERCY Warren
Accepts the dedication of her Poems.
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June 12. MARtha WashingtON TO MERCY WARREN
· 319
Severe illness of the President. Her grandchildren. Hopes to get to
Mt. Vernon.
July 13. JAMES WINTHROP TO MERCY WARREN
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Subscriptions to her book. Death of Madam Winthrop. Hancock's
disorder.
September 24. MERCY WARREN TO JOHN ADAMS
September 21. BENJAMIN LINCOLN TO MERCY WARREN
Return of her son Henry. Siege of Charleston.
Sends her Poems.
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September 24. MERCY WARREN TO HENRY KNOX
Presents her volume of Poems.
November 4. GEORGE WASHINGTON to Mercy Warren
Acknowledges the gift of her Poems.
December 26. JOHN ADAMS TO MERCY WARREN
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On her Poems.
1791
January 14. MERCY WARREN TO JOHN ADAMS
An unsealed letter. Her volumes.
July 1. ALEXANDER Hamilton to MERCY Warren
Acknowledges her volume.
August 3. JAMES WINTHROP TO MERCY WARREN
Gibbons History. Mrs. Macaulay's reply to Burke.
1792
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January 12. HENRY KNOX TO MERCY WARREN
Condolence for death of her son George.
March 4. MRS. J. SARGENT MURRAY TO MERCY WARREN
Sends proposals.
April 20. JABEZ BOWEN to Mercy Warren
Family matters.
1797
February 20. JOHN ADAMS TO ELBRIDGE GERRY
Information from the South. Mr. Jefferson. News from abroad.
March 4. ABIGAIL ADAMS TO MERCY WARREN
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Congratulations and reflections.
October 1. ABIGAIL ADAMS TO MERCY WARREN
· 333
Death of her mother. A carriage accident. About to leave Quincy.
Pestilence.
1798
March 15. HARRISON GRAY OTIS TO MERCY Warren
His health. European relations.
· 334
April 25. ABIGAIL ADAMS TO MERCY WARREN
· 336
Contest with France. Demand for a contribution. The nation being
aroused. Good sense of the people. Message from the president.
June 17. ABIGAIL ADAMS TO MERCY WARREN
French oppression. Address and reply. The envoys in France. Sup-
port of the president.
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Pleasure in seeing her writing. A visit from her son. Times have
February 8. THOMAS JEFFERSON TO MERCY WARREN.
Subscriptions to her History.
· 345
June 1. MRS. J. SARGENT MURRAY TO MERCY WARREN
Her subscription paper.
November 25. JOHN DICKINSON TO MERCY WARREN
Relations with James Otis.
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1806
April 26. THOMAS JEFFERSON TO MERCY WARREN
Has received her History.
December 22. JOHN DICKINSON TO MERCY WARREN
His health. Great changes in prospect. Her History.
1807
February 4. JAMES WINTHROP TO MERCY WARREN
Comments on her History. On war and retaliation.
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350
March 9. ABIGAIL ADAMS to Mercy WarrEN
Her health. Counting years by revolutions. John Adams on Napoleon.
Aaron Burr. Young Smith's Quixotism. Mrs. Lincoln's death.
March II. JAMES WINTHROP TO MERCY WARREN
Bernard's titles. Death of Mrs. Ware.
1808
May 3. JAMES WINTHROP TO MERCY WARREN
Promise of a visit. The embargo and politics.
October 1. JAMES WINTHROP TO MERCY WARREN
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His book and her criticisms. The new order of things. Sir William
Jones' poems. The passion flower.
Consecration to religious uses. The passion flower. His brother's
catalogue.
November 12. JAMES WINTHROP TO MERCY WARREN.
Dickinson's works. Generous living. His tracts on prophecies.
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1810
July 25. JAMES WINTHROP TO MERCY WARREN
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His view of prophecy. Its consummation. Need of a universal govern-
Mr. Baldwin's books. The newspapers of Boston. Is studying the
Russian language.