871[July 1788] (Adams Papers)
It was nine o’clock before I could get away from Braintree this morning, and I arrived at the...
872Tuesday July 1st. 1788. (Adams Papers)
It was nine o’clock before I could get away from Braintree this morning, and I arrived at the...
8732d. (Adams Papers)
The weather was extremely warm. I amused myself part of the day in reading, and part in shooting....
8743d. (Adams Papers)
Between nine and ten I went with my father from Braintree. We got into Cambridge at about twelve....
8754th. (Adams Papers)
We left Cambridge by nine o’clock, and got into Boston in the midst of the bustle. We went...
8765th. (Adams Papers)
We called this morning at Dr. Welch’s, and at Mr. Guild’s; but left town at about ten o’clock: It...
8776th. (Adams Papers)
The weather was rather disagreeable in the morning, and Mrs. Warren was disposed to stay and pass...
8787th. (Adams Papers)
W. Cranch went to Boston this morning; and I suppose, I shall have but very little of his company...
8798th. (Adams Papers)
I past the greater part of the day in gunning, with my brothers. The weather was as it has been...
8809th. (Adams Papers)
Doctor Leonard came here in the morning: this gentleman came as a passenger with Callahan. He...
88110th. (Adams Papers)
George Warren came over from Milton this forenoon, and paid us a visit. He opened an office in...
88211th. (Adams Papers)
This day completes my twenty first year; It emancipates me from the yoke of paternal authority...
88312th. (Adams Papers)
In the diverse amusements of reading, of shooting birds, and playing upon our flutes we past the...
88413th. (Adams Papers)
Weather still extremely warm. I heard Parson Wibird. Mr. Q. Thaxter was at meeting in the...
88514th. (Adams Papers)
Ben Beale came from Taunton this morning; he did not stop, but promised to come and see us ere...
88615th. (Adams Papers)
Mr. West went away this morning; My Father and my brother Charles, went to Boston; whence they...
88716th. (Adams Papers)
Commencement day. I mounted my horse, somewhat early, and arrived at Cambridge by nine o’clock....
88817th. (Adams Papers)
The young gentlemen who graduated yesterday were. Benjamin Abbot Solomon Adams Thomas Adams...
88918th. (Adams Papers)
Upon the warmest day we have had this Summer I was obliged to go to Boston, upon a hard trotting...
89019th. (Adams Papers)
I was considerably fatigued by my jaunt of yesterday, but made out however to read something, in...
89120th. (Adams Papers)
I tarried at home this forenoon, in order to write a Letter to my Sister. In the afternoon I...
89221st. (Adams Papers)
This morning I left Braintree in company with my brother Tom, who was going to Haverhill; and in...
89322d. (Adams Papers)
I went to see Leonard White this forenoon. His father has been unwell for some days past. His...
89423d. (Adams Papers)
I had almost promised Mr. Thaxter to wait till the afternoon; but as there was an appearance of a...
89524th. (Adams Papers)
I returned, and once more took my seat in the office: but did little this forenoon. Thompson was...
89625th. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Andrews came to town last night, and called to see us at the office this forenoon. They have...
89726th. (Adams Papers)
I went to pay a visit to Mrs. Hooper: but disappointed her by having no news from her son Jo, who...
89827th. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Andrews preached for us this day; and was somewhat longer than usual to the great...
89928th. (Adams Papers)
I finished reading Bacon’s pleas and pleading: but the subject is so knotty that I must at some...
90029th. (Adams Papers)
After spending the day as usual, I walk’d with Stacey and Putnam. After going some way into...