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THE LIFE AND WORKS OF JOHN ADAMSs

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THE LIFE AND WORKS OF JOHN ADAMSs
Second Prssids~s of the United States,
EDITED GxANpsoN, CHAKIxs FRANCIS Adams
tho works Of Jsss ADA.. long delayed, win be
bees Obtained IL. intended 20 ssnbrsee in the proposed
collection the works Of MI Adams on Government srsady
most yolumnous mass oil manuscripts which have never
The COLLECTION is to be made and edited by the Hon
Charles Francis Adams, the deposaIy OF all tho manu-
Sr. a. well Of John Adam. :. Of hi, lsseI tho late John
gsblicstos' Calculating the History Of tho Rise and
he ss 's s
year fSss. when the Younger Adams died.
,mns shs ' ns nr 81 tho Two arc much
Adams during nearly all his life, scrupulousy served
and siasui.y asrssnS ' Probsby tho
At lsas. IN the syes Of tho world w prove to
RED on for thirty ,noladins The i. ssst portion Of his
public career. This Diary viii DO found 10 contain great
ments Of the Revolution in Massachusetts and throw
god deal Of new right upon the Proceedpngs Of the great
which the writer conspicuous There also
notes Of the debates during portion of that period which,
In the dearth Of all knowledge OF Them will be highly val
j. We'll known that an intention wa. long entertained
BY the younger Mr. Adams to write memoir Of his father
This. although entirely executed commenced A
most inerstng fragment remains in perfect state and
portion viii be carried on BY the editor. aided by The dis
covery of photographed fragment Of John Adams
himself which will be woven into the body Of his work
The great difficulty will be in the abundance the
rails TO he gathered Of CORRESPONDENCE carried on o
half century, we'll Of unpublished treatlsos Of
various kigds rather to bring them all within reason
able limits purchasers, than short OF what will
ntei the students Of the national history.
Il proposed to issue thu work in ten octave volumes
$ On sS s
of which have been long since exhausted and the
N: s Rr s ~ q y IN aSs%:
by the editor from other SOURCES, will be added.
The private papers as may be considered most likely to
proriote better acquaintance with the times in which
all the valuable contributions which have already been
tsritshed from other quarters On the whole, the pub
Of tho times ia which Mr. Adams lived that ,up.sses in
the patronage OF American people And they strongly
hope they shs lind themselves we'll sustained in
this great enterprise DO encouraged and
feet the other and later pa IT, tho Lie and Works the
no less distinguished son, John Quincy Adams.
moncing during the autumn of lsiS and completed with
b ss es IN VIM TO attention
l. Works upon government
Political papers, including Controversial Publications
of the Revolution.
s. Messages and Public Papers.
Pllys.s Letters on Public ,s Subjects l1n to 1901
Lie by John Quincy Adams, continued by the editor
Original unpublished Letters Franklin Jay Jefier
sr einen, Psaos. Of @ i1a'a ana 0''
The work wirbe beautifully printed in ten Volumes in
pages. and put IN CLOTH at the pros j u Is volume
limited sumbcr Of copies will be struck off on large pa
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. Commissioner of the General Land Office
Mar 8-lAwl3~
nOuce OF inc establishment OF once for IN.
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