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Memorial of Mrs. Abigail Adams Felt

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    George Washington Felt journal

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    The journal covers Felt's voyages on board the ship Rival from Boston to San Francisco, San Francisco to Callao, Peru, and then from Callao to Hampton Roads. Felt gives great detail regarding the events on board the ship, fights among the crew, daily chores and duties, ships and locations passed, the weather and sea conditions, and the longitude and latitude of the ship. The last few pages of the journal are "reminiscences" Felt wrote after the voyage regarding his feelings about being a sailor and his memories of San Francisco (including a visit to a Chinese Temple), and Callao and the Chincha Islands, Peru. Scattered throughout the journal are sketches of ships drawn by Felt; also included is a photo of Felt.

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    John Adams, Philadelphia, letter to Abigail Adams, Braintree, Massachusetts :

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    Letter regarding Adams' extended separation from his family in which he lists the multiple tasks involved in the founding of the new nation. Contemporary copy of a letter that was intercepted by the British.

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    Letter from Martha Washington to Abigail Adams

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    Autograph letter signed. (1 page)

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    Abigail Adams letter to Hannah Phillips Cushing

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    Manuscripts

    Autograph letter signed.

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