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Adams, John (1735-1826, designated as JA in The Adams Papers):
Health and Illnesses
LJA01
LJA02
LJA03
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mentioned46
recovery from 1781 illness31
“I have been, to the very gate of the other Mansion. My Feet had well nigh Stumbled on the dark mountains”3
1781 illness cited as impairing intellect of1
PJA12
“Anxiety is good for my Health I believe”1
AFC04
bleeding as treatment1
PJA12
cares for Thaxter1
PJA13
Dana on1
PJA12
describes ailments1
AFC05
eye disorder1
PJA11
gout1
PJA13
health conditions in Holland1
AFC05
Holland will chill “every drop of Blood in My Veins”1
AFC05
horseback riding as cure1
PJA13
“I cannot pass a Spring, or fall, without an ill Turn”1
AFC02
illness at Auteuil (1783)1
AFC03
inquiries about1
PJA13
“I shall never be a Strong Man”1
AFC05
James Jay as physician of1
PJA13
prevents rapid journey to Paris1
PJA13
prevents travel to see Lafayette1
PJA12
stagnant waters and1
PJA13
“The [French] Climate and soil agree with me—so do the Cookery and even the Manners of the People ... Churlish Republican, as some ... call me”1
AFC03
tumor in neck1
AFC04
wants long rest1
AFC05
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