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Docno: DJA04Q124
Author: JA
Recipient: Palmer, Joseph
Date: 1780-02-15

[To Joseph Palmer]

[dateline] Paris Feb. 15. 1780

[salute] Sir

I have the pleasure of inclosing two Letters from your Friends at Braintree to you, and one from Mr. Cranch to a Relation of his. It gave me pleasure to hear of your safe Arrival in Europe, And I shall be happy in an Opportunity of conveying any Letters to your Friends. I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant
[signed] John Adams

[addrLine] Mr. Joseph Palmer.16

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