Early Diary of John Adams, volume 1
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The Adams Papers
- Thomas Boylston Adams,
Massachusetts Historical Society - Franklin Lewis Ford,
Harvard University - Walter Muir Whitehill,
Boston Athenaeum - Thomas James Wilson,
Harvard University Press
- Samuel Flagg Bemis,
Yale University - Julian Parks Boyd,
Princeton University - Paul Herman Buck,
Harvard University - David Donald,
The Johns Hopkins University - Philip May Hamer,
National Historical Publications Commission - Mark DeWolfe Howe,
Harvard University - Leonard Woods Labaree,
Yale University - Robert Earle Moody,
Boston University - Samuel Eliot Morison,
Harvard University - Kenneth Ballard Murdock,
Harvard University - Stephen Thomas Riley,
Massachusetts Historical Society - Ernest Samuels,
Northwestern University - Arthur Meier Schlesinger,*
Harvard University - Clifford Kenyon Shipton,
American Antiquarian Society - Vernon Dale Tate,
United States Naval Academy
* Died 30 October 1965
The acorn and oakleaf device on the preceding page is redrawn from a seal cut for John Quincy Adams after 1830. The motto is from Caecilius Statius as quoted by Cicero in the First Tusculan Disputation: Serit arbores quae alteri seculo prosint (“He plants trees for the benefit of later generations”).