Adams declares Newbury Port letter a forgery
A letter from John Adams dated Amsterdam December 15 1780 and addressed to Thomas Cushing is denounced as a forgery by Adams in a Washington January correspondence. The document, quoted in the Newbury Port Herald, asserts Adams never wrote to Cushing and seeks official filing and possible publication of the denial.
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