Letters Between Adams and Paine on Faith and Freedom
A fragment from 1802 1804 letters between Samuel Adams James Madison and Thomas Paine discusses belief in God infidel ity the Age of Reason religious liberty and the conflict of creed with civil rights. Paine argues for universal philanthropy and de-emphasizes sectarian control while Adams reacts to criticism of religion and governance.
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Deitrand Universal Philanthophy
Letter from Samuel Adams Affectionate Address to a Friend
A trained historical voice reflects on friendship and trust between men pursuing truth. The writer acknowledges Adams and expresses gratitude for a letter and rank received, asserting that errors merit indulgence if believed as truth and stressing open, respectful exchange between colleagues striving for human happiness.
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U S Frigates in Gibraltar Area Reported By Prosperity
News from New York dated January 13 reports the US frigates John Adams and Constitution at Gibraltar. The Prosperity notes Captain Jaughin arrived after 32 days from Gibraltar, with four days earlier the transport Koterprize carried government provisions to allied ships. British troops under General Knox reach Gibraltar en route to Malta.
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