To John Adams from Alden Bradford

2 February 1822

Sir,	Boston Feby 2d

You will oblige me very much, by giving me an account of the discussion between yourself & Genl. Brattle in Jany 1773 respecting the Judges’ tenure of office &c

I wish to give a correct & full view of that controversy—what passed between the Genl. Assembly & the Govr. I have—But wish also to know the particular points discussed by you with M Brattle—Excuse my giving you this trouble: & accept, I pray you / the expression of my most respectful regards

A. Bradford

MHi: Adams Papers.

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