Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1792 - 389 Seiten For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... happy to see you in this habitation , the precincts of which , I think , would be the more pleasant to you as bearing no incon- siderable resemblance to Virginia . M Henley would be happy to receive your daughter , & pay her every ...
... happy to see you in this habitation , the precincts of which , I think , would be the more pleasant to you as bearing no incon- siderable resemblance to Virginia . M Henley would be happy to receive your daughter , & pay her every ...
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... happy to learn from it that you are well and still active in the cause of our country . S. Carolina remains firm too to sound principles . Of her orthodoxy I shall never doubt . You have the peculiar advantage of gathering all your ...
... happy to learn from it that you are well and still active in the cause of our country . S. Carolina remains firm too to sound principles . Of her orthodoxy I shall never doubt . You have the peculiar advantage of gathering all your ...
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... happy , happy days I passed at Monticello . A general war will soon take place in Europe ; the people are determined to be free ; the North of Italy , France , the Low Countries & part of Germany must & will have free & written ...
... happy , happy days I passed at Monticello . A general war will soon take place in Europe ; the people are determined to be free ; the North of Italy , France , the Low Countries & part of Germany must & will have free & written ...
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A.M. Rev able Adams Adieu affectionate American Biography Appleton's Cyclopædia April Archibald Cary Coolidge assurance August believe born Boston Cambridge Charles Charles Francis Adams Congress Coolidge copy Correa Cyclopædia of American dear Martha DEAR SIR December died doubt Edward election England esteem Europe favor February feel France George George Richards Minot George Ticknor give happy Henry hope HUGH NELSON inclose James January Jefferson Coolidge JEFFERSON TO THOMAS John Joseph July June kind land letter LL.B LL.D London March MARTHA JEFFERSON RANDOLPH ment Monroe Monticello never November obliged October opinion Paris person Philadelphia pleasure present President printed probably professors received recieved respect Richmond Samuel sent shew sincere Society thing THOMAS JEFFERSON THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH Ticknor tion Virginia Washington WILLIAM SHORT wish write York