1From Thomas Jefferson to Giovanni Fabbroni, 8 June 1778 (Jefferson Papers)
Your letter of Sep. 15. 1776 from Paris came safe to hand. We have not however had the pleasure of seeing Mr. De Crenis, the bearer of it in this country, as he joined the army in Pennsylvania as soon as he arrived. I should have taken particular pleasure in serving him on your recommendation. From the kind anxiety expressed in your letters as well as from other sources of information we...
2[From Thomas Jefferson to Giovanni Fabbroni, 23 May 1785] (Jefferson Papers)
[ Paris, 23 May 1785 . Entry in SJL reads: “Febroni. Accompanying a copy of Notes on Virginia.” Not found.]
3From Thomas Jefferson to Giovanni Fabbroni, 23 May 1785 (Jefferson Papers)
Mr. Mazzei having done me the favor of establishing a certain degree of acquaintance between us, I took the liberty during the late war of addressing you twice or thrice by letter . I received two letters from you during the same period. Among the agreeable circumstances which my appointment to come to Europe presented to me, one was the pleasure of being placed nearer to you, which gave a...
4[From Thomas Jefferson to Giovanni Fabbroni, 2 March 1786] (Jefferson Papers)
[ Paris, 2 Mch. 1786 . An entry in SJL under this date reads: “Fabbroni to thank him for pamphlets.” Not found.]
5From Thomas Jefferson to Giovanni Fabbroni, 2 March 1786 (Jefferson Papers)
I have for sometime deferred the honor of addressing you, in expectation that our friend Mr. Mazzei on his return from Holland, would go on immediately to Florence. He is now returned, but proposes staying here two months. I must therefore adopt an earlier conveiance to return you my thanks for the pamphlets you were so kind as to inclose to me, and from the perusal of which I received very...
6From Thomas Jefferson to Giovanni Fabbroni, 24 May 1786 (Jefferson Papers)
Your repeated civilities and friendly disposition encourage me to ask your assistance in the following case. There is in the state of Virginia a family of the name of Taliaferro, which has always supposed itself of Italian extraction. The original name is probably Tagliaferro. They are informed that there is a district of country not more than four or five leagues from Florence which bears...
7From Thomas Jefferson to Giovanni Fabbroni, 24 May 1789 (Jefferson Papers)
I have to acknolege the receipt of your favor of Mar. 25. and to thank you for your attentions and services to my friends Mr. Short and Mr. Rutledge. Those gentlemen have spoke to me of yourself and Madame Fabbroni in terms which shew they have been very sensible of your civilities and are very grateful for them. Be so good also as to convey to your brother my acknoledgements for the present...
8From Thomas Jefferson to Giovanni Fabbroni, 26 July 1789 (Jefferson Papers)
I take the liberty of presenting to your notice the Bearer hereof Mr. Benjamin Huger, a young gentleman of South Carolina, and of one of the most distinguished families there. Travelling for his improvement, he will take your city in the course of his tour, and will certainly find that it merits to occupy him some days. I will ask for him those attentions and informations so useful to a...
9From Thomas Jefferson to Giovanni Fabbroni, 30 April 1806 (Jefferson Papers)
It is now some time since I recieved through the channel of mr Appleton, our Consul at Leghorn, your letter of May 15. and your book Dei provvedimenti Annonarj for which I pray you to accept my thanks. the subject of the latter is among the most interesting to man; it is luminously treated, & cannot fail to have effect when the state of the world shall leave legislators the necessary leisure...