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| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
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| 1 | Jefferson, Thomas | Gallatin, Albert | Thomas Jefferson to Albert Gallatin, 16 March 1817 | 1817-03-16 | This will be handed to you by mr William C. Preston a young gentleman of this state, either son,... |
| 2 | Madison, James | Gallatin, Albert | From James Madison to Albert Gallatin, [ca. 31] March … | 1817-03-31 | Notwithstanding the lapse of time, nothing definitive has taken place, in concert with Mr.... |
| 3 | Adams, John | Gallatin, Albert | From John Adams to Albert Gallatin, 11 April 1817 | 1817-04-11 | Give me leave to introduce to you, Mr Theodore Lyman junior, a young Gentleman of Education and... |
| 4 | Jefferson, Thomas | Gallatin, Albert | Thomas Jefferson to Albert Gallatin, [before 6 June … | 1817-06-06 | The importance that the inclosed letters should safely reach their destination impels me to avail... |
| 5 | Jefferson, Thomas | Gallatin, Albert | Thomas Jefferson to Albert Gallatin, 23 June 1817 | 1817-06-23 | In a letter of the 6 th inst. I took the liberty of troubling you with a part of my annual... |
| 6 | Jefferson, Thomas | Gallatin, Albert | Thomas Jefferson to Albert Gallatin, 15 February 1818 | 1818-02-15 | I take the liberty of putting under the protection of your cover a letter to Cardinal Dugnani at... |
| 7 | Jefferson, Thomas | Gallatin, Albert | Thomas Jefferson to Albert Gallatin, 9 April 1818 | 1818-04-09 | I avail myself as usual of the protection of your cover for my letters. that to Cathalan need... |
| 8 | Jefferson, Thomas | Gallatin, Albert | Thomas Jefferson to Albert Gallatin, 24 November 1818 | 1818-11-24 | Your letter of July 22 . was most acceptable to me, by the distinctness of the view it presented... |
| 9 | Jefferson, Thomas | Gallatin, Albert | Thomas Jefferson to Albert Gallatin, 26 December 1820 | 1820-12-26 | ‘It is said to be an ill wind which blows favorably to no one.’ my ill health has long suspended... |
| 10 | Jefferson, Thomas | Gallatin, Albert | Thomas Jefferson to Albert Gallatin, 25 May 1821 | 1821-05-25 | Th: Jefferson requests mr Gallatin to give a safe passage to the inclosed letters, and salutes... |