Thomas Jefferson Papers

From Thomas Jefferson to Blome, 27 June 1788

To Blome

Paris June 27. 1788.

Sir

I have the honor now to inclose you the letter for his Excellency the count de Bernstorff which you were so kind as to undertake to forward.  I sincerely wish the effect of it may be that you may be charged with the settlement of the affair which is the subject of it. It would assure to us a candid and speedy arrangement. Permit me to add to these wishes the assurances of respect & attachment with which I have the honor to be, Sir, Your most obedient & most humble servant,

Th: Jefferson

PrC (DLC). Enclosure: TJ to Bernstorff, 19 June 1788.

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