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To John Adams from Uriah Forrest, 25 January 1800

George Town 25 Jany 1800.

Dear Sir,

It is I assure You with great diffidence that I take this liberty; but I could not let my friend & Brother Colo. Plater, visit Philadelphia, without his having an opportunity of Presenting himself to the President. He is a Man of Honour, and as such, I make free to Introduce him to you.

I have the honor to be with every sentiment of Respect and attachment, / Sir, Your most Obedient Servt.

Uriah Forrest

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    To John Adams from Uriah Forrest, 25 January 1800
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    Adams, John
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    25 January 1800

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