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11 Jefferson, Thomas Hay, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 26 May 1807 1807-05-26 We are this moment informed by a person who left Richmond since the 22d. that the prosecution of...
12 Jefferson, Thomas Hay, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 28 May 1807 1807-05-28 I have this moment rec’d your letter of the 25th. and hasten to answer it. if the grand jury do...
13 Jefferson, Thomas Hay, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 2 June 1807 1807-06-02 While Burr’s case is depending before the court, I trouble you from time to time with what occurs...
14 Jefferson, Thomas Hay, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 5 June 1807 1807-06-05 Your favor of the 31st. has been recieved, and I think it will be fortunate if any circumstance...
15 Jefferson, Thomas Hay, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 12 June 1807 1807-06-12 Your letter of the 9th is this moment recieved. Reserving the necessary right of the President of...
16 Madison, James Hay, George From James Madison to George Hay, 17 June 1807 1807-06-17 I received by the mail of last evening, your letter of the 13th. instant, and in compliance with...
17 Jefferson, Thomas Hay, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 17 June 1807 1807-06-17 In answering your letter of the 9th. which desired a communication of one to me from Genl....
18 Jefferson, Thomas Hay, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 17 June 1807 1807-06-17 The inclosed letter is written in a spirit of conciliation & with the desire to avoid conflicts...
19 Jefferson, Thomas Hay, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 19 June 1807 1807-06-19 Yours of the 17th. was recieved last night. three blank pardons had been (as I expect) made up &...
20 Jefferson, Thomas Hay, George From Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 20 June 1807 1807-06-20 Mr. Latrobe now comes on as a witness against Burr. his presence here is with great inconvenience...