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No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
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51 | Joy, George | Madison, James | To James Madison from George Joy, 30 March 1816 | 1816-03-30 | There is a great dearth of news at this time from the U.S. and little doing here that has any... |
52 | Joy, George | Madison, James | To James Madison from George Joy, 16 March 1824 | 1824-03-16 | I sent you on the 4th Ult: the Debates on the King’s Speech; and I now cover to your address... |
53 | Joy, George | Madison, James | To James Madison from George Joy, 10 February 1808 | 1808-02-10 | Here is a Pamphlet which I have but just had time to read at one Sitting making the Notes... |
54 | Joy, George | Madison, James | To James Madison from George Joy, 8 March 1809 … | 1809-03-08 | 8 March 1809, London. He has written Lord Grenville regarding inconsistencies in the... |
55 | Joy, George | Madison, James | To James Madison from George Joy, 17 July 1812 | 1812-07-17 | Leaving Town for a few days I sent to Lord Sidmouth the letter of which I take the liberty to... |
56 | Joy, George | Madison, James | To James Madison from George Joy, 15 February 1812 | 1812-02-15 | The inclosed will shew you the cause and the sole cause, of my continuing ’till this time in... |
57 | Joy, George | Madison, James | To James Madison from George Joy, 28 January 1808 | 1808-01-28 | The News of the Embargo reached us three days ago. A Measure more appropriate to the times could... |
58 | Joy, George | Madison, James | George Joy to James Madison, 17 July 1835 | 1835-07-17 | I have been near committing a great Faux pas. The Times of the 9th reported merely that the... |
59 | Joy, George | Madison, James | To James Madison from George Joy, 4 February 1824 | 1824-02-04 | This paper has met with an accident, but I cannot find a new one. They are all bought up; which... |
60 | Joy, George | Madison, James | To James Madison from George Joy, 19 June 1812 | 1812-06-19 | Though the debates of last evening exhibiting the pitiful and undignified manner in which... |