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1 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 21 September 1813 | 1813-09-21 | Letter not found. 21 September 1813. Acknowledged in JM to Mason, 23 Sept. 1813 , which suggests... |
2 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 24 April 1805 | 1805-04-24 | Mr Suttle caled on you as you requested with a note in due Form to offer tomorrow at the Bank of... |
3 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 13 July 1808 | 1808-07-13 | I beg leave to represent that in the month of June last, there was shipped by my Predecessor in... |
4 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 14 May 1810 | 1810-05-14 | I had the honour to intimate to you in conversation the other day that remonstrances had been... |
5 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 14 July 1808 | 1808-07-14 | I enclose you your note for $500 Paid at the Bank of Columbia on the 30th. Ulto. by your Check on... |
6 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 9 March 1813 … | 1813-03-09 | 9 March 1813 , “ Indian office .” “In conformity with the law of 2d. March 1811 —I have the... |
7 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 4 September 1812 | 1812-09-04 | I entreat you to attribute the Subject of this letter to it’s true motive—the most honest and... |
8 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 7 July 1806 | 1806-07-07 | The loss I experienced a few Days agoe, of my Summer Residence, by fire, and the consequent... |
9 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 26 August 1805 | 1805-08-26 | On the 15th. Inst your note for $500 endorsed by me became due in the Bank of Columbia. As I was... |
10 | Mason, John | Madison, James | To James Madison from John Mason, 4 June 1802 … | 1802-06-04 | 4 June 1802, Georgetown. “Mr Nicholas King of the City of Washington, who will do himself the... |