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To Thomas Jefferson from Duler, 8 January 1787

From Duler

Rouen, 8 Jan. 1787. TJ’s letter has emboldened him to state that he did not expect aid in securing a position in “any Bureau at Paris”; hopes he can secure a position in England or France “in some of the American affairs” or possibly “a place of Consul for the french nation in some of the American Ports”; sends testimonial as to character from D’Anmours of Baltimore, which, though in French, he thinks TJ may “perfectly understand” and which he asks to have returned; can supply other testimonials respecting “my morals and Capacity in the line of trade and sea affairs.”

RC (DLC); 2 p.; endorsed. Recorded in SJL as received 10 Jan. 1787. Enclosure not found.

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