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I have received your favors of the 24th. and 26th of last Month. I am much oblig’d by both. The...
By yesterday’s post I received your letter of the 31 of December. I was just about to write to...
My extreme anxiety about the ensuing election of President by the House of Representatives will...
I receivd this morning your letter of the 26th of Decr. It is I believe certain that Jefferson &...
Page 4. Mr. Adams is no doubt under great Obligations to Mr. Hamilton, for “not denying to him...
Rules for Mr Philip Hamilton from the first of April to the first of October he is to rise not...
In announcing to you Mrs. Hamilton’s acceptance of your obliging present and conveying to you the...
The situation we are in, though not unexpected by a few, has filled the public with equal...
Your last letter, My Dear Sir, has given me great pain; not only because it informed me that the...
I have recd. a letter from Mr. W. this morning in which he says. “I have made enquiry respecting...
Letters which myself and others have received from Washington give me much alarm at the prospect...
Several letters to myself & others from the City of Washington, excite in my mind extreme alarm...
Je Vous remet inclus La Lettre que Vous Ecrit Le Cel. Burr, par la quelle il doit Vous faire...
[ New York, December 26, 1800. On January 1, 1801, Marshall wrote to Hamilton : “I receivd this...
The post of yesterday gave me the pleasure of a letter from you. I thank you for the...
I have recd. your favours of the 16th. & 17th. —that of the 16th I communicated to Mr. Marshall &...
I will run the risk with you of giving countenance to a charge lately brought against me, though...
[ New York, December 24, 1800. On January 9, 1801, Gunn wrote to Hamilton : “I have received your...
Burr loves nothing but himself; thinks of nothing but his own aggrandizement, and will be content...
I intirely agree with you, My Dear Sir, that in the event of Jefferson and Burr coming to the...
Mr. Fitch requests the Indulgence of General Hamilton to the enclosed Remarks. They result from...
In Company this Day I heard much said about the Treaty brought to us by Mr. Davie, wherefore as...
I presume some of your friends will present you with a copy of the French Convention. The thing...
I have heared with much regret that the Senate have hesitated to confirm the appointment of Col...
There exists the strongest probability that the electoral votes are equally divided between...
The substance of the convention with France will I presume be known, publickly, in a few days. In...
[ New York, December 17, 1800. On December 25, 1800, Wolcott wrote to Hamilton : “I have recd....
New York, December 16, 1800. “ Le General me Permet—I de lui rappeller qu’il a bien voulu me...
It is now, my Dear Sir, ascertained that Jefferson or Burr will be President and it seems...
Elizabethtown [ New Jersey ] December 15, 1800 . Complains that he cannot collect from the...