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| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 91 | Jefferson, Thomas | Harrison, Benjamin | From Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Harrison, 22 October … | 1779-10-22 | Since the date of my former letter to you, I have received the inclosed resolutions of Congress... |
| 92 | Jefferson, Thomas | Harrison, Benjamin | Thomas Jefferson and George Wythe to Benjamin Harrison … | 1779-06-18 | The committee appointed in pursuance of an act of General Assembly passed in 1776, intituled “An... |
| 93 | Jefferson, Thomas | Harrison, Benjamin | [From Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Harrison, 17? June … | 1779-06-17 | [ Williamsburg, 17? June 1779 . JHD Journal of the House of Delegates of the Commonwealth of... |
| 94 | Jefferson, Thomas | Harrison, Benjamin | From Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Harrison, 8 June 1779 | 1779-06-08 | Since receiving the resolutions of Congress calling for an additional sum of money, which I had... |
| 95 | Jefferson, Thomas | Harrison, Benjamin | [From Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Harrison, 7 June … | 1779-06-07 | [ Williamsburg, 7 June 1779 . A. L. S., 1 p., Henkels Catalogue No. 906 (Hampton L. Carson Sale,... |
| 96 | Henry, Patrick | Inhabitants West of Laurel Hill | Virginia and Pennsylvania Delegates in Congress to the … | 1775-07-25 | It gives us much concern to find that disturbances have arisen and still continue among you... |
| 97 | Henry, Patrick | Randolph, Peyton | From Thomas Jefferson to the President of the Virginia … | 1775-07-11 | The continued sitting of Congress prevents us from attending our colony Convention: but, directed... |
| 98 | Jefferson, Thomas | Cary, Archibald | From Thomas Jefferson to Archibald Cary and Benjamin … | 1774-12-09 | As I mean to be a conscientious observer of the measures generally thought requisite for the... |