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I received your favour of the 12th. You propose to me an abridgement of my works. Some fifty five...
Basanists might have gone farther. he might upon the same principles & with the same arguments...
It is not with any enviable, or eligible Feelings that I find myself, under a necessity of...
I wrote you on the 25th of February on our American Title to all the Rights and Liberties of...
Having never had the honour of any personal acquaintance with you I may commit an indiscretion,...
LEYDEN, March 10, 1781—wrote to Commodore Gillon: “I have received the letter you did me the...
Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! You was the last of my Colleagues! I am left alone! It cannot be long before...
To your studies in Jurisprudence, I wish all the success, which you can possibly wish for...
I have been So much gratified with the Specimen of your Register, which you were So kind as to...
Your Ambition to Spread information of the growing prosperity of your country is amiable and...
I thank you for your favour of the 17th.—I know the integrity, talents and intelligence of great...
Though your Letters give me great Pleasure, I Should regret the Receipt even of your favour of...
Mr John C Gray is to take this letter, & with it my fervent wishes for your happiness, & for that...
The Pamphlet I lent you and the Letters from Governor Mackean you may retain for the time you...
I have more to Say, on Religion. For more than Sixty Years I have been attentive to this great...
Ego recepi tua epistolam a te scriptam Vigesimo tribus mensis Julii. ubi nuntius te a bombardâ...
I have been highly gratified by your obliging letter recd Yesterday. You need not give yourself...
I have received your number 27. 15 October, 13. The large quarto Pamphlet entitled “Principes de...
I congratulate you, & your state and our Nation on the Acquisition of such a secretary of the...
I regret that the Weather deprived me of the Pleasure of meeting The Trustees and Visitors at...
Amsterdam, October 17, 1781—wrote to congress: “There is at present a fermentation in this nation...
I have received your respectful letter of the 21 March. It is not now necessary for me to say any...
I perceive by your Letter of the 7th. that Mr Hay is married to a beautiful little girl, that I...
The Sight of a well known hand, made my heart leap, before I opened your Letter of the 6th. the...
The Old Folk, returning last Evening from an Airing which has become daily necessary for both, to...
I forgot in my last to remark, a very trifling Inaccuracy in yours of June 27 th . The Letter...
I have this day received from the Post Office, three copies of the sketches which with twelve...
A very fortunate day to write to you, My dear Sir, and especialy on a Subject, without which my...
With more joy than I can express I have recd your kind Letter of the 18th. of August. Your Mother...
Suppose Congress Should at one Vote, or by one Act, declare all the Negroes in the United States,...