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| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
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| 61 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 10 September … | 1792-09-10 | Gibraltar, 10 Sep. 1792. He continues to write by the same conveyance. Chiappe was surprised by... |
| 62 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 1 October 1792 | 1792-10-01 | Gibraltar, 1 Oct. 1792. Having nothing worth communicating from Barbary, he sends copies of his... |
| 63 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 26 October … | 1792-10-26 | Cadiz, 26 Oct. 1792. Since his letter of 1 Oct. everything has remained tranquil in Morocco. He... |
| 64 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 20 November … | 1792-11-20 | Cadiz, 20 Nov. 1792. Nothing consequential has happened in Morocco since his last letter, nor is... |
| 65 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 17 December … | 1792-12-17 | Cadiz, 17 Dec. 1792 . Even though he could wish to hold this letter until the contents can be... |
| 66 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 19 December … | 1792-12-19 | Cadiz, 19 Dec. 1792 . Intelligence from Rabat and Tangier confirms the account in his last of the... |
| 67 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 27 December … | 1792-12-27 | On the 24th. I received under Cover from Mr. Pinckney several papers from Philadelphia, dated the... |
| 68 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 27 December … | 1792-12-27 | As it is impossible to pass Bills at Gibraltar for the necessary Sum, and as the exportation of... |
| 69 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 2 January 1793 | 1793-01-02 | Cadiz, 2 Jan. 1793 . Contrary winds having detained the vessel by which he intends to proceed to... |