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I had the honor, yesterday, to receive your favor of the 31st. ulto. enclosing a letter from Mr....
Permit a friend & relative, though a stranger, to address you upon a subject deeply interesting...
I feel extremely obliged to you for the polite manner in which you have been pleased to notice my...
In attempting to write the Life of my Father in law, the late Chief Justice Ellsworth, I am under...
I beg leave to refer you to the foregoing statement of the organization of our Society, and of...
While I feel that, as an utter stranger, I am taking a very great liberty with you when I address...
Will you do me the favour of informing me whether or not the correspondence between yourself & my...
I desired very much to have had the pleasure of paying my respects to yourself & Mrs. Madison on...
As a Stranger, I ought not, by the laws of courtesy, to intrude myself on your notice. But in...
I do myself the honour of sending you a pamphlet explanatory of the proceedings of the late...
The enclosed letter from Col: Ch: Todd was recd. to day. I have an imperfect recollection of the...
Professor Palfrey of Harvard College being desirous of paying his respects to you on his return...
I am about to trouble you in a matter of delicacy and of interest. I do so, not without great...
Having made a partial collection of the autographs of distinguished individuals, the undersigned...
I hardly know how sufficiently to express the very great delight and instruction I derived from...
A few days after the date of my late letter to you, I heard that Gen: Armstrongs Book was in the...
It is probable that I shall go abroad about the end of next month to divide a twelvemonth between...
I have come thus far with a design long cherished to afford myself the gratification of paying...
Allow me to present to you my Son Mr. Smith T. Van Buren—who is desirous of paying his respects...
’L’amitié d’un grand homme est un bienfait des dieux’--Voltaire I am not certain that I have...
I had the honor to receive your favour respecting the correspondence between yourself and Mr....
I feel it to be my first and most grateful duty on my return from the delightful pilgrimage to...
I hope you will not deem my addressing you an intrusion; but I am compelled by my necessities to...
Lieut. Hudson of the Navy has just given me in charge for you the enclosed Diploma of Honorary...
Having some time ago obtained your permission to inscribe my life of Mr. Jefferson to you, I...
I have the honour to inform you that at a stated meeting of the American Historical Society of...