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| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
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| 1 | Jefferson, Thomas | Volney, Constantin François Chasseboeuf, Comte de | From Thomas Jefferson to Volney, 9 December 1795 | 1795-12-09 | Two or three days before the reciept of your favor from Philadelphia I had learnt your arrival... |
| 2 | Jefferson, Thomas | Volney, Constantin François Chasseboeuf, Comte de | From Thomas Jefferson to Volney, 10 April 1796 | 1796-04-10 | Your favor of [March] 28. came by our last post: and flatters me with the hope of seeing you... |
| 3 | Jefferson, Thomas | Volney, Constantin François Chasseboeuf, Comte de | From Thomas Jefferson to Volney, [17 December] 1796 | 1796-12-17 | Your letters of [July 12th.] from Gallipolis and of Aug. […] from Lexington were duly received,... |
| 4 | Jefferson, Thomas | Volney, Constantin François Chasseboeuf, Comte de | From Thomas Jefferson to Volney, 8 January 1797 | 1797-01-08 | I recieved yesterday your two favors of Dec. 26. and 29. Your impatience to recieve your valise... |
| 5 | Jefferson, Thomas | Volney, Constantin François Chasseboeuf, Comte de | From Thomas Jefferson to Volney, 9 April 1797 | 1797-04-09 | Your favor of Mar. 15. came to hand a few days ago. It has been among the greatest of my regrets... |
| 6 | Jefferson, Thomas | Volney, Constantin François Chasseboeuf, Comte de | From Thomas Jefferson to Volney, 5 July 1797 | 1797-07-05 | I am really uneasy at your stay here, during the heats of the present season, and in your weak... |
| 7 | Jefferson, Thomas | Volney, Constantin François Chasseboeuf, Comte de | From Thomas Jefferson to Volney, 5 August 1797 | 1797-08-05 | Our post having failed to come as far as Charlottesville the last week delayed my reciept of... |
| 8 | Jefferson, Thomas | Volney, Constantin François Chasseboeuf, Comte de | From Thomas Jefferson to Volney, 17 March 1801 | 1801-03-17 | You left this country in a state of high delirium. the paroxysm was very [tense?], but has been... |