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1 Jefferson, Thomas Madison, James To James Madison from Thomas Jefferson, 14 February … 1790-02-14 I received your favor of Jan. 24. the day before yesterday; the President’s of the 21st. was 16...
2 Jefferson, Thomas Madison, James To James Madison from Thomas Jefferson, [ca. 30 March] … 1790-03-30 I forgot to take your final opinion last night as to the mode of conveying official...
3 Jefferson, Thomas Washington, George Thomas Jefferson to George Washington, 12 July 1790 … 1790-07-12 Abstract. 12 July 1790, New York. Secretary Jefferson reports to Washington that he “had a...
4 Jefferson, Thomas Madison, James To James Madison from Thomas Jefferson, 20 September … 1790-09-20 Your servant now returns with many thanks for the aid of him & your horses. I was disappointed in...
5 Jefferson, Thomas Madison, James To James Madison from Thomas Jefferson, 23 September … 1790-09-23 Mr. Randolph arrived last night without having been able to get me a horse, or even to hear of...
6 Jefferson, Thomas Madison, James To James Madison from Thomas Jefferson, [1 January] … 1791-01-01 I intended to have called last night & left with you the inclosed draught of a lre. to Otto but...
7 Jefferson, Thomas Madison, James To James Madison from Thomas Jefferson, 10 January 1791 1791-01-10 Will you be so good as to let me know how much I am in your debt for travelling expences & the...
8 Jefferson, Thomas Madison, James To James Madison from Thomas Jefferson, 12 January 1791 1791-01-12 It being impossible to entertain a doubt that the horse I bought of you was fairly sold, & fairly...
9 Jefferson, Thomas Madison, James To James Madison from Thomas Jefferson, 13 March 1791 1791-03-13 What say you to taking a wade into the country at noon? It will be pleasant above head at least....