Thomas Jefferson to Henry Jackson, 1 February 1816
To Henry Jackson
Monticello Feb. 1. 16.
Dear Sir
After I had sealed my letter of yesterday, a mail arrived, bringing me one from mr Cathalan, which informs me that mine to him of July 3. had never got to his hands. as this went thro’ the same channel (the Secy of state’s office) with mine to you of July 5. it shews that the doubt expressed in your favor of Nov. 9. was real, and that that letter had not then got to hand. it covered one to Mde de Staël, and another to mr Ticknor, and I hope has since got to your hands. mr Terril’s immediate departure for Paris furnishes so happy an opportunity of replacing that to mr Cathalan, that I take the liberty of giving it the protection of your cover and of repeating here the assurances of my great esteem & respect
Th: Jefferson
PoC (DLC); on verso of reused address cover to TJ; at foot of text: “Dr Henry Jackson”; endorsed by TJ as a letter to be carried “by D. Terril” and so recorded in SJL. Enclosure: TJ to Stephen Cathalan, 1 Feb. 1816.
Index Entries
- Cathalan, Stephen (Étienne) (1757–1819); H. Jackson conveys TJ’s letters to search
- Jackson, Henry (1778–1840); as chargé d’affaires in Paris search
- Jackson, Henry (1778–1840); conveys TJ’s letters search
- Jackson, Henry (1778–1840); letters to search
- Jefferson, Thomas; Correspondence; European search
- Monroe, James; as secretary of state search
- Monroe, James; TJ forwards letters through search
- Staël Holstein, Anne Louise Germaine Necker, baronne de; conveyance of TJ’s letter to search
- Ticknor, George; H. Jackson conveys letters to search