Jefferson's Letters: Selections from the Private and Political Correspondence, Telling the Story of American Independence and the Founding of the American GovernmentHale, 1939 - 374 Seiten |
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... received visits from Mr. Bache and Dr. Leib . I received them always with pleasure , be- cause they are men of abilities , and of principles the most friendly to liberty and our present form of government . Mr. Bache has another claim ...
... received visits from Mr. Bache and Dr. Leib . I received them always with pleasure , be- cause they are men of abilities , and of principles the most friendly to liberty and our present form of government . Mr. Bache has another claim ...
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... received a letter from General Clarke . He has employed ten laborers several weeks , at the Big - bone Lick , and has shipped the result , in three large boxes , down the Ohio , via New Orleans , for this place , where they are daily ...
... received a letter from General Clarke . He has employed ten laborers several weeks , at the Big - bone Lick , and has shipped the result , in three large boxes , down the Ohio , via New Orleans , for this place , where they are daily ...
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... received from him , as chair- man of the Committee , a letter of July 20th , requesting me to attend and assist at their deliberations ; but I excused myself , on the obvious considera- tions , that my mission was to the King as Chief ...
... received from him , as chair- man of the Committee , a letter of July 20th , requesting me to attend and assist at their deliberations ; but I excused myself , on the obvious considera- tions , that my mission was to the King as Chief ...
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