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If I could dream as much Wit as you, I think I should wish to go to Sleep for the rest of my...
When a young man I read Sidney upon government. In one of his Chapters, he agitates the following...
Retired as I live from the political World, and devoted as I am Obliged to be to the duties of my...
Your Anecdotes are always extreamly Aprospros and none of them more So than those in your Letter...
I agree with Sidney as quoted in your favour of the 13th. That civil War is preferable to Slavery...
The Medical Professors of the University of Pennsylvania beg leave to address you upon a Subject...
I have been prevented from acknowledging, as soon as I could have wished, your kind favor of the...
It would be well, if legislators were taught before they begin to legislate, that there are...
Thank you for your favor of the 1st. I might have quoted Job as well as St Paul, as a Precedent:...
I rejoice to find that Pensilvania has returned to reason and Duty in the affair of the Miss...
Though late, I hope I am not among the last of your friends in congratulating you upon your...
I am much pleased with the Specimen you have given of the Use of your Wings upon a certain...
20 May 1809, Philadelphia. His son, Dr. James Rush, visits Washington to make a call upon the...
Your Letters are not apt to lie a month unacknowledged. That of May 5th. is before me since which...
My son Richard who has been a customer for the Aurora ever since he lived at the Jersey College,...
A thousand thanks to Richard for his Auroras and ten thousand to you for your Letter of the 14th....
I enclose you three numbers of Duane’s papers that you may see in what manner the late news from...
“salus, honor et bonus Appetitus.” to use the Words of Molière— from Dear sir ever / Yrs MHi :...
I thank you for your favour of July 26 and its Enclosures. You have frequently, in a most...
I send you herewith some more of Col Duane’s papers. You will perceive in One of them proposals...
I enclose you four numbers of Duane’s paper. They contain a good deal of matter relative to the...
If I were not as disinterested as a Patriot, I should answer every Line from you as soon as recd....
Thanks for yours of Aug. 25 and the Papers enclosed. They are very high and very warm. You...
Although for many years past I have read nothing, but books upon medicine on week days, & upon...
I have long owed you a letter in answer to yours of May 3. an acknolegement of the reciept of the...
I recd. in course yours of the 7th. Fox was a remarkable Character. I admire the Morsell of...
“Great men (says Lord Bacon) have neither Ancestors nor posterity.” This, you and I know is not...
My Son Richard Rush has requested me to beg the favor of you to accept of the enclosed pamphflet...
Bacon the great Bacon was fond of Paradoxes. What could The Old Hunks mean by Great Men having...
Who were the ancestors and posterity of Homer, Demosthenes, Plato and Aristotle? who were the...