1To Thomas Jefferson from Dr. John Vaughan, 29 December 1801 (Jefferson Papers)
It has been suggested to me by a member of Congress , who has seen the specimen volumes of the political writings of Mr. Dickinson, that you would probably accept one of those volumes for the present—on this belief, I have enclosed a copy per mail, which you will please to accept:—permit me to add, the work will be completed & delivered about the first of February; & the editors design to...
2To Thomas Jefferson from Henry Voigt, 29 December 1801 (Jefferson Papers)
The Citizens of Philadelphia, friends to our Government and your administration, have often expressed a desire of seeing a Medalion struck to commemorate the declaration of Independence and the last triumph of republicanism on the 4th March 1801—, and I know that not only the Citizens of this State but every true Patriot in the Union would be pleased to have those Epochas handed down to...