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| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, 21 March 1809 | 1809-03-21 | I feel a reluctance in addressing myself to you, which the knowledge of your character will... |
| 2 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, [15 November 1809] | 1809-11-15 | The nature & importance of the Object of this Prospectus is the only apology I can offer, for an... |
| 3 | Overton, Samuel | Jefferson, Thomas | Samuel Overton to Thomas Jefferson, 14 November 1810 | 1810-11-14 | What do you think of y e times & c NB—the times are better y n yesterday or y e day before in y e... |
| 4 | Polly, John | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, [received 22] November … | 1810-11-22 | John Polly is a crazy man and wants to see you very much, If you (or any body) who this should... |
| 5 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous (“Goodwill”) to Thomas Jefferson, 13 April … | 1812-04-13 | You will not doubt the sincerity of the writer when he assures you, that he has been upon his... |
| 6 | Anonymous | Enclosure: Notes on Tarragon by an Unidentified Author … | 1812-05-11 | Tarragon is a plant, much us’d in Sallads. it hath a Sharp aromatic taste, and contains many oily... | |
| 7 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous ("Goodwill") to Thomas Jefferson, 1 June 1812 | 1812-06-01 | Being retired, as you now are from the affairs of State, you doubtless have much time which you... |
| 8 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous ("Goodwill") to Thomas Jefferson, 24 August … | 1812-08-24 | Your friend, who has been long silent, desires once more to address you. And, as it may be the... |
| 9 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, 21 February 1813 | 1813-02-21 | The enclosed was written by Judge Innis —after perusing the dispatches of gen l Harrison to gov.... |
| 10 | Anonymous | Unidentified Author’s Short Biography of Meriwether … | 1813-08-18 | M Lewis , born August 18, o f 74 in Albemarle . he at first went to common day schools, learning... | |
| 11 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, [received 19 November … | 1814-11-19 | I have looked to your Library as a source from whence the late national loss might be nearly,... |
| 12 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, [ca. 6 March 1816] | 1816-03-06 | The hope of giving you some information that my experience and pursuits in life enable me to... |
| 13 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, 26 May 1816 | 1816-05-26 | The numerous, vindictve and malicious Aspersions that have appeared in our public papers to... |
| 14 | Jefferson, Thomas | Ritchie, Thomas | Anonymous (Thomas Jefferson) to the Richmond Enquirer … | 1817-08-28 | In compliance with your desire on my departure for the springs I availed myself of a short stay... |
| 15 | Stringfellow”, “Laban | Jefferson, Thomas | “Laban Stringfellow” to Thomas Jefferson, [by 19 April … | 1818-04-19 | This circular which I take the Liberty of addressing to you is the effusion of an old fellow who... |
| 16 | Stringfellow”, “Laban | Enclosure: Poem by “Laban Stringfellow” on a Footrace … | 1818-04-19 | F or your edification and amusement, I send the following poem , in which my feeble muse... | |
| 17 | Anonymous Republicans in Charleston, South … | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous Republicans in Charleston, South Carolina, to … | 1818-10-16 | Knowing it will give you great pleasure to hear that your old and valued friend M r Charles... |
| 18 | “Detector” | Noah, Mordecai Manuel | Enclosure: “Detector” to Editor of the New York … | ≈1818-10-20 | I have lately seen the painting by colonel Trumbull , “ representing the Declaration of... |
| 19 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, 18 December 1818 | 1818-12-18 | I rejoice to find you engaged in your latter days, in so laudable an undertaking as that of... |
| 20 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, 19 December 1818 | 1818-12-19 | Observing in the Enquirer, a Letter from yourself , addressed to “ Charles Pinckney Esqr. ” I... |
| 21 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, [between 19 December … | ≈1818-12-19 | I feel an increasing concern for your happiness and salvation. Since the enclosed was sealed, the... |
| 22 | “Common Sense & Co.” | Jefferson, Thomas | “Common Sense & Co.” to Thomas Jefferson, 12 January … | 1819-01-12 | What can be your thoughts on the distracted Country by your Philosophical arts & intrigues (... |
| 23 | “Zed” | Jefferson, Thomas | “Zed” (“Franklin”) to Thomas Jefferson, 3 February 1819 | 1819-02-03 | As the publck has gave you the credit of Drafting the Declaration of Independance, and as you... |
| 24 | Anonymous | Enclosure: Anonymous Notes on the Alleged 20 May 1775 … | 1819-06-22 | N. Carolina , Mecklenburg county , } May 20, 1775. In the spring of 1775, the leading characters... | |
| 25 | Stanley, Eunice Huntington | Jefferson, Thomas | From Anonymous (Eunice Huntington Stanley) to Thomas … | 1820-04-03 | Do I presume to far in placing implicit reliance on the well known generosity and philanthrophy... |
| 26 | Anonymous | Account of a Visit to Monticello and Montpellier by … | 1820-08-13 | You request me to give you some account of my late excursion to Virginia . I comply with the... | |
| 27 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | “A Republican of 98” to Thomas Jefferson, 6 June 1821 | 1821-06-06 | Altho you are advanced in life—yet your Vision is clear—& Judgment sound—therefore justice must... |
| 28 | Anonymous | Jefferson, Thomas | Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, 20 July 1821 | 1821-07-20 | Excuse me of taking the liberty to send you one of the papers inclosed within concerning the... |
| 29 | Anonymous | Enclosure: Anonymous Description of “Celebration of … | ≈1821-07-16 | ON Monday the Africans, and descendants of Africans, in this town , held their annual... | |
| 30 | “The Ghost of Franklin | Jefferson, Thomas | “The Ghost of Franklin” to Thomas Jefferson, 25 July … | 1821-07-25 | Mr Jefferson —will be happy to learn that great progress is making here in gett g suitable (not... |