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The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Retirement Series, Volume 20

Name: The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Retirement Series, Volume 20
Author: Thomas Jefferson, J. Jefferson Looney, J. Jefferson Looney

1 July 1823 to 31 March 1824

Thomas Jefferson,

J. Jefferson Looney,

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The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Retirement Series, Volume 20

1 July 1823 to 31 March 1824

Thomas Jefferson,

J. Jefferson Looney,

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A definitive new volume of the retirement papers of Thomas Jefferson During the period covered by the 575 documents in this volume, Jefferson advises President James Monroe on what later becomes known as the "Monroe Doctrine." He also approves of the Greek independence movement in correspondence with the scholar and political leader Adamantios Coray.Jefferson says that the "most dangerous blot" on the U.S. Constitution is the provision under which a vote by the states in the House of Representatives decides elections not settled by the Electoral College. With his allies in Virginia's General Assembly, he succeeds in converting the University of Virginia's loans from the state Literary Fund into an outright grant and obtains an additional $50, 000 for books and scientific instruments. He seeks advice on regulating and equipping the institution, helps to obtain its architectural capitals, and designs its gymnasia.Jefferson describes coffee as "the favorite beverage of the civilised world" and advises a namesake child to "Adore God. reverence and cherish your parents. love your neighbor as yourself; and your country more than life. be just. be true. murmur not at the ways of Providence, and the life into which you have entered will be the passage to one of eternal and ineffable bliss."

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Publisher

Princeton University Press

Year

2024

ISBN

9780691255217

Topic

Politics & International Relations

Subtopic

Political Biographies

Index

Politics & International Relations

Cover
Dedication
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Editorial Method and Apparatus
Maps
Illustrations
Jefferson Chronology
1823
Explanations of the Ground Plan of the University of Virginia, [by 1 July]
From Frederick W. Hatch, 1 July
Account with Joel Yancey, 1 July
From James Cutbush, 3 July
From Samuel Garland, 3 July
To James Rawlings, 3 July, enclosing Request to Mutual Assurance Society to Withdraw Insurance on Milton Property, 26 June
From John Brannan, 4 July
To Joseph C. Cabell, 4 July, enclosing Drawing and Specifications for a Jail, [before 4 July], and Estimate by Arthur S. Brockenbrough and Thomas Jefferson of Jail Costs, [ca. 4 July]
Notes on Cost of Capitals for University of Virginia, [by 4 July]
To Jonathan Thompson, 4 July
To Samuel J. Harrison, 5 July
From Thomas Lehré, 5 July
From Joshua Dodge, 7 July
From William Wisner, 7 July
To LeRoy, Bayard & Company, 8 July
To Robert Patterson, 8 July
To Thomas Appleton, 9 July
To Bernard Peyton, [9] July
To Samuel Williams, 9 July
To Thomas Appleton, 10 July
From Adamantios Coray, 10 July
From LeRoy, Bayard & Company, 10 July
From Bernard Peyton, 10 July
From William P. Farish, 11 July
From Jonathan Thompson, 11 July
From John G. Jackson, 12 July
From José Antonio Miralla, enclosing Spanish Translation of Thomas Gray’s Elegy Written in a Country Church Yard, 14 July
From Bernard Peyton, 14 July
To John Brannan, 15 July
To James Cutbush, 15 July
To George Richardson, 15 July
From Joseph E. Sprague, 15 July
To John Trumbull, 15 July
From Thomas Cox, 16 July
To George Ticknor, 16 July
From Bernard Peyton, 17 July
From Joseph C. Cabell, 18 July
To LeRoy, Bayard & Company, 18 July
To Bernard Peyton, 18 July
From Robert Patterson, 19 July
From Christian Schultz, 19 July
From John J. Chapman, 20 July
From John H. Hall and Others, 20 July
From William Wirt, 20 July
From Abner Kneeland, 21 July
From James P. Morris, 21 July
From Bernard Peyton, 21 July
From Samuel H. Smith, 22 July
From Hezekiah Niles, 24 July
From LeRoy, Bayard & Company, 26 July
From Robert Walsh, 27 July
From William Short, 28 July
From William Fleming, 29 July
From William B. Giles, 29 July
From William Barret, 31 July
To William Johnson, 31 July
To John J. Chapman, [1 August]
Receipt from Abner Kneeland, 1 August
To Thomas Lehré, 1 August
To James P. Morris, 1 August
To Albert Gallatin, 2 August
To John H. Hall, 2 August
To Bernard Peyton, 2 August
To Samuel H. Smith, with Postscript by Ellen W. Randolph (Coolidge), 2 August
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, [3 August]
To Joshua Dodge, 3 August
To Gabriel Holmes, 3 August
To Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, 3 August
To William Barret, 4 August
To Samuel Garland, 4 August
From Charles Yancey (1766–ca. 1825), 4 August
From Joseph C. Cabell, 6 August, enclosing Contract of Nelson County Commissioners with William B. Phillips for Jail, 29 July, and Joseph C. Cabell to Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 7 August
From Eli S. Davis, 7 August
From Bernard Peyton, 7 August
From Jonas Gleason, 8 August, enclosing Advertisement for Steam Kitchens and Stoves, [before 26 July]
From Benjamin H. Rice, 8 August
From Reuben Potter, 9 August
From Herman Bőÿe, 10 August
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 10 August
To Benjamin H. Rice, 10 August
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 11 August
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 11 August
From James G. Brooks, 11 August
From George Hay, 11 August
From William Johnson, 11 August
To Tarlton Saunders, 11 August
From A. C. Taylor, 11 August
From Richard Ware, 12 August
From Thomas G. Watkins, 12 August
Letter of Recommendation for Richard Ware, 13 August
From John Adams, 15 August
From David Bailie Warden, 15 August
From Lawrence T. Dade, 16 August
From Martin Dawson, 16 August
To Abner Kneeland, 16 August
To John Laval, 16 August
To Joseph Milligan, 16 August
To George Hay, 17 August
To Edmund Bacon, 18 August
From Daniel Drew, 18 August
From James Monroe, 18 August
From Bernard Peyton, 18 August
From William A. Coffey, 19 August
From Tarlton Saunders, 21 August
From Samuel Williams, 22 August
To William H. Crawford, 23 August
From Frederick W. Hatch, 24 August
From Joseph Marx, 24 August
From Thomas G. Watkins, [received 24 August]
To Bernard Peyton, 25 August
To Tarlton Saunders, 26 August
To Eli S. Davis, 27 August
From de Bure Frères, 27 August
Notes on Account with de Bure Frères, [ca. 27 August]
To Bernard Peyton, 27 August
To John Vaughan, 27 August
From Thomas Earle, 28 August
From John Forsyth, 28 August
From Bernard Peyton, 28 August
To William B. Giles, 29 August
From John Gorman, enclosing Account for Work on Monticello’s West Portico Columns, 30 August
Notes on Account with John Gorman, [ca. 30 August]
To James Madison, 30 August
Memorandum on Agreement with Giacomo Raggi, with Jefferson’s Note, 30 August
To James Westhall Ford, 1 September
From Bernard Peyton, 1 September
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 2 September
From Peter Nagle, [received 2 September]
From John Vaughan, 2 September
From Joseph Milligan, 3 September
From Thomas G. Watkins, 3 September
To John Adams, 4 September
To Edward D. Bangs, 4 September
To William A. Coffey, 4 September
From John Wayles Eppes, [received 4 September]
To Peter Nagle, 4 September
To Thomas Cox, 5 September
To Francis Bowman, 6 September
From William B. Giles, 6 September
From James Madison, 6 September
Arthur S. Brockenbrough’s Contract with Giacomo Raggi for Carving Bases for Rotunda Columns, 8 September
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, with Brockenbrough’s Note, [by 8 September]
To James Westhall Ford, 8 September
From James Monroe, 8 September
To William Short, 8 September
From N. & J. & R. van Staphorst, 8 September
From Pardon Davis, 9 September
To John Wayles Eppes, 9 September
From Samuel J. Harrison, 9 September
To William B. Giles, 11 September
From James Monroe, 15 September
From Jerman Baker, 16 September
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, [by 17 September]
From John Adams, 18 September
From James Monroe, 18 September
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 20 September
William Hooper’s Account of a Visit to Monticello, 20 September
From John Laval, 20 September
From Thomas S. A. Matthews, 20 September
From “Palmira Johnson” (Jane M. Macneven), [received 21 September]
From Craven Peyton, 21 September
From Hugh P. Taylor, enclosing Interrogatories, 23 September
From G. F. H. Crockett, 24 September
To Thomas Earle, 24 September
From Frank Carr, 26 September
To Pardon Davis, [26 September]
To Frederick W. Hatch, 26 September
To William Huntington, 26 September
To “Palmira Johnson” (Jane M. Macneven), 27 September
From Bernard Peyton, 29 September
From James E. Dekay, 30 September
Letter of Recommendation for James Westhall Ford, 30 September
To David M. Randolph (ca. 1759–1830), 30 September
From John Trumbull, 1 October
From Jerman Baker, 2 October
James Oldham’s Memorial to the University of Virginia Board of Visitors, 3 October, enclosing Rice W. Wood’s Memorandum of his Conversation with James Oldham and Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 14 July
Martin Dawson’s Report on University of Virginia Accounts, 4 October
From Alexander Garrett, 4 October
From Andrew Jackson, 4 October
To John Laval, 4 October
From Burwell S. Randolph, 4 October
To Hugh P. Taylor, 4 October
Arthur S. Brockenbrough to University of Virginia Rector and Board of Visitors, 6 October
To John Griscom, 6 October
From Gabriel Holmes, 6 October
From Bernard Peyton, 6 October
Minutes of University of Virginia Board of Visitors, 6 October
University of Virginia Board of Visitors Report to Literary Fund President and Directors, 6 October, enclosing
To James Oldham, 7 October
To Thomas Appleton, 8 October
To Theodorus Bailey, 8 October
To Alexander Garrett, 8 October
To Andrea Pini and Elisabetta Mazzei Pini, 8 October
From David M. Randolph (ca. 1759–1830), 8 October
To Thomas Appleton, 9 October
From William Short, 9 October
From John Griscom, 10 October
To Nathaniel Macon, 10 October
From Solomon Southwick, 10 October
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 11 October
To John Adams, 12 October
To Philip P. Barbour, enclosing Queries on Francis Eppes’s Inheritance, with Philip P. Barbour’s Answers, 12 October
To Bernard Peyton, 12 October
From Giacomo Raggi, 13 October
From James Brown (1780–1859), 15 October
From Thomas G. Watkins, 16 October
From Mathew Carey, 17 October
From James Monroe, 17 October
From David M. Randolph (ca. 1759–1830), 17 October
From Mathew Carey, 18 October
To James E. Dekay, 18 October
To John Griscom, 18 October
To James Madison, 18 October
From Nicholas P. Trist, 18 October
To Theodorus Bailey, 19 October
To James Monroe, 19 October
From Theodorus Bailey, 22 October
From Mathew Carey, 23 [October]
From Bernard Peyton, 23 October
To James Madison, 24 October
To James Monroe, 24 October
From Theodorus Bailey, 25 October
From Mary Dougherty, 25 October
From Francis W. Gilmer, 25 October
From John Vaughan, 25 October
To David Hosack, 26 October
To Henry Remsen, 26 October
From Joseph C. Cabell, 27 October
From Frederick W. Hatch, 27 October
From Thomas Ritchie, 29 October
To Adamantios Coray, 31 October
To de Bure Frères, 31 October
To David Bailie Warden, 31 October
From Horatio Turpin, October
From James Madison, 1 November
To Lafayette, 4 November
To Destutt de Tracy, [5 November]
To Daniel Brent, 6 November
To James Madison, 6 November
From Thomas Ewell, 7 November
Notes on Conversations with William Coffin Regarding University of Virginia Faculty, [ca. 8 November]
To James Pleasants, 9 November
To Thomas Ritchie, 9 November
To Thomas G. Watkins, 9 November
From John Adams, 10 November
From Giacomo Raggi, 10 [November]
From William C. Rives, 10 November
From Theodorus Bailey, 11 November
From James Madison, 11 November
To James Pleasants, 12 November
To Joseph C. Cabell, 13 November
To Thomas Ewell, 13 November
To LeRoy, Bayard & Company, 13 November
To Gulian Ludlow, 13 November
To N. & J. & R. van Staphorst, 13 November
To James Madison, 15 November
From Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, 16 November
From James Pleasants, 17 November
From Theodorus Bailey, 18 November
To Mary Lewis, 18 November
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 19 November
From Ezekiel D. Withers, 19 November
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 20 November
From Bernard Peyton, 20 November
From Edmund Rogers, 20 November
To Thomas Appleton, 22 November
To Theodorus Bailey, 22 November
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 22 November
From Joseph C. Cabell, 22 November
From John Fry, 22 November
To Bernard Peyton, 22 November
To Samuel Williams, 22 November
From Thomas Cooper, 23 November
From Henry A. S. Dearborn, 24 November
To Frederick Beasley, [25 November]
From William Carver, 25 November
To Francis W. Gilmer, 25 November
To Francis W. Gilmer, 25 November
To Clement P. McKennie, 25 November
From Henry Remsen, 25 November
To Ezekiel D. Withers, 25 November
From Bernard Peyton, 27 November
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, enclosing Estimate of University of Virginia Expenses, 28 November
From Gulian Ludlow, 28 November
From John Laval, 29 November
From Thomas W. White, 29 November
From Charles Trelease, 30 November
Color plates
From Benjamin Waterhouse, 30 November
From Charles Kendell, 1 December
From Robert Simpson, 1 December
From Robert Walsh, 1 December
To John Fry, 2 December
From Joseph C. Cabell, 3 December
From Francis W. Gilmer, 3 December
To William Carver, 4 December
From James Monroe, 4 December
From Peachy R. Gilmer, 5 [December]
From Louis H. Girardin, 6 December
From Mary Dougherty, 7 December
To John Laval, 7 December
From Andrew Jackson, 8 December
To Henry A. S. Dearborn, 9 December
To Thomas Cooper, 11 December
From James Monroe, [received 11] December
To Thomas W. White, 11 December
From Thomas Cooper, enclosing Report of the South Carolina House of Representatives Committee on South Carolina College, 13 December
From Samuel H. Smith, 13 December
From Thomas J. Rogers, 14 December
To Peachy R. Gilmer, 16 December
Letter of Recommendation for William B. Phillips, 16 December
From Joseph Dougherty, 18 December
To Andrew Jackson, 18 December
From James Madison, 18 December
To Louis H. Girardin, 19 December
From Frederick W. Hatch, 19 December
To James Monroe, 19 December
To Henry Remsen, 19 December
To Samuel H. Smith, 19 December
From Lafayette, 20 December
To Thomas J. Rogers, 20 December
To Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, 20 December
To David Hoffman, 21 December
From John Hollins, 23 December
From William Nichols, 23 December
From Thomas Appleton, 24 December
From George Ticknor, 25 December
From Thomas Cooper, 27 December
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 28 December
From Adamantios Coray, 28 December
To Bernard Peyton, 28 December
From John Adams, 29 December
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 29 December
Joseph C. Cabell to Thomas Jefferson, 29 December
From Richard Colvin, 29 December
To William Matthews, 30 December
From Thomas W. White, 30 December
Notes on Funds of the University of Virginia, 31 December
From James Oldham, 31 December
Edward W. Johnston’s Account of a Visit to Monticello, [ca. 1823]
1824
From Sarah Grotjan, 1 January
To John Hollins, 1 January
From Bernard Peyton, 1 January
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 2 January
From Frederick W. Hatch, 2 January
From John Timberlake, 2 January
From John Davis, 3 January
From Peachy R. Gilmer, 3 January
To Thomas Mann Randolph, 4 January
Notes on John H. Thomas’s Edition of Coke on Littleton, [ca. 4 January]
To Bernard Peyton, 5 January
From Bernard Peyton, enclosing Account for Flour Sales, 5 January
From William Hawkesworth, 6 January
From George Thacher, 6 January
From Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, 6 January
From Samuel Williams, 6 January
From Joseph Bartlett, 7 January
To James Madison, 7 January
From Job Palmer, 7 January
To Thomas W. White, 7 January
From Destutt de Tracy, 8 January
Receipt from Wilson Hunt, 8 January
From Rembrandt Peale, 8 January
To Frederick A. Mayo, with Jefferson’s Note, [9 January]
From Robert Smith (printer), 9 January
From John Steele, enclosing Account, 9 January
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 10 January
To Sarah Grotjan, 10 [January]
To Thomas Jefferson Grotjan, 10 January
From William J. Coffee, 11 January
From Timothy Alden, 12 January
From James Monroe, 12 January, enclosing Thomas J. O’Flaherty to James Monroe, [3 August 1823], and John Roane to James Monroe, 8 August 1823
To Thomas Carstairs, 13 January
From Jared Sparks, 13 January
From James Madison, 14 January
From Patrick Kerr Rogers, 14 January
From Bernard Peyton, enclosing Account for Flour Sales, 15 January
From David Bailie Warden, 15 January, enclosing Buisson d’Armandy to David Bailie Warden, 20 December 1823
From Elizabeth Chase, 17 January
To John Davis, 18 January
To William Hawkesworth, 18 January
To Job Palmer, 18 January
To Joseph C. Cabell, 19 January
From Elijah Griffiths, 19 January
To Rembrandt Peale, 19 January
To James Barbour, 20 January
To James Leander Cathcart, 20 January
To John Steele, 22 January
To Joseph C. Cabell, 23 January
To Bernard Peyton, 23 January
From Louis H. Girardin, 24 January
From Charles Willson Peale, 25 January
From Joseph C. Cabell, 26 January
To Elizabeth Chase, 26 January
From Bernard Peyton, 26 January
To George Thacher, 26 January
From Mary Dougherty, 27 January
From Joseph C. Cabell, 29 January
To Patrick Kerr Rogers, 29 January
From John Steele, 31 January
From Bernard Peyton, enclosing Account for Flour Sales, 2 February
To Joseph C. Cabell, 3 February
To Jared Sparks, 4 February
To John Barnes, 5 February
To Elisha Copeland, 5 February
From Robert S. Garnett, 5 February
From Thomas Hatcher, 5 February
From John Laval, 5 February
To James Monroe, 5 February
To John Trumbull, 5 February
From Garritt Furman, 6 February
From Alexander Garrett, 6 February
From Giacomo Raggi, 7 February
From Robert Smith (printer), 7 February
From Thomas Appleton, 8 February
From Thomas Appleton, 8 February
From Wright Converse, 8 February
From Peachy R. Gilmer, 8 February
From William Mewburn, 8 February
To Joseph Bartlett, 9 February
To Bernard Peyton, 9 February
From Isaac Cox Barnet, 10 February, enclosing Carlo Botta’s Description of His Personal Circumstances, 2 December 1823
To John Laval, 11 February
From Samuel Barnard, 12 February
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 12 February
To Frederick W. Hatch, 12 February
From Bernard Peyton, 12 February
From Elisabetta Mazzei Pini and Andrea Pini, 12 February
To Timothy Alden, 14 February
From Jacob Engelbrecht, 14 February
To Robert S. Garnett, 14 February
From Bernard Peyton, 14 February
To Edmund Rogers, 14 February
To Robert Simpson, 14 February
From Carlo Botta, 15 February
To Charles Willson Peale, 15 February
From Constantine S. Rafinesque, 15 February
From Joseph G. Swift, 15 February
From John B. West, 15 February
From Bernard Peyton, 16 February
From Philip Reigart (for Hezekiah Niles), 16 February
From Turner Richardson, 17 February
From Joseph C. Cabell, 19 February
From John Laval, 19 February
To James Monroe, 20 February
To Bernard Peyton, 20 [February]
From Ira H. Taylor, Benjamin F. Nourse, and John C. Tidball, 21 February
From Edmund Bacon, 22 February
From Frederick W. Hatch, 22 February
From Frederick W. Hatch, [23 February]
From Bernard Peyton, enclosing Account for Flour Sales, 23 February
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 25 February
To Elisha Copeland, 25 February
To Jacob Engelbrecht, 25 February
To John Laval, 25 February
To Bernard Peyton, 25 February
Notes on Account with Bernard Peyton, [ca. 25 February]
From Chiles Terrell, 26 February
From John Cartwright, 29 February
From Edward Everett, 29 February
To Bernard Peyton, 1 March
From Bernard Peyton, 1 March
From James Pleasants, enclosing Virginia Council of State’s Appointment of University of Virginia Board of Visitors, and Commission Appointing Thomas Jefferson to University of Virginia Board of Visitors, 1 March
To Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 2 March
From Frederick W. Hatch, [3 March]
To Bernard Peyton, 3 [March]
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, enclosing Estimate of University of Virginia Income and Expenses, 4 March
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 4 March, enclosing Estimate of Sundry Expenses for University of Virginia, [ca. 4 March], and Balance Sheet of the University of Virginia, 31 December 1823
From Thomas Mann Randolph, 5 March
From George Thacher, 6 March
From Joseph C. Cabell, 7 March
To Samuel Barnard, 8 March
From Elisha Copeland, 8 March
From Thomas Addis Emmet, 8 March
To Garritt Furman, 8 March
From Bernard Peyton, 8 March
From Thomas Mann Randolph, 8 March
To Ira H. Taylor, Benjamin F. Nourse, and John C. Tidball, 8 March
To Chiles Terrell, 8 March
To John B. West, 8 March
From Robert Smith (printer), 9 March
From Theodorus Bailey, 10 March
Notes on Bank Note Renewals, [ca. 10 March]
From Philip I. Barziza, 10 March
From John Griscom, 10 March
From Bernard Peyton, 10 March
From Bernard Peyton, 10 March
From DeWitt Clinton, 11 March
To Craven Peyton, 11 March
To Bernard Peyton, 12 March
From H. C. Carey & I. Lea, 13 March
From James Leander Cathcart, 13 March
From Patrick Kerr Rogers, 14 March
From Bernard Peyton, 15 March
From Alexander Garrett, 16 March
To Alexander Garrett, 16 March
From Thomas Leiper, 16 March
From Joseph C. Cabell, 17 March
From Thomas Cooper, 17 March
From William DuVal, 17 March
From Joel Yancey, 18 March
From Cato P. B. O’Maddin, 20 March
To Philip I. Barziza, 21 March
To H. C. Carey & I. Lea, 21 March
To Harvey Mitchell, 21 March
From James Wilkinson, enclosing List of Seed and Grain Sent to Thomas Jefferson, 21 March
From James Monroe, 22 March
From Bernard Peyton, 22 March
From Robert Hare, 23 March
To James Leander Cathcart, 24 March
From John Griscom, enclosing Recommended List of Chemical Apparatus, 24 March
From Granville Sharp Pattison, 24 March
From Philip S. Physick, 24 March, enclosing William E. Horner to Philip S. Physick, 22 March
To Augustus B. Woodward, 24 March
From Edward Livingston, 25 March
From Bernard Peyton, enclosing Account for Flour Sales, 25 March
From Franklin Bache, 27 March
To Edward Everett, 27 March
To James Monroe, 27 March
To Cato P. B. O’Maddin, 27 March
To Bernard Peyton, 27 March
From William Thomas, 27 March
From George Ticknor, 27 March
From Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 28 March
From Richard Colvin, 28 March
To Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 29 March
To Thomas Cooper, 29 March
From William Short, 29 March
From George Washington Smyth, 29 March, enclosing Recommendations of George Washington Smyth by Thomas Gannon and Bartholomew Lloyd, 22–24 January
From Robert Hare, enclosing Recommended List of Scientific Apparatus, 31 March
From Robert Richardson, 31 March
Appendix: Supplemental List of Documents Not Found
Index
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