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EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, to wit:Be it remembered, that on the seventeenth day of January, inthe fifty-third year of the Independence of the UnitedStates of America, Thomas Jefferson Randolph, of the saidDistrict, hath deposited in this office the title of a book,the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the wordsfollowing, to wit:“Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, from the Papersof Thomas Jefferson. Edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph.”In conformity to the act of the Congress of the UnitedStates, entitled “An act for the encouragement of learning,by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to theauthors and proprietors of such copies, during the timestherein mentioned.”RD. JEFFRIES, Clerk of the Eastern District of Virginia.CAMBRIDGE: E. W. Metcalf & Company.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, to wit:Be it remembered, that on the seventeenth day of January, inthe fifty-third year of the Independence of the UnitedStates of America, Thomas Jefferson Randolph, of the saidDistrict, hath deposited in this office the title of a book,the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the wordsfollowing, to wit:“Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, from the Papersof Thomas Jefferson. Edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph.”In conformity to the act of the Congress of the UnitedStates, entitled “An act for the encouragement of learning,by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to theauthors and proprietors of such copies, during the timestherein mentioned.”RD. JEFFRIES, Clerk of the Eastern District of Virginia.CAMBRIDGE: E. W. Metcalf & Company.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, to wit:Be it remembered, that on the seventeenth day of January, inthe fifty-third year of the Independence of the UnitedStates of America, Thomas Jefferson Randolph, of the saidDistrict, hath deposited in this office the title of a book,the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the wordsfollowing, to wit:“Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, from the Papersof Thomas Jefferson. Edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph.”In conformity to the act of the Congress of the UnitedStates, entitled “An act for the encouragement of learning,by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to theauthors and proprietors of such copies, during the timestherein mentioned.”RD. JEFFRIES, Clerk of the Eastern District of Virginia.CAMBRIDGE: E. W. Metcalf & Company.
CONTENTSPREFACE.MEMOIR.APPENDIXTO THE MEMOIR.[NOTE A.]Letter to John Saunderson, Esq.[NOTE B.]Letter to Samuel A. Wells, Esq.[NOTE C]August, 1774, Instructions to the first Delegation[NOTE D.]August, 1774., Instructions for the Deputies[NOTE E.]Monticello, November 1, 1778. [Re: Crimes and Punishment][NOTE F.]Coinage for the United States[NOTE G.][NOTE H.]CORRESPONDENCELETTER I.TO DR. WILLIAM SMALL, May 7, 1775LETTER II.TO JOHN RANDOLPH, August 25,1775LETTER III.TO JOHN RANDOLPH, November 29, 1775LETTER IV.TO BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, August 13, 1777LETTER V.TO PATRICK HENRY, March 27, 1779LETTER VI.TO JOHN PAGE, January 22, 1779LETTER VII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, June 23, 1779LETTER VIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, July 17, 1779LETTER IX.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 1, 1779LETTER X.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 2, 1779LETTER XI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1779LETTER XII.TO COLONEL MATHEWS, October, 1779LETTER XIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 28, 1779LETTER XIV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, December 10,1779LETTER XV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 10, 1780LETTER XVI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, June 11, 1780LETTER XVII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, July 2, 1780LETTER XVIII.TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS, August 4, 1780LETTER XIX.TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES, August 15, 1780LETTER XX.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, September 8, 1780LETTER XXI.TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS, September 12,1780LETTER XXII.TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS, September 15, 1780LETTER XXIII.TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES, September 23, 1780LETTER XXIV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, September 23, 1780LETTER XXV.TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON, September 26,1780LETTER XXVI.TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES, October 4, 1780LETTER XXVII.TO GENERAL GATES, October 15, 1780LETTER XXVIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 22, 1780LETTER XXIX.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 25,1780LETTER XXX.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 26, 1780LETTER XXXI.TO GENERAL GATES, October 28, 1780LETTER XXXII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 3,1780LETTER XXXIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 10, 1780LETTER XXXIV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 26, 1780LETTER XXXV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, December 15,1780LETTER XXXVI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, January 10, 1781LETTER XXXVII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, Jan. 15, 1781LETTER XXXVIII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, Jan. 15, 1781LETTER XXXIX.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, Jan. 17, 1781LETTER XL.TO THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS, Jan. 18, 1781LETTER XLI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 8, 1781LETTER XLII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 12, 1781LETTER XLIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 17, 1781LETTER XLIV.TO GENERAL GATES, February 17, 1781LETTER XLV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 26,1781LETTER XLVI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, March 8, 1781LETTER XLVII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 19,1781LETTER XLVIII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 21, 1781LETTER XLIX.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 26,1781LETTER L.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 28, 1781LETTER LI.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 31, 1781LETTER LII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, April 7, 1781LETTER LIII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, April 18, 1781LETTER LIV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, April 23,1781LETTER LV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, May 9, 1781LETTER LVI.TO THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS, May 10, 1781LETTER LVII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, May 28,1781LETTER, LVIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, April 16, 1784LETTER LIX.TO COLONEL URIAH FORREST, October 20, 1784LETTER LX.TO JOHN JAY, May 11, 1785LETTER LXI.TO GENERAL CHASTELLUX, June 7,1785LETTER LXII.TO JOHN ADAMS, June 15, 1785LETTER LXIII.TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA, June 16, 1785LETTER LXIV.TO COLONEL MONROE, June 17, 1785LETTER LXV.TO CHARLES THOMSON, June 21, 1785LETTER LXVI.TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, June 22, 1785LETTER LXVII.TO JOHN ADAMS, June 23, 1785LETTER LXVIII.TO COLONEL MONROE, July 5, 1785LETTER LXIX.TO MRS. SPROWLE, July 5,1785LETTER LXX.TO JOHN ADAMS, July 7, 1785LETTER LXXI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, July 10, 1785LETTER LXXII.TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA, July 11, 1785LETTER LXXIII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, July 12, 1785LETTER LXXIV.TO THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS, July 12,1785LETTER LXXV.TO JOHN JAY, July 12,1785LETTER LXXVI.TO MONSIEUR BRIET, July 13, 1785LETTER LXXVII.TO MESSRS. FRENCH AND NEPHEW, July 13,1785LETTER LXXVIII.TO DR. STILES, July 17,1785LETTER LXXIX.TO JOHN ADAMS, July 28, 1785LETTER LXXX.TO HOGENDORP, July 29, 1785LETTER LXXXI.TO MESSRS. N. AND J. VAN STAPHORST, July 30, 1785LETTER LXXXII.TO JOHN ADAMS, July 31, 1785LETTER LXXXIII.TO M. DE CASTRIES, August 3,1785LETTER LXXXIV.TO CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES, August 3,1785LETTER LXXXV.TO JOHN ADAMS, August 6, 1785LETTER LXXXVI.TO DR. PRICE, August 7,1785LETTER LXXXVII.TO JOHN ADAMS, August 10,1785LETTER LXXXVIII.TO MRS. SPROWLE, August 10, 1785LETTER LXXXIX.TO CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES, August 13, 1785LETTER XC.TO MESSRS. BUCHANAN AND HAY, August 13, 1785LETTER XCI.TO JOHN JAY, August 14, 1785LETTER XCII.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, August 15, 1785LETTER XCIII.TO CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES, August 17, 1785LETTER XCIV.TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, August 18, 1785LETTER XCV.TO PETER CARRLETTER XCVI.TO JOHN PAGE, August 20 1785LETTER XCVII.TO JOHN JAY, August 23, 1785LETTER XCVIII.TO COLONEL MONROE, August 28, 1735LETTER XCIX.TO CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES, August 29,1785LETTER C.TO JOHN JAY, August 30,1785LETTER CI.TO JAMES MADISON, September 1,1785LETTER CII.TO MESSRS. DUMAS AND SHORT, September 1, 1785LETTER CIII.TO JOHN ADAMS, September 4, 1785LETTER CIV.TO DAVID HARTLEY, September 5, 1785LETTER CV.TO BARON GEISMER, September 6, 1785LETTER CVI.TO JOHN LANGDON, September 11, 1785LETTER CVII.LISTER ASQUITH, September 14, 1785LETTER CVIII.TO JOHN ADAMS, September 19, 1785LETTER CIX.TO JAMES MADISON, September 20, 1785LETTER CX.TO EDMUND RANDOLPH, September 20,1785LETTER CXI.TO JOHN ADAMS, September 24, 1785LETTER CXII.TO JOHN ADAMS, September 24,1785LETTER CXIII.TO F. HOPKINSON, September 25, 1785LETTER CXIV.TO LISTER ASQUITH, September 26,1785LETTER CXV.TO R. IZARD, September 26,1783LETTER CXVI.TO RICHARD O’BRYAN, September 29, 1785LETTER CXVII.TO MR. BELLINI, September 30,1785LETTER CXVIII.JAMES MADISON, October 2, 1785LETTER CXIX.TO DR. FRANKLIN, October 5,1785LETTER CXX.TO SAMUEL OSGOOD, October 5, 1785LETTER CXXI.TO JOHN JAY, October 6, 1785LETTER CXXII.TO ELBRIDGE GERRY, October 11, 1785LETTER CXXIII.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, October 11, 1785LETTER CXXIV.TO JOHN JAY, October 11,1785LETTER CXXV.TO MESSRS. VAN STAPHORST, October 12, 1785LETTER CXXVI.TO MONSIEUR DESBORDES, October 12,1785LETTER CXXVII.TO HOGENDORP, October 13,1785LETTER CXXVIII.TO J. BANNISTER, JUNIOR, October 15,1785LETTER CXXIX.TO MR. CARMICHAEL, October 18, 1785LETTER CXXX.TO MESSRS. VAN STAPHORSTS, October 25,1785LETTER CXXXI.TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, November 4, 1785LETTER CXXXII.TO RICHARD O’BRYAN, November 4, 1785LETTER CXXXIII.TO W. W. SEWARD, November 12,1785LETTER CXXXIV.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, November 14,1785LETTER CXXXV.TO JOHN ADAMS, November 19, 1785LETTER CXXXVI.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, November 20, 1785LETTER CXXXVII.TO LISTER ASQUITH, November 23, 1785LETTER CXXXVIII.TO JOHN ADAMS, November 27, 1785LETTER CXXXIX.TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, December 4,1785LETTER CXL.TO JOHN ADAMS, December 10, 1785LETTER CXLI.TO JOHN ADAMS, December 11, 1785LETTER CXLII.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, December 21, 1785LETTER CXLIII.TO THE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA, December 22, 1785LETTER CXLIV.TO THE GEORGIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS, Dec. 22, 1785LETTER CXLV.TO JOHN ADAMS, December 27, 1785LETTER CXLVI.TO JOHN JAY, January 2,1786LETTER CXLVII.TO T. HOPKINSON, January 3, 1786LETTER CXLVIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, January 4, 1786LETTER CXLIX.TO A. CARY, January 7, 1786LETTER CL.TO MAJOR GENERAL GREENE, January 12, 1786LETTER CLI.TO LISTER ASQUITH, January 13, 1786RE QUESTIONSFORECONOMIE POLITIQUE ET DIPLOMATIQUEARTICLEBY JEFFERSON: ‘Etats Unis,’ FOR THEEncyclopédie MéthodiqueLETTER CLII.TO MR. RITTENHOUSE, January 25,1786LETTER CLIII.TO A. STEWART, January 25, 1786LETTER CLIV.TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY, January 26, 1786LETTER CLV.TO MESSRS. BUCHANAN AND HAY, January 26, 1786LETTER CLVI.TO JOHN ADAMS, February 7, 1786LETTER CLVII.TO JAMES MADISON, February 8, 1786LETTER CLVIII.TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, February 9, 1786LETTER CLIX.TO MONSIEUR HILLIARD d’AUBERTEUIL, Feb. 20, 1786LETTER CLX.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, February 28,1786LETTER CLXI.TO MONSIEUR DE REYNEVAL, March 8, 1786LETTER CLXII.TO JOHN JAY, March 12, 1786LETTER CLXIII.TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, March 14, 1786APPENDIX.[NOTE A.]TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.IN COUNCIL,June 18, 1779[NOTE B]IN COUNCIL, September 29, 1779.[NOTE C]IN COUNCIL, October 8, 1779.[NOTE D.]FEMALE CONTRIBUTIONS, IN AID OF THE WAR, probably in 1780[NOTE E.]FROM LORD CORNWALLIS[NOTE F.]TO LORD CORNWALLISList of IllustrationsBook Spines, 1829 Set of Jefferson PapersSteel Engraving by Longacre from Painting of G. StuartTitlepage of Volume One (of Four)Page One of Jefferson’s Memoir, Page001Draft of Declaration Of Independence, Page016Draft of Declaration Of Independence, Page017Draft of Declaration Of Independence, Page018Draft of Declaration Of Independence, Page019Draft of Declaration Of Independence, Page020Draft of Declaration Of Independence, Page021Facsimile of Declaration in Jefferson’s Handwriting—p1Facsimile of Declaration in Jefferson’s Handwriting—p2Facsimile of Declaration in Jefferson’s Handwriting—p3Facsimile of Declaration in Jefferson’s Handwriting—p4Financial Projection, American Embassy Paris, Page068Acts of King George and Parliament, Page107Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page120Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page121Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page122Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page123Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page124Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page125Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page126Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page127Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page128Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page129Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page130Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page131Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page132Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page133Monetary ArithmeticSir Isaac Newton’s Assay, Page137Projected Coin Weights, Page138Suggested Packet Project, Page251The Plexi-chronometer, Page391Population Estimates—1775, Page422Population Estimates—1785, Page424
PREFACE.MEMOIR.APPENDIXTO THE MEMOIR.[NOTE A.]Letter to John Saunderson, Esq.[NOTE B.]Letter to Samuel A. Wells, Esq.[NOTE C]August, 1774, Instructions to the first Delegation[NOTE D.]August, 1774., Instructions for the Deputies[NOTE E.]Monticello, November 1, 1778. [Re: Crimes and Punishment][NOTE F.]Coinage for the United States[NOTE G.][NOTE H.]
LETTER I.TO DR. WILLIAM SMALL, May 7, 1775LETTER II.TO JOHN RANDOLPH, August 25,1775LETTER III.TO JOHN RANDOLPH, November 29, 1775LETTER IV.TO BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, August 13, 1777LETTER V.TO PATRICK HENRY, March 27, 1779LETTER VI.TO JOHN PAGE, January 22, 1779LETTER VII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, June 23, 1779LETTER VIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, July 17, 1779LETTER IX.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 1, 1779LETTER X.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 2, 1779LETTER XI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1779LETTER XII.TO COLONEL MATHEWS, October, 1779LETTER XIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 28, 1779LETTER XIV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, December 10,1779LETTER XV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 10, 1780LETTER XVI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, June 11, 1780LETTER XVII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, July 2, 1780LETTER XVIII.TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS, August 4, 1780LETTER XIX.TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES, August 15, 1780LETTER XX.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, September 8, 1780LETTER XXI.TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS, September 12,1780LETTER XXII.TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS, September 15, 1780LETTER XXIII.TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES, September 23, 1780LETTER XXIV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, September 23, 1780LETTER XXV.TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON, September 26,1780LETTER XXVI.TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES, October 4, 1780LETTER XXVII.TO GENERAL GATES, October 15, 1780LETTER XXVIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 22, 1780LETTER XXIX.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 25,1780LETTER XXX.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 26, 1780LETTER XXXI.TO GENERAL GATES, October 28, 1780LETTER XXXII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 3,1780LETTER XXXIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 10, 1780LETTER XXXIV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 26, 1780LETTER XXXV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, December 15,1780LETTER XXXVI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, January 10, 1781LETTER XXXVII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, Jan. 15, 1781LETTER XXXVIII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, Jan. 15, 1781LETTER XXXIX.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, Jan. 17, 1781LETTER XL.TO THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS, Jan. 18, 1781LETTER XLI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 8, 1781LETTER XLII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 12, 1781LETTER XLIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 17, 1781LETTER XLIV.TO GENERAL GATES, February 17, 1781LETTER XLV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 26,1781LETTER XLVI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, March 8, 1781LETTER XLVII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 19,1781LETTER XLVIII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 21, 1781LETTER XLIX.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 26,1781LETTER L.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 28, 1781LETTER LI.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, March 31, 1781LETTER LII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, April 7, 1781LETTER LIII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, April 18, 1781LETTER LIV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, April 23,1781LETTER LV.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, May 9, 1781LETTER LVI.TO THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS, May 10, 1781LETTER LVII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, May 28,1781LETTER, LVIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, April 16, 1784LETTER LIX.TO COLONEL URIAH FORREST, October 20, 1784LETTER LX.TO JOHN JAY, May 11, 1785LETTER LXI.TO GENERAL CHASTELLUX, June 7,1785LETTER LXII.TO JOHN ADAMS, June 15, 1785LETTER LXIII.TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA, June 16, 1785LETTER LXIV.TO COLONEL MONROE, June 17, 1785LETTER LXV.TO CHARLES THOMSON, June 21, 1785LETTER LXVI.TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, June 22, 1785LETTER LXVII.TO JOHN ADAMS, June 23, 1785LETTER LXVIII.TO COLONEL MONROE, July 5, 1785LETTER LXIX.TO MRS. SPROWLE, July 5,1785LETTER LXX.TO JOHN ADAMS, July 7, 1785LETTER LXXI.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, July 10, 1785LETTER LXXII.TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA, July 11, 1785LETTER LXXIII.TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS, July 12, 1785LETTER LXXIV.TO THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS, July 12,1785LETTER LXXV.TO JOHN JAY, July 12,1785LETTER LXXVI.TO MONSIEUR BRIET, July 13, 1785LETTER LXXVII.TO MESSRS. FRENCH AND NEPHEW, July 13,1785LETTER LXXVIII.TO DR. STILES, July 17,1785LETTER LXXIX.TO JOHN ADAMS, July 28, 1785LETTER LXXX.TO HOGENDORP, July 29, 1785LETTER LXXXI.TO MESSRS. N. AND J. VAN STAPHORST, July 30, 1785LETTER LXXXII.TO JOHN ADAMS, July 31, 1785LETTER LXXXIII.TO M. DE CASTRIES, August 3,1785LETTER LXXXIV.TO CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES, August 3,1785LETTER LXXXV.TO JOHN ADAMS, August 6, 1785LETTER LXXXVI.TO DR. PRICE, August 7,1785LETTER LXXXVII.TO JOHN ADAMS, August 10,1785LETTER LXXXVIII.TO MRS. SPROWLE, August 10, 1785LETTER LXXXIX.TO CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES, August 13, 1785LETTER XC.TO MESSRS. BUCHANAN AND HAY, August 13, 1785LETTER XCI.TO JOHN JAY, August 14, 1785LETTER XCII.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, August 15, 1785LETTER XCIII.TO CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES, August 17, 1785LETTER XCIV.TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, August 18, 1785LETTER XCV.TO PETER CARRLETTER XCVI.TO JOHN PAGE, August 20 1785LETTER XCVII.TO JOHN JAY, August 23, 1785LETTER XCVIII.TO COLONEL MONROE, August 28, 1735LETTER XCIX.TO CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES, August 29,1785LETTER C.TO JOHN JAY, August 30,1785LETTER CI.TO JAMES MADISON, September 1,1785LETTER CII.TO MESSRS. DUMAS AND SHORT, September 1, 1785LETTER CIII.TO JOHN ADAMS, September 4, 1785LETTER CIV.TO DAVID HARTLEY, September 5, 1785LETTER CV.TO BARON GEISMER, September 6, 1785LETTER CVI.TO JOHN LANGDON, September 11, 1785LETTER CVII.LISTER ASQUITH, September 14, 1785LETTER CVIII.TO JOHN ADAMS, September 19, 1785LETTER CIX.TO JAMES MADISON, September 20, 1785LETTER CX.TO EDMUND RANDOLPH, September 20,1785LETTER CXI.TO JOHN ADAMS, September 24, 1785LETTER CXII.TO JOHN ADAMS, September 24,1785LETTER CXIII.TO F. HOPKINSON, September 25, 1785LETTER CXIV.TO LISTER ASQUITH, September 26,1785LETTER CXV.TO R. IZARD, September 26,1783LETTER CXVI.TO RICHARD O’BRYAN, September 29, 1785LETTER CXVII.TO MR. BELLINI, September 30,1785LETTER CXVIII.JAMES MADISON, October 2, 1785LETTER CXIX.TO DR. FRANKLIN, October 5,1785LETTER CXX.TO SAMUEL OSGOOD, October 5, 1785LETTER CXXI.TO JOHN JAY, October 6, 1785LETTER CXXII.TO ELBRIDGE GERRY, October 11, 1785LETTER CXXIII.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, October 11, 1785LETTER CXXIV.TO JOHN JAY, October 11,1785LETTER CXXV.TO MESSRS. VAN STAPHORST, October 12, 1785LETTER CXXVI.TO MONSIEUR DESBORDES, October 12,1785LETTER CXXVII.TO HOGENDORP, October 13,1785LETTER CXXVIII.TO J. BANNISTER, JUNIOR, October 15,1785LETTER CXXIX.TO MR. CARMICHAEL, October 18, 1785LETTER CXXX.TO MESSRS. VAN STAPHORSTS, October 25,1785LETTER CXXXI.TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, November 4, 1785LETTER CXXXII.TO RICHARD O’BRYAN, November 4, 1785LETTER CXXXIII.TO W. W. SEWARD, November 12,1785LETTER CXXXIV.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, November 14,1785LETTER CXXXV.TO JOHN ADAMS, November 19, 1785LETTER CXXXVI.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, November 20, 1785LETTER CXXXVII.TO LISTER ASQUITH, November 23, 1785LETTER CXXXVIII.TO JOHN ADAMS, November 27, 1785LETTER CXXXIX.TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, December 4,1785LETTER CXL.TO JOHN ADAMS, December 10, 1785LETTER CXLI.TO JOHN ADAMS, December 11, 1785LETTER CXLII.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, December 21, 1785LETTER CXLIII.TO THE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA, December 22, 1785LETTER CXLIV.TO THE GEORGIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS, Dec. 22, 1785LETTER CXLV.TO JOHN ADAMS, December 27, 1785LETTER CXLVI.TO JOHN JAY, January 2,1786LETTER CXLVII.TO T. HOPKINSON, January 3, 1786LETTER CXLVIII.TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, January 4, 1786LETTER CXLIX.TO A. CARY, January 7, 1786LETTER CL.TO MAJOR GENERAL GREENE, January 12, 1786LETTER CLI.TO LISTER ASQUITH, January 13, 1786RE QUESTIONSFORECONOMIE POLITIQUE ET DIPLOMATIQUEARTICLEBY JEFFERSON: ‘Etats Unis,’ FOR THEEncyclopédie MéthodiqueLETTER CLII.TO MR. RITTENHOUSE, January 25,1786LETTER CLIII.TO A. STEWART, January 25, 1786LETTER CLIV.TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY, January 26, 1786LETTER CLV.TO MESSRS. BUCHANAN AND HAY, January 26, 1786LETTER CLVI.TO JOHN ADAMS, February 7, 1786LETTER CLVII.TO JAMES MADISON, February 8, 1786LETTER CLVIII.TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, February 9, 1786LETTER CLIX.TO MONSIEUR HILLIARD d’AUBERTEUIL, Feb. 20, 1786LETTER CLX.TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, February 28,1786LETTER CLXI.TO MONSIEUR DE REYNEVAL, March 8, 1786LETTER CLXII.TO JOHN JAY, March 12, 1786LETTER CLXIII.TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, March 14, 1786APPENDIX.[NOTE A.]TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.IN COUNCIL,June 18, 1779[NOTE B]IN COUNCIL, September 29, 1779.[NOTE C]IN COUNCIL, October 8, 1779.[NOTE D.]FEMALE CONTRIBUTIONS, IN AID OF THE WAR, probably in 1780[NOTE E.]FROM LORD CORNWALLIS[NOTE F.]TO LORD CORNWALLIS
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Facsimile of Declaration in Jefferson’s Handwriting—p3
Facsimile of Declaration in Jefferson’s Handwriting—p4
Financial Projection, American Embassy Paris, Page068
Acts of King George and Parliament, Page107
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page120
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page121
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page122
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page123
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page124
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page125
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page126
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page127
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page128
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page129
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page130
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page131
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page132
Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments, Page133
Monetary Arithmetic
Sir Isaac Newton’s Assay, Page137
Projected Coin Weights, Page138
Suggested Packet Project, Page251
The Plexi-chronometer, Page391
Population Estimates—1775, Page422
Population Estimates—1785, Page424