Letter, 1803 April 13.

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Letter, 1803 April 13.

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Copy of a letter, dated 13 April 1803, from Jefferson to John Walker concerning scandalous charges involving Jefferson and Walker's wife, and their appearance in various newspapers of the time.

2 leaves.

Library of Virginia

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Library of Virginia

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