Letter to Smith Thompson : New York : ALS, 1823 Mar. 21.

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Letter to Smith Thompson : New York : ALS, 1823 Mar. 21.

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On the possibility of Thompson being appointed Judge Livington's sucessor. "It is the opinion of all your friends that Mr. Monroe ought to offer it to you and that you ought to accept it."

3 p. ; 25 cm.

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