[Letters], 1819-1923 / M. v. Buren.

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[Letters], 1819-1923 / M. v. Buren.

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[Letter] 1819 Sep. 25 [to] Ogden Edwards. Van Buren assures Edwards that the suggestion in his last letter will be attended to. -- [Letter] 1823 May 25, New York [to] Smith Thompson. Van Buren discusses various current political matters and notes his regard for Thompson's opinions and advice.

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Thompson, Smith, 1768-1843

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Van Buren, Martin, 1782-1862

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