Letter to "the President of Pennsylvania" [manuscript], 1790 May 28.

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Letter to "the President of Pennsylvania" [manuscript], 1790 May 28.

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In a letter, 1790 May 28, Thomas Jefferson, Secretary of State, writes to "The President of Pennsylvania" sending copies of an act of Congress concerned with the Judicial Process.

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