Letter to Benjamin Franklin Bache [manuscript], 1791 April 22.

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Letter to Benjamin Franklin Bache [manuscript], 1791 April 22.

Jefferson compliments Bache on his paper and wishes that such a fine republican newspaper could be distributed nationwide. He suggests that perhaps local advertising could be kept on the last page and torn off before shipping to prevent higher costs.

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University of Virginia. Library

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