Letter [to Francis Walker Gilmer] [manuscript] 1825 October 23.

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Letter [to Francis Walker Gilmer] [manuscript] 1825 October 23.

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Jefferson, Monticello, writes to Gilmer, Farmington, Albemarle Co., Va., regarding dissension at the University of Virginia, fears of schisms among the professor and his bad health. He sends his regards to Mr. and Mrs. [George] Divers.

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Divers, George, fl. 1825.

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