Thomas Jefferson letter to James Monroe [manuscript], 1822 December 1.

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Thomas Jefferson letter to James Monroe [manuscript], 1822 December 1.

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From Monticello, thanking Monroe for the opportunity of reading a letter of William Taylor, consul at Vera Cruz and Alvardo, regarding Mexico and Iturbide's regime; also mentioning an injury to his arm and Patrick Gibson.

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