Letter to the Rev. Jedediah Morse [manuscript] 1792 Jan. 2.

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Letter to the Rev. Jedediah Morse [manuscript] 1792 Jan. 2.

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Remsen advises Morse that the press of business had prevented Thomas Jefferson from reading Morse's book, and mentioning Tench Coxe and the omission of South Carolina from the U.S. census.

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