Letter, to Thomas Jefferson, 1743-1826 [manuscript] 1798 December 11. 1798.

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Letter, to Thomas Jefferson, 1743-1826 [manuscript] 1798 December 11. 1798.

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Madison writes regarding a bill from Jefferson's nailery, carpentry work by L. Whitten in preparation for plasterers, the aid of "Mr. Channing and his young men," and news of Nelson's destruction of the French fleet. Endorsed by Jefferson with notes on an enclosed draft for the nails, and entries in his memorandum book.

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