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quadgram	frequency
and most humble servant	107
have the honor to	106
i have the honor	106
the honor to be	101
of the united states	58
on the subject of	37
which i have the	35
the marquis de la	34
marquis de la fayette	33
with which i have	33
perfect esteem and respect	33
with sentiments of the	33
i had the honor	32
sentiments of the most	31
to the count de	31
had the honor of	30
at the same time	30
in the course of	29
the most perfect esteem	29
most perfect esteem and	28
of the most perfect	28
your friend and servant	24
the count de montmorin	24
respect with which i	23
and respect with which	23
to the marquis de	22
the receipt of your	22
so good as to	21
with which i am	21
take the liberty of	21
the count de vergennes	21
esteem and respect with	20
commissioners of the treasury	19
your most obedient humble	19
most obedient humble servant	19
i take the liberty	17
from time to time	17
the th and th	17
the count de moustier	17
the king of prussia	16
acknowledge the receipt of	16
be so good as	16
the commissioners of the	16
proportioning crimes and punishments	15
to acknowledge the receipt	15
bill for proportioning crimes	15
for proportioning crimes and	15
in the hands of	15
the course of the	15
have the honor of	15
sincere esteem and respect	14
so kind as to	14
i am in hopes	14
page bill for proportioning	14
to the president of	13
the southern parts of	13
the order of bernis	13
be assured of the	13
esteem with which i	12
sentiments of esteem and	12
to the united states	12
of the count de	12
and be assured of	12
the honor of addressing	12
that it would be	11
receipt of your favors	11
the court of london	11
the president of congress	11
united states of america	11
letter of the th	11
southern parts of france	11
of the th of	11
on the other hand	11
the united states of	11
the favor of you	11
be laid before you	11
with respect to the	11
a great deal of	11
the subject of the	10
of your favors of	10
i am now to	10
honor of addressing you	10
am now to acknowledge	10
it my duty to	10
the state of virginia	10
to the commissioners of	10
i am happy to	10
of the esteem and	10
the affairs of holland	10
of those sentiments of	10
a letter of the	10
in the mean time	9
favor of you to	9
the letter of monsieur	9
at the end of	9
to the court of	9
and the united states	9
received your favor of	9
to monsieur le comte	9
the honor to enclose	9
in my power to	9
you were so kind	9
letter of monsieur de	9
thank you for the	9
i thank you for	9
a letter from the	9
were so kind as	9
monsieur le comte de	9
now to acknowledge the	9
state of the union	9
in the month of	9
it would be a	9
will be laid before	9
of the th instant	9
of the two nations	9
the payment of the	9
within the limits of	8
between france and the	8
of esteem and respect	8
on the th of	8
you a copy of	8
through the southern parts	8
the union address thomas	8
of the sincere esteem	8
the senate and house	8
senate and house of	8
at the head of	8
willincks and van staphorsts	8
your affectionate friend and	8
page page page page	8
the body of the	8
of the union address	8
and house of representatives	8
your favor of the	8
taken the liberty of	8
one hundred and eighty	8
i beg you to	8
as well as of	8
i send you a	8
the nations of europe	8
the board of treasury	8
honor to enclose you	8
union address thomas jefferson	8
have taken the liberty	8
assurances of the esteem	8
for the payment of	8
the resolution of congress	8
and northern of italy	8
ask the favor of	7
a part of the	7
the south of france	7
the progress of the	7
into the hands of	7
as well as the	7
it will not be	7
france and the two	7
the departure of the	7
chevalier de la luzerne	7
i am unable to	7
the affairs of the	7
our sea port towns	7
of monsieur de calonnes	7
in the case of	7
of october the th	7
that it is not	7
representatives of the united	7
of may the th	7
a letter from mr	7
to hear from you	7
on the part of	7
of the order of	7
of assuring you of	7
i enclose you a	7
of the last session	7
from havre to new	7
in the department of	7
copy of a letter	7
attachment with which i	7
of february the th	7
and the two empires	7
a few days ago	7
of the th and	7
it would have been	7
i have taken the	7
of our domestic debt	7
havre to new york	7
the chevalier de la	7
the interest of the	7
of april the th	7
your favor of april	6
in the eastern states	6
add assurances of the	6
of the funded debt	6
of france and northern	6
draft of declaration of	6
the honor of writing	6
to inform you that	6
enclose you a letter	6
you a letter from	6
to the governor of	6
affectionate friend and servant	6
and attachment with which	6
the canal of languedoc	6
which i had the	6
it would not be	6
to his excellency mr	6
parts of france and	6
the laws of nature	6
with a view to	6
of june the th	6
did me the honor	6
a member of the	6
i do not know	6
in the public papers	6
esteem and attachment with	6
in the event of	6
of september the th	6
the article of tobacco	6
of the sentiments of	6
the waters of aix	6
page draft of declaration	6
assurances of the sincere	6
i have been honored	6
will be necessary to	6
sentiments of sincere esteem	6
of july the th	6
jefferson state of the	6
the th of december	6
i am of opinion	6
to madame de corny	6
you will perceive that	6
and have the honor	6
of representatives of the	6
the commerce of the	6
of a letter from	6
of which i have	6
the declaration of independence	6
pleased to honor me	6
by the secretary of	6
will take the liberty	6
i have taken measures	6
the esteem and respect	6
of october the d	6
with sincere esteem and	6
house of representatives of	6
i mentioned to you	6
the end of the	6
favor of the th	6
the receipt of the	6
me the honor to	6
i have duly received	6
the honor of enclosing	6
the governor of virginia	6
of declaration of independence	6
in a letter of	6
have been pleased to	6
france and northern of	6
in the letter of	6
i am honored with	6
photogravure from the original	6
the first day of	6
a century and a	6
a copy of the	5
in my letter of	5
the produce of the	5
will have the honor	5
on the th day	5
of the public debt	5
very sincere esteem and	5
the sincere esteem of	5
last to you was	5
an act of the	5
and in the meantime	5
the authority of the	5
of a different species	5
most obedient and most	5
the situation of the	5
of the present year	5
the th day of	5
the navigation of the	5
during the late war	5
but it will be	5
of the last year	5
of the d of	5
have been honored with	5
the honor of informing	5
as well as i	5
am unable to say	5
of france and leyden	5
from the original painting	5
in the neighborhood of	5
to the delegates of	5
hundred and eighty thousand	5
so as to render	5
and esteem with which	5
and that of the	5
only add assurances of	5
in the habit of	5
the execution of the	5
enclose you a copy	5
respect and esteem with	5
in the first place	5
in the moment of	5
have duly received your	5
acknowledging the receipt of	5
of december the th	5
millions of the principal	5
avail myself of the	5
i have not yet	5
obliged to you for	5
of the principal of	5
it is a great	5
which had been made	5
to enclose you a	5
i am sure you	5
i received your favor	5
i shall always be	5
as well as to	5
with the most perfect	5
and at the same	5
a copy of which	5
gazettes of france and	5
the ports of france	5
you will have seen	5
but it is not	5
i will take the	5
letter of may the	5
to the payment of	5
the general of the	5
i am glad to	5
favor of april the	5
in the form of	5
to pay the interest	5
at the beginning of	5
had the honor to	5
assured of the sincere	5
it will be necessary	5
beg the favor of	5
the views of the	5
century and a half	5
a view of the	5
of the two countries	5
the nature of the	5
the states of holland	5
the gazettes of france	5
inform you that the	5
france and the united	5
not be able to	5
the rights of the	5
am happy to find	5
thought it my duty	5
i have received your	5
my last to you	5
with very sincere esteem	5
beg you to accept	5
act of the last	5
setting out on a	5
obedient and most humble	5
it will be the	5
am honored with your	5
the original painting by	5
the th of the	5
your most obedient and	5
the th of september	5
a copy of a	5
that it will be	5
of sincere esteem and	5
in the place of	5
i thought it my	4
to avail myself of	4
soon as they shall	4
i hope you will	4
with assurances of the	4
a change in the	4
which you will perceive	4
the limits of the	4
his most christian majesty	4
and june the th	4
it is difficult to	4
of monsieur de calonne	4
an assembly of the	4
delegates of rhode island	4
to madame de brehan	4
the department of finance	4
that the count de	4
day of september last	4
papers steel engraving by	4
a journey into the	4
facsimile of declaration in	4
assured of the sentiments	4
of our fellow citizens	4
the will of the	4
for one hundred and	4
chosen by the people	4
do myself the honor	4
with the affairs of	4
to captain john paul	4
the exercise of their	4
with sentiments of sincere	4
the subject of rice	4
shall be able to	4
engraving by longacre from	4
delegates of south carolina	4
payment of the interest	4
of the state of	4
on the first day	4
between the two courts	4
which you have been	4
the delegates of south	4
i send you the	4
the liberty of asking	4
in french or american	4
a tour through the	4
when i had the	4
jefferson papers steel engraving	4
to ask the favor	4
in three or four	4
the affairs of europe	4
you shall have read	4
upward of millions of	4
of esteem and attachment	4
be applied to the	4
when you shall have	4
much esteem and respect	4
it will be a	4
the esteem with which	4
count de la luzerne	4
of illustrations book spines	4
a part of their	4
of the belligerent powers	4
it has been thought	4
me the favor to	4
to get rid of	4
i know of no	4
those sentiments of esteem	4
into the form of	4
i should be able	4
think it would be	4
the patriotic party in	4
the count de la	4
in a letter from	4
will avail himself of	4
whether it will be	4
the effect of the	4
it will be better	4
the inhabitants of the	4
there will be a	4
on his return to	4
with much esteem and	4
to assure you of	4
hundred and fifty guineas	4
for the preservation of	4
sentiments of perfect esteem	4
sea port towns and	4
journey through the southern	4
a bill of rights	4
dislocation of my right	4
to be forwarded to	4
if it should be	4
i shall be able	4
that they will be	4
your several favors of	4
le comte de moustier	4
you be so good	4
will be pleased to	4
to monsieur de creve	4
for some time past	4
the court of versailles	4
have been able to	4
sincere esteem and attachment	4
with sentiments of great	4
on the article of	4
of the same kind	4
you did me the	4
good sense of the	4
think it my duty	4
you the result of	4
to john adams letter	4
for the first time	4
i think it would	4
the mass of the	4
of the esteem with	4
duly received your favor	4
with your letter of	4
every part of the	4
between the russians and	4
by longacre from painting	4
in a letter to	4
list of illustrations book	4
of jefferson papers steel	4
will you be so	4
th day of september	4
may be able to	4
should be able to	4
of perfect esteem and	4
have reason to believe	4
a copy of my	4
thank you for your	4
has the honor to	4
some observations on the	4
of the courts of	4
the moment of my	4
in the first moment	4
of the advantages of	4
as soon as the	4
it is impossible to	4
the death of the	4
the laws of the	4
your favors of november	4
by the way of	4
be useful to you	4
part of the union	4
captain john paul jones	4
i am able to	4
of the receipts and	4
address thomas jefferson december	4
your favor of october	4
in the affairs of	4
you will see by	4
in consequence of the	4
from painting of g	4
in a moment of	4
who has the honor	4
of the chevalier de	4
side of the mississippi	4
steel engraving by longacre	4
longacre from painting of	4
of the sincerity of	4
you on the subject	4
set of jefferson papers	4
but i do not	4
the sentiments of esteem	4
myself the honor of	4
in a course of	4
for the redemption of	4
i am not without	4
the receipts and expenditures	4
the duke of dorset	4
in the united states	4
two or three months	4
during the year ending	4
the archbishop of thoulouse	4
the delegates of rhode	4
the hands of his	4
i have had a	4
will be enabled to	4
you have been pleased	4
may be considered as	4
the good sense of	4
my letter to mr	4
and that it must	4
honored with yours of	4
would have been a	4
much obliged to you	4
of my right wrist	4
and the more so	4
to doctor benjamin rush	4
honor of enclosing to	4
the month of june	4
by the number of	4
the th of april	4
there can be no	4
of the foreign officers	4
stuart titlepage of volume	4
it may be said	4
navigation of the mississippi	4
the importance of the	4
for the ensuing year	4
in a few days	4
great deal of good	4
the history of the	4
that it may be	4
the course of your	4
been so good as	4
may be necessary for	4
the character of the	4
favors of october the	4
honor of informing you	4
from which i am	4
in consequence of this	4
that is to say	4
the hands of the	4
th and th of	4
from the united states	4
the secretary of the	4
a declaration of rights	4
be necessary for the	4
a bed of justice	4
in the culture of	4
the united states are	4
the form of an	4
the cause of the	4
the russians and turks	4
the result of our	4
the part of the	4
ending the th of	3
i should not hesitate	3
tour through the southern	3
into the ports of	3
honorable commissioners of the	3
refused to register the	3
i avail myself of	3
interest of five per	3
and they will be	3
out on a journey	3
had an opportunity of	3
the month of december	3
ending on the th	3
those sentiments of perfect	3
the circumstances of the	3
on the d of	3
to the virginia delegates	3
patriotic party in holland	3
letters written while in	3
will beg the favor	3
of the circumstances of	3
to engage in the	3
i have just received	3
by a letter of	3
with sentiments of very	3
in the history of	3
the close of the	3
that i was not	3
never been able to	3
that it might be	3
resolution of congress of	3
able to send you	3
as a matter of	3
time to time as	3
will enable them to	3
amounted to near millions	3
on the high seas	3
last session of congress	3
the honor to write	3
written while in europe	3
congress on the subject	3
happy to hear from	3
the attention of the	3
of it in the	3
for the support of	3
in our federal constitution	3
i had a letter	3
course of your session	3
what has been done	3
the wisdom of the	3
with whom we have	3
you will have heard	3
our commerce with this	3
by the united states	3
progress of the loan	3
of any other nation	3
a journey through the	3
of the dey of	3
me on the subject	3
one hundred and sixty	3
the place of monsieur	3
in the pursuits of	3
well as on the	3
which i am your	3
after meeting the current	3
marchands et echevins de	3
with the two empires	3
of you to forward	3
may think proper to	3
between them and the	3
prepared by the secretary	3
in favor of our	3
secretary of the treasury	3
a dislocation of my	3
it will give me	3
take measures for the	3
first day of january	3
one hundred and forty	3
at the close of	3
for the united states	3
to communicate to you	3
of the federal convention	3
kind as to send	3
a loan could be	3
the course of eleven	3
i hope they will	3
his return to vienna	3
bust of the marquis	3
an office for life	3
the state of the	3
in my last letter	3
your letter of the	3
sincere friend and servant	3
the farmers general have	3
your sincere friend and	3
i beg leave to	3
mentioned to you the	3
shall only add assurances	3
course of eleven years	3
hundred or two thousand	3
been so kind as	3
in the ports of	3
though i do not	3
shall be communicated to	3
sincere sentiments of esteem	3
of november the th	3
of the new constitution	3
which i am but	3
of good in it	3
to colonel edward carrington	3
commerce with this country	3
in support of the	3
the author of the	3
as a part of	3
the university of virginia	3
the day after to	3
the head of the	3
taken place in the	3
be happy to hear	3
the act of the	3
general of the order	3
to the amount of	3
have taken measures to	3
with which you have	3
in my letter to	3
your favors of the	3
that he may be	3
to be able to	3
be obliged to take	3
you the copy of	3
my letter by the	3
do not know whether	3
shall be wanting on	3
south carolina in congress	3
the th of may	3
and the rights of	3
to take measures for	3
meeting the current demands	3
you to accept my	3
you on the th	3
that they have been	3
at the moment of	3
was a member of	3
and to assure you	3
hold a bed of	3
the mouth of the	3
your favors of october	3
i did not think	3
the order of berni	3
the western side of	3
would be well to	3
will be able to	3
on account of his	3
loan could be obtained	3
to be added to	3
receipt of your favor	3
a continuation of the	3
you were pleased to	3
for the encouragement of	3
i would be glad	3
have not yet been	3
to be the best	3
of the treaty with	3
the letter with which	3
the horns of the	3
the honorable commissioners of	3
on the letter of	3
which i have been	3
the payment of our	3
am glad to find	3
i think it my	3
we may consider the	3
be wanting on my	3
honored with your letter	3
the honor of sending	3
madame la comtesse de	3
an account of the	3
to thank you for	3
the day before yesterday	3
french or american bottoms	3
some other of the	3
two hundred and fifty	3
sense of the people	3
assembly of the states	3
the state of things	3
your favor by mr	3
and expenditures of the	3
avail myself of your	3
be added to the	3
the want of it	3
the variation of the	3
which will be the	3
i will beg the	3
is a history of	3
the information i had	3
in gold or silver	3
we must be contented	3
of the declaration of	3
to me to be	3
all the defects of	3
congress at their last	3
the year ending the	3
my absence on a	3
commerce of the united	3
they are the only	3
to you on the	3
as much as he	3
et echevins de paris	3
body of the people	3
the passage of the	3
must depend on the	3
a copy of it	3
nothing shall be wanting	3
treasury at the beginning	3
observations on the letter	3
the defense of our	3
to be their agent	3
in the treasury at	3
have received your favor	3
a history of the	3
as soon as it	3
be enabled to judge	3
at the time of	3
sale of our western	3
in order to remove	3
the law of nature	3
favors of the th	3
was of the th	3
be placed on the	3
assuring you of those	3
am happy to inform	3
on the receipt of	3
he was a member	3
the organization of the	3
commerce of the two	3
to the care of	3
yet been able to	3
virginia delegates in congress	3
ten sols the livre	3
to you was of	3
there is a great	3
to find that the	3
one hundred and fifty	3
the aid of the	3
letter of the d	3
our prisoners at algiers	3
of the st of	3
on its prime cost	3
with our indian neighbors	3
i have not been	3
and of assuring you	3
you were of the	3
you of those sentiments	3
now laid before you	3
it would be well	3
the length of time	3
one hundred acres of	3
to the board of	3
accounts of the receipts	3
our peace and friendship	3
i shall be happy	3
the flames of war	3
the name of the	3
acknowledged the receipt of	3
of our western lands	3
the culture of the	3
the course of a	3
i now enclose you	3
to the public affairs	3
forward them to you	3
not for me to	3
to hold a bed	3
to willincks and van	3
the disturbances in the	3
assuring you of the	3
so soon as they	3
which has taken place	3
place of monsieur de	3
is not to be	3
such a state of	3
the th of october	3
and ten sols the	3
will depend on the	3
enabled to judge whether	3
the treasury at the	3
mass of the people	3
december the th and	3
the liberty of proposing	3
twenty thousand men to	3
to avail themselves of	3
western side of the	3
but it is a	3
the honor of presenting	3
the last session for	3
to sail from havre	3
the redemption of our	3
the sincere esteem and	3
on the affairs of	3
and that of piedmont	3
the object of this	3
to the people of	3
honor of writing you	3
between the two nations	3
the united states in	3
the year ending on	3
in the way of	3
and england and prussia	3
rigorous levy of the	3
the sincere prayer of	3
be able to send	3
when i was in	3
the virginia delegates in	3
will inform you of	3
of the necessity of	3
happy to inform you	3
lately sailed from havre	3
la comtesse de tesse	3
your letter of may	3
force in the affairs	3
on a level with	3
the united states at	3
the account of the	3
that the king of	3
would have been at	3
to which it is	3
to the article of	3
they are about to	3
called for by the	3
at the expense of	3
i have no doubt	3
be the subject of	3
and you will be	3
be delivered to the	3
is the sincere prayer	3
to enable them to	3
in pursuance of the	3
year ending the th	3
of millions of principal	3
that the carolina rice	3
to the honorable commissioners	3
he should not be	3
the th of january	3
the notables to the	3
the sale of our	3
south carolina and georgia	3
of the bust of	3
i do not expect	3
look forward to the	3
of the information i	3
the date of the	3
may be interesting to	3
letter with which you	3
made by his governors	3
the exercise of the	3
in a great measure	3
as well as by	3
the last session of	3
the inauguration of the	3
i am anxious to	3
on the inauguration of	3
that you may be	3
ought not to do	3
about the th of	3
trials by jury in	3
will be so good	3
citizens of the united	3
havre for new york	3
been pleased to honor	3
in the room of	3
in the leyden gazette	3
the declaration of the	3
the count de moutier	3
receipts and expenditures of	3
the study of the	3
that we are not	3
as to send me	3
you of the esteem	3
that the prussian troops	3
commerce between france and	3
to you was dated	3
of the new government	3
copy of my letter	3
took the liberty of	3
the expiration of the	3
be obtained for the	3
as well as his	3
of march the th	3
in such a state	3
i will write to	3
a free course of	3
so soon as the	3
between the two countries	3
to leave no doubt	3
i have written to	3
of the marquis de	3
on the th instant	3
from the count de	3
the establishment of a	3
immediately on the receipt	3
with the wisdom of	3
been honored with yours	3
the present king of	3
because it is a	3
in holland will be	3
a statement of the	3
between this country and	3
letter of september the	3
advances have been made	3
the president of the	3
arrival of the count	3
the exchange of amsterdam	3
in and out of	3
for the state of	3
will see by the	3
loan of a million	3
a different species from	3
have amounted to near	3
between the turks and	3
by the packet which	3
both houses of congress	3
your excellency on the	3
it had not been	3
the beginning of the	3
the protection of the	3
of things in europe	3
th of september last	3
to fix a constitution	3
as soon as we	3
in the states of	3
with which we have	3
the officers of the	3
shall always be happy	3
the copy of a	3
shall have the honor	3
wanting on my part	3
the same to the	3
to general edward stevens	3
your letter of february	3
in proportion as it	3
honor to inform you	3
i shall have the	3
in all its parts	3
favors of april the	3
the case of the	3
at their last session	3
to write to you	3
hundred acres of land	3
as it has been	3
should it take place	3
always be happy to	3
into the southern parts	3
eight hundred and forty	3
of the notables to	3
happy to find that	3
had taken the liberty	3
to monsieur le duc	3
the present state of	3
have not been able	3
as i have before	3
receipt of the letter	3
of the patriotic party	3
law of the land	3
before the departure of	3
the consideration of congress	3
millions in the treasury	3
i have never seen	3
not been able to	3
of the ensuing year	3
from havre for new	3
the courts of london	3
sailed from havre to	3
march the th and	3
by the last packet	3
the arrival of the	3
the garde des sceaux	3
send you a pamphlet	3
put an end to	3
it would be very	3
the honor to inform	3
that he might be	3
will be submitted to	3
letter from the minister	3
if it be not	3
inauguration of the bust	3
the money in holland	3
the jurisdiction of the	3
prayer of him who	3
the bust of the	3
or two thousand of	3
des marchands et echevins	3
i will beg leave	3
to major general gates	3
in most of the	3
you will be sensible	3
the minds of the	3
form of an arret	3
of south carolina in	3
the state of our	3
as much as possible	3
the consent of the	3
am sure you will	3
of our sea port	3
of five per cent	3
beginning of the year	3
that they could not	3
out of the hands	3
my notes on virginia	3
the marechal de castries	3
a suspension of hostilities	3
for me to decide	3
my duty to inform	3
it is not for	3
on the exchange of	3
must be contented to	3
the tour of the	3
the law of the	3
what will be the	3
the mass of our	3
i have now that	3
you will find that	3
the want of a	3
the king of england	3
it is not yet	3
the sincere wish of	3
on the coast of	3
by the law of	3
is thought to be	3
assure you of the	3
to madame la comtesse	3
the court of madrid	3
courts of london and	3
the merchants of the	3
to communicate to me	3
sentiments of great esteem	3
which may not be	3
letter you did me	3
is not for me	3
your two favors of	3
knowledge of the subject	3
by the count de	3
i took the liberty	3
have taken place in	3
the liberty of referring	3
packet of this month	3
sincere wish of him	3
i am much pleased	3
the count de cambrai	3
this side the atlantic	3
as well as on	3
shall be happy to	3
as late as the	3
of your favor of	3
will beg leave to	3
do me the favor	3
year ending on the	3
le comte de buffon	3
for the waters of	3
our ministers at london	3
since your last session	3
one hundred and twenty	3
a hundred or two	3
course of the last	3
for the defense of	3
be their agent at	3
the object of the	3
you will be pleased	3
between france and england	3
am not without hopes	3
in any part of	3
the count de florida	3
will be among the	3
to be in readiness	3
on this side the	3
in proportion to the	3
of the western states	3
will be delivered to	3
am anxious to hear	3
which i send you	3
the care of mr	3
the honor of delivering	3
to you for your	3
the principal of our	3
than i had expected	3
in favor of the	3
i thought of you	3
a king of poland	3
well as i could	3
officers of the customs	3
of the hands of	3
of madame de brehan	3
and that it would	3
horns of the moose	3
send you a copy	3
is the sincere wish	3
with those of the	3
for the purpose of	3
of his most christian	3
i thought it necessary	3
the turks and russians	3
in a former letter	3
the subject of our	3
the establishment of the	3
for the marquis de	3
of may the d	3
that you will be	3
had a letter from	3
to the commerce of	3
he is a great	3
i should with great	3
for a long time	3
your favor of may	3
of the most favored	3
of one hundred and	3
have been so long	3
have now that of	3
of my letter to	3
to pay off the	3
with a degree of	3
the emperor and empress	3
of the convention of	2
there is no such	2
four hours in any	2
of it would be	2
to the laws and	2
in he was appointed	2
to bring them to	2
it will surely be	2
some mineral waters in	2
of south carolina and	2
fear of a popular	2
beg you to be	2
in some of the	2
horns of the elk	2
or not at all	2
imitate the head of	2
majesty and his ministers	2
be able to get	2
appropriations of the last	2
as much recommended as	2
of the surpluses of	2
the means of preserving	2
letter is in cypher	2
the princess of orange	2
obedience to the laws	2
since writing the preceding	2
as much as circumstances	2
eligibility of the president	2
that i had neither	2
that it had sailed	2
expedient to regulate the	2
have seen in the	2
honor of mentioning to	2
for the purchase of	2
of the authority of	2
yours of july the	2
honor of delivering you	2
expressions of friendship to	2
begun at the place	2
i think it certain	2
were of the th	2
the current demands and	2
as well as from	2
of acknowledging the receipt	2
from vercelli to pavia	2
of the earth to	2
received one from mr	2
it will tend to	2
yet it is possible	2
part of the price	2
the payment of interest	2
a letter from him	2
his conjectures as to	2
the borysthenes into the	2
i have procured for	2
objects of this assembly	2
a month before the	2
to address to me	2
will ask your permission	2
as to communicate to	2
privileges of the most	2
of a declaration of	2
the frontiers of turkey	2
one of the two	2
the opinion of the	2
the present will be	2
he told me that	2
involved themselves in debt	2
of september last being	2
on the banks of	2
florins the french quintal	2
the power of the	2
letter of january the	2
the rice of lombardy	2
making the tour of	2
the existence of a	2
spirit of the nation	2
keep pace with the	2
thousand acres of land	2
than those of any	2
this country and that	2
far as can be	2
it would be impossible	2
its powers in such	2
of which we have	2
in need of it	2
and to do it	2
of the year ending	2
in the midst of	2
will enable us to	2
since writing thus far	2
the persons concerned in	2
the situation in which	2
is charged with the	2
excellency on the subject	2
been in my power	2
powers in such form	2
the surpluses of revenue	2
the governments from whose	2
might be enabled to	2
contain a promise of	2
that it would not	2
natural order of things	2
to the law of	2
great respect and esteem	2
date the th of	2
of the trappings of	2
of our captives at	2
affairs of europe are	2
may be enabled to	2
doubt of its ratification	2
execution of the law	2
their agency might be	2
has been received with	2
conjectures as to the	2
second volume of the	2
th and october the	2
to the new form	2
was dated june the	2
subjects in brabant and	2
the th and october	2
that most of the	2
not be expedient for	2
the circumstances under which	2
tax and land tax	2
here an order of	2
to the barbary business	2
king of prussia will	2
but it is said	2
of the highest esteem	2
had been made in	2
the happiness and prosperity	2
affairs of the latter	2
which the affairs of	2
received your favor by	2
a vessel lately sailed	2
with acclamations of joy	2
liberty of putting under	2
chiappi to be their	2
of the duties on	2
such a one as	2
of which he was	2
if you think so	2
years to four years	2
a very few years	2
the temper of the	2
the sanction of congress	2
of the united netherlands	2
that they may be	2
according to the opinion	2
those who say he	2
forbidding the application of	2
and france to this	2
of your own country	2
i have endeavored to	2
plans he had digested	2
to be forwarded by	2
and that in this	2
is begun at the	2
of the difficulties which	2
our new constitution is	2
be forwarded to you	2
that this letter may	2
us in the treasury	2
in one hundred and	2
to the opinion of	2
of legal study in	2
them to register the	2
the inhabitants of our	2
for you to decide	2
so as to leave	2
one which could be	2
departure of the packet	2
the spirit of the	2
to it by the	2
the state of national	2
as it may be	2
the treaty with the	2
by stuart and trumbull	2
the debts due to	2
which has occasioned the	2
it is communicated to	2
that i may not	2
as long as the	2
to this place for	2
not discouraged by this	2
i will endeavor to	2
without the aid of	2
some time or other	2
and friendly terms to	2
accumulation of the surpluses	2
say a century and	2
to imitate the head	2
pay the principal of	2
into the state of	2
of the nation is	2
the true principles of	2
letter into the form	2
to me as a	2
that among these are	2
that country would have	2
am happy to hear	2
i lay before you	2
a desire to serve	2
present me in the	2
the present system of	2
the trappings of monarchy	2
was then divided into	2
an opportunity of examining	2
nothing to urge in	2
to which they are	2
the place louis xv	2
the thomas jefferson memorial	2
him to your notice	2
the first division of	2
of it has been	2
the captives of their	2
in brabant and flanders	2
the contents of the	2
ascertained that the receipts	2
have come safely to	2
in favor of this	2
the side of their	2
and as long as	2
an affair of three	2
who is at the	2
of the law is	2
the payment of a	2
the count de campomanes	2
the whole which could	2
since the epoch of	2
free course of justice	2
i have never been	2
which we are to	2
in as much as	2
of the first order	2
of the people in	2
the country between the	2
sincere esteem and affection	2
as the port of	2
the trouble you have	2
the prussian troops entered	2
rights of the people	2
would not have been	2
to forward the enclosed	2
effect on our credit	2
many thanks for the	2
as well as those	2
consult on their affairs	2
more than any other	2
on your side the	2
due on the first	2
may be put into	2
of aix in provence	2
those which had been	2
the pretensions of the	2
be supported by the	2
of leyden and france	2
i had received from	2
the swords were finished	2
letter from the baron	2
the one hundred acres	2
liberty of proposing to	2
the d of may	2
i think you will	2
sent me by mr	2
aspect of our foreign	2
of him who has	2
to the pacific ocean	2
on the claim of	2
le comte de montmorin	2
gazettes of leyden and	2
end of the present	2
nor is it probable	2
not come to my	2
a state of our	2
principal of our funded	2
to the hands of	2
of the mississippi and	2
be paid or purchased	2
to the time of	2
i have had great	2
of a revolving solid	2
that you may judge	2
seems to have given	2
in opposition to one	2
and thank you for	2
he observed that the	2
that they have purchased	2
do a great deal	2
the secretary of war	2
it will rest with	2
the principal of the	2
i am your friend	2
to have given you	2
in the united netherlands	2
with the state of	2
the commerce between france	2
we could not run	2
i shall set out	2
our peace with them	2
so that i have	2
treaty with the emperor	2
have the honor now	2
the poverty of their	2
in spite of our	2
but the king of	2
through the rice country	2
go to america in	2
to go through the	2
the former was consumed	2
but that the result	2
in which we see	2
our commerce in that	2
treasury during the year	2
far as i have	2
from the body of	2
as it should be	2
the circumstances of our	2
of some of them	2
good of our country	2
not as yet consider	2
renders it necessary for	2
of his majesty to	2
the culture of rice	2
knowledge of the ground	2
right wrist has for	2
it were in my	2
i must beg leave	2
be laid before congress	2
which i have now	2
never been an instance	2
is an office for	2
assurances of those sentiments	2
of that part of	2
prevented my writing to	2
into the south of	2
the receipts have amounted	2
sentiments of very sincere	2
the effect of our	2
on pain of death	2
suspension of the embargo	2
i am advised to	2
sincere esteem with which	2
and i think we	2
and the object of	2
for the protection of	2
might have been effected	2
the ancient duties on	2
how do you like	2
they will be obliged	2
on better terms than	2
thousand livres and two	2
it will be much	2
of the commerce of	2
some of the most	2
the want of words	2
the internal affairs of	2
of the interior custom	2
be introduced into the	2
to one in any	2
the convocation of the	2
the whole mass of	2
you will perceive he	2
the promptitude with which	2
and naples will remain	2
will be the most	2
have not been formed	2
the letter of the	2
of twelve or fifteen	2
of london and berlin	2
declared war against the	2
a couple of sacks	2
relative to the vessel	2
not know whether he	2
persons concerned in our	2
count de vergennes is	2
the gun boats authorized	2
as much as they	2
of his britannic majesty	2
a point of union	2
bearing date the th	2
property and sovereignty of	2
to secure these rights	2
to be delivered to	2
by jury in all	2
in his own hand	2
copies of letters received	2
than in any other	2
friend and humble servant	2
and one which shall	2
to open a loan	2
to accept assurances of	2
again into the ocean	2
the information it contains	2
as i do not	2
obliges me to conclude	2
as the most important	2
and a half years	2
he ought not to	2
better to make that	2
seems to be the	2
the details of execution	2
does not weigh against	2
and that it is	2
form of government becomes	2
to the farmers general	2
i was much obliged	2
think it will be	2
the removal of the	2
change in the form	2
my letter of september	2
they were disposed to	2
ask your permission to	2
it is a duty	2
are not of the	2
you in a letter	2
in every part of	2
as far as can	2
the letter you had	2
of this country to	2
be the bearer of	2
mass of the nation	2
i am satisfied that	2
i availed myself of	2
our pockets to pay	2
of rice in this	2
to your federal government	2
no use of it	2
have just received from	2
which have come to	2
regulations for our commerce	2
the small news of	2
hours in any one	2
address thomas jefferson november	2
is known to be	2
be communicated as soon	2
an order of priests	2
character of their sovereign	2
is now too late	2
the middle of the	2
the enclosed letter from	2
affectionate friend and humble	2
and the order of	2
a repeal of the	2
so that it is	2
with which you were	2
on behalf of a	2
with the other powers	2
the new government should	2
the confidence of the	2
it is now too	2
the reduction of the	2
enable them to pay	2
ten millions of dollars	2
information i had received	2
the administration of the	2
and the greatest of	2
the department of the	2
given to our ministers	2
and the desire of	2
it has not yet	2
now sitting at philadelphia	2
not learn that the	2
will be some time	2
assembly of the notables	2
between six and seven	2
not be till the	2
hundred thousand acres of	2
the fear of a	2
am not discouraged by	2
got safe to hand	2
congress of october the	2
states one as to	2
will be forwarded to	2
i asked him if	2
jay photogravure from the	2
two thousand of his	2
the order of congress	2
getting rid of the	2
the month of july	2
and a half of	2
under the auspices of	2
without being able to	2
and to bring the	2
the person who is	2
they would not be	2
as he seemed to	2
death of the dey	2
it as an act	2
you will find in	2
leyden and france to	2
the diminution of duty	2
if i can be	2
she seems to have	2
two hundred and seventy	2
an account of that	2
your permission to write	2
the education of the	2
extinguished of the funded	2
the eastern and western	2
of the principles of	2
my respects to mrs	2
the distress of their	2
our captives at algiers	2
not of the first	2
pays ten sols the	2
the orders of congress	2
will be that of	2
and the progress of	2
those of any other	2
as the price of	2
i think it very	2
that it was believed	2
of borrowing money in	2
opportunity of examining the	2
my right wrist dislocated	2
existing between the two	2
to the officers of	2
to the multiplication of	2
years and a half	2
in the exercise of	2
will not be worth	2
bring on a war	2
to the reverend james	2
this letter is in	2
port towns and waters	2
to the person or	2
distress of their finances	2
the federal head to	2
and november the th	2
exercise of their functions	2
governments are instituted among	2
the application of money	2
as long as we	2
to dislocate my right	2
trouble you have taken	2
will not be till	2
at the date of	2
be worth while to	2
they use it little	2
and forty thousand dollars	2
here with assurances of	2
among these are life	2
want of a declaration	2
to pay our interest	2
to colonel james monroe	2
my last letter to	2
in hand with me	2
of the people who	2
the writer of that	2
which is considered as	2
this date accompany this	2
this would be an	2
could be paid or	2
much a part of	2
priests called the mathurins	2
in the minds of	2
of our constitutional powers	2
will be delivered you	2
not in a condition	2
for what has been	2
could not have been	2
the head of his	2
and those of the	2
you have taken with	2
three or four days	2
a joint letter to	2
them the expediency of	2
an honest and honorable	2
the honor of being	2
party in holland will	2
have a right to	2
it was my own	2
dear to the nation	2
the pursuit of happiness	2
the honor of assuring	2
may be said that	2
had received from him	2
which you were pleased	2
the reimbursement of the	2
to the order of	2
conclude here with assurances	2
the regulation of our	2
of ten thousand livres	2
which ought to be	2
the honor of seeing	2
demands and interest incurred	2
as to leave little	2
in which they are	2
of your journey to	2
from england to france	2
towns of this country	2
france to this date	2
my last letters to	2
of the th ultimo	2
the society for the	2
there shall be no	2
and particularly that of	2
result of our experiment	2
the sentiments of sincere	2
to set the loan	2
of spain in that	2
of him who is	2
epoch of my return	2
and they have not	2
to forward to you	2
left us in the	2
of the next month	2
on the authority of	2
i am very much	2
the ocean of speculation	2
the postponement of the	2
a letter which i	2
as to render it	2
and it will be	2
the transfer of our	2
of count de vergennes	2
that they should not	2
the duke de la	2
i look forward to	2
you may count with	2
as well as their	2
last being not yet	2
to mention to him	2
it is the only	2
you for the volume	2
to the present moment	2
as you will perceive	2
there is a general	2
till the new government	2
thousand eight hundred and	2
avail himself of the	2
in concurrence with this	2
as you will see	2
to the means of	2
and avail myself of	2
friendly terms to mrs	2
count de florida blanca	2
de la luzerne would	2
good understanding between the	2
he may be able	2
the aid of these	2
those of other nations	2
by some other conveyance	2
which i received from	2
could not run in	2
so that i am	2
the abolition of the	2
if it shall appear	2
faces and the edge	2
independence of the united	2
a suspension of the	2
by the agent at	2
to chevalier de segond	2
authority of the laws	2
by the prussian troops	2
permission to write to	2
assured of the esteem	2
despatches for the packet	2
it into the hands	2
the turks have declared	2
received the letter with	2
concerned in our commerce	2
under the protection of	2
thomas jefferson memorial association	2
pay the interest of	2
of our experiment will	2
fifteen sols the quintal	2
as much as it	2
my letter of the	2
in the following words	2
to which they shall	2
to let him know	2
and december the th	2
the propriety of my	2
of our country have	2
to write to me	2
that the consumption of	2
not likely to do	2
the people to alter	2
of the militia of	2
may be in readiness	2
as also of the	2
last letter to you	2
was appointed chief justice	2
the law and of	2
part of the united	2
the esteem and attachment	2
becomes destructive of these	2
of the system of	2
honor of assuring you	2
amendment to the constitution	2
port towns and harbors	2
who would be kings	2
the parts of the	2
us into the war	2
to use it a	2
the united states would	2
i hope you have	2
the loss of a	2
person on the spot	2
much an enemy to	2
should not have been	2
nor should be made	2
the commerce of france	2
of our debt to	2
as an act of	2
part of my letter	2
there is not a	2
powers from the consent	2
am persuaded he will	2
of the most profound	2
and october the th	2
people of the country	2
the whole of the	2
when it shall be	2
this matter on the	2
glory of his administration	2
to think of the	2
militia of the place	2
instructions to our ministers	2
but it would be	2
and the way to	2
the earth to shift	2
set out the day	2
will of the people	2
through the baron de	2
course of the present	2
to place our sea	2
yours of december the	2
two thousand eight hundred	2
of the king of	2
kings of spain and	2
letter from congress to	2
have as yet no	2
of the name of	2
receipts have amounted to	2
an arret de defence	2
the condition of the	2
dislocate my right wrist	2
to monsieur de bertrous	2
holland to pay off	2
all the current demands	2
of prussia and england	2
the neighborhood of the	2
account of the receipts	2
sail of the line	2
better than he could	2
the event of war	2
a good understanding between	2
the d and th	2
the packet of this	2
archbishop of thoulouse is	2
have to acknowledge the	2
likely to effect their	2
the payments of the	2
to act in the	2
which has been proposed	2
the defects of the	2
will enable you to	2
the transfer of the	2
the discharge of the	2
shall hear from me	2
the powers of the	2
of the expenses already	2
be in readiness to	2
there is no god	2
i wish i could	2
the hands of mr	2
of the piedmont rice	2
on the expediency of	2
their west india islands	2
alms for the redemption	2
friend or a foe	2
taken place since my	2
education of the people	2
drawn into the vortex	2
when i recollect the	2
was not at home	2
the small phial was	2
of the watch pocket	2
the contract with mr	2
but as it is	2
two millions of acres	2
to settle with mr	2
the sincere sentiments of	2
both banks of the	2
as soon as they	2
whether it will not	2
result of our negotiations	2
with the aid of	2
hand in hand with	2
the rest of the	2
consider the state of	2
two nations shall be	2
am but lately returned	2
of this in the	2
the baron de waltersdorff	2
rid of the debt	2
a difference in the	2
it is our duty	2
refer you to my	2
the war between the	2
the resources of the	2
of the house of	2
instructions given to our	2
insurgents of massachusetts had	2
and i am happy	2
speaker of the house	2
of the objects of	2
and horns of the	2
himself to his generals	2
it should be in	2
the house of burgesses	2
if it is not	2
i was then in	2
marines of the two	2
to the new regulations	2
learn that the government	2
states on the coast	2
the provincial assemblies will	2
interesting to our commerce	2
and to which i	2
be worthy of being	2
the public have supposed	2
in the treasury on	2
that the ancient duties	2
elected from four years	2
hundred and fifty or	2
shall be mutually discontinued	2
to james madison letter	2
from a tour through	2
pain in which i	2
i set out on	2
the d of september	2
i should be sorry	2
it is much to	2
to effect their safety	2
whenever any form of	2
the energies of our	2
report on the inauguration	2
the increase of numbers	2
entered the territory of	2
the former is the	2
you had been so	2
to provide for the	2
i am not discouraged	2
carried on in our	2
could have been expected	2
the course of their	2
we should have a	2
they are endowed by	2
receipt of your two	2
before this will have	2
and this may be	2
the limits of our	2
were i not to	2
purchased the whole quantity	2
of the states of	2
the receipts of the	2
you shall hear from	2
that the objections which	2
to the count del	2
there is no doubt	2
then divided into committees	2
which it will be	2
me a letter of	2
he has not been	2
livraisons of the encyclopedie	2
those of aix in	2
or property of any	2
republic of the united	2
march twenty thousand men	2
i take measures for	2
manufactures of this country	2
before you by the	2
could not be sure	2
sincere attachment and friendship	2
debt to the officers	2
six hundred and twenty	2
i should think it	2
honor of having with	2
and a copy of	2
such is the force	2
box of books i	2
it might have been	2
the honor of having	2
there is a possibility	2
and the wisdom of	2
you would do well	2
the degeneracy of animals	2
to a federal court	2
the other powers of	2
us to get rid	2
of an oblate spheroid	2
still to be settled	2
to be obtained for	2
i do not learn	2
letter on the subject	2
here a month before	2
is of a different	2
which sails the th	2
a war between france	2
their leaders in jail	2
of eleven years that	2
fifty or two hundred	2
the accounts of the	2
is a duty to	2
all the powers of	2
letter by the packet	2
of putting under your	2
the redemption of captives	2
whole mass of the	2
a word on the	2
our new government with	2
taken the liberty to	2
of the people are	2
the united states had	2
towards the frontiers of	2
and will take the	2
of which it is	2
been the source of	2
being not yet made	2
to speak the language	2
that he should not	2
journey of between three	2
to stand in the	2
that the united states	2
complaining of the non	2
should be in their	2
the arms in the	2
it occurred to me	2
after a very long	2
been thought necessary to	2
the chevalier del pinto	2
for the delay of	2
of the letter you	2
and household manufacture are	2
in our western country	2
i suppose that the	2
it will fall unequally	2
for our whale oil	2
the single article of	2
study of the law	2
will have a great	2
the gazettes of leyden	2
out on a tour	2
and to limit expenses	2
you have not been	2
to the speaker of	2
in which i write	2
occasioned the postponement of	2
as far as they	2
him who has the	2
within the pale of	2
government with a great	2
and they may think	2
it will be worth	2
as the th of	2
to be settled between	2
in relation to the	2
you of the sincerity	2
with those which had	2
abolished by the king	2
i have sent to	2
this will have the	2
to bear arms against	2
retrospective to the date	2
the expediency of borrowing	2
six and seven hundred	2
sincere thanks for the	2
to the attorney general	2
is the state of	2
be interesting to our	2
a resolution of congress	2
copy of which i	2
the appointment of the	2
the probability of its	2
people to alter or	2
all parts of the	2
i wrote him the	2
good of his people	2
return you the letter	2
that nothing could be	2
years that they have	2
the sale of lands	2
it may not be	2
empress have good credit	2
were the first who	2
whale oil and fish	2
and send it to	2
decide whether it be	2
a good part of	2
first prayer in congress	2
state of things in	2
what he ought not	2
that of the th	2
let us remain neuter	2
advised to try the	2
you have had a	2
the case of a	2
it necessary for us	2
kind as to advance	2
principal towns had submitted	2
have heard of the	2
to do it on	2
instructions relative to the	2
within a few weeks	2
and is marching towards	2
the election of a	2
with very great esteem	2
three quarters of a	2
that the letter of	2
to decide on the	2
the moneyed men of	2
the th has been	2
i have sealed up	2
of the jurisdiction of	2
seven hundred and twenty	2
are now laid before	2
journey into the south	2
had taken place in	2
will be better to	2
organizing its powers in	2
in the species of	2
liberty of referring you	2
most of the principal	2
to receive from you	2
between the courts of	2
honor of seeing you	2
death of the count	2
pay for the swords	2
inform me that the	2
there has been a	2
with the comptroller general	2
in addition to those	2
nations of europe only	2
and drew them home	2
if foreign powers interfere	2
about fifteen thousand livres	2
the good of our	2
notables to the present	2
january of the present	2
this has not been	2
that a bill of	2
no doubt of the	2
commerce of neutral nations	2
i am honored by	2
to me by the	2
the funds of the	2
the right of the	2
to know whether they	2
person or property of	2
the friendship of mrs	2
third volume of the	2
i got my right	2
on my arrival here	2
shall take the liberty	2
to the views of	2
the intention of his	2
place on the expiration	2
the instructions given to	2
such a war by	2
many of his enemies	2
former was consumed in	2
as a delegate to	2
the report on the	2
all our other debts	2
wisdom of the legislature	2
in his last letter	2
of a nature to	2
what would be the	2
to the date of	2
object of whose institution	2
so we may suppose	2
the suspension of our	2
for the june interest	2
called for deputies to	2
our side the water	2
the patriots of holland	2
first day of the	2
a right to take	2
they are not yet	2
livres and two thousand	2
both public and private	2
make an opening for	2
send it to me	2
i am not certain	2
to answer the demands	2
into the vortex of	2
to furnish you with	2
endanger the peace of	2
of which i had	2
protection of the states	2
the consideration of the	2
the wisdom of congress	2
ten thousand livres and	2
which the state of	2
the consumption of rice	2
money in our pockets	2
arrive here a month	2
of the principal towns	2
who say he was	2
for the trouble you	2
the respect and esteem	2
be the subjects of	2
it to the english	2
though you will have	2
that part of the	2
to show you how	2
the rhingrave de salm	2
the use of it	2
of the federal sovereignty	2
will fall unequally on	2
we have reason to	2
that they are endowed	2
destructive of these ends	2
in every other government	2
that in the course	2
of the russian army	2
my return to paris	2
on a journey of	2
had a thought of	2
to go beyond the	2
my despatches for the	2
to whom they are	2
i shall continue to	2
will have seen that	2
i told him i	2
shall have read it	2
a great mass of	2
of the practicability of	2
about ten millions of	2
disabled me from writing	2
the moment of your	2
endowed by their creator	2
of words of inheritance	2
to repair to congress	2
to the french officers	2
to consult with them	2
the vortex of hostilities	2
a journey of between	2
subjects which will be	2
that the principal of	2
to the consideration of	2
are not yet known	2
the wisdom of his	2
the territory of holland	2
of the nations of	2
you that the count	2
with respect to myself	2
that the sale of	2
of the latter to	2
course of the negotiation	2
i can not but	2
good as to write	2
on the inhabitants of	2
joint letter to fennish	2
will rest with the	2
as to them shall	2
diminution of duty on	2
and for their own	2
complied with the order	2
in aid of the	2
two favors of october	2
not run in debt	2
not be extended to	2
payments of the principal	2
the peace of our	2
from the minister of	2
july the th and	2
lately received from mr	2
for the interest of	2
these advances have been	2
i wish it were	2
cultivate the friendship of	2
of your two favors	2
myself of your permission	2
the coast of barbary	2
his addresses and writings	2
shall have received the	2
of the states general	2
of the morocco treaty	2
rest with the wisdom	2
discharge of the principal	2
at the court of	2
the expense of a	2
you may judge of	2
has been attended with	2
to send a person	2
of the consular convention	2
me to take this	2
on earth for the	2
of getting rid of	2
that what i have	2
the prince of orange	2
the russian army has	2
montmorin is appointed his	2
they have not been	2
me in the most	2
to march twenty thousand	2
of the vacancies taking	2
of the laws of	2
the most sincere esteem	2
not been formed by	2
the motion of the	2
seem most likely to	2
parliament is exiled to	2
i wrote to mr	2
i have thought it	2
of august the th	2
of the letter of	2
by the treaty of	2
of separation between the	2
of the most sincere	2
you to be assured	2
it is my opinion	2
hovering on our coasts	2
am in hopes that	2
be more injurious to	2
informs me he has	2
on the plans he	2
taxes for the payment	2
the footing on which	2
will be obliged to	2
these truths to be	2
between three and four	2
france and leyden to	2
in the packet of	2
john jay photogravure from	2
laws of nature and	2
now enclose you a	2
i can not omit	2
the law of nations	2
on to this place	2
for the present year	2
their rights and interests	2
of money to any	2
relation to the united	2
acres of land are	2
you was dated december	2
is a possibility that	2
turks have declared war	2
to the d inclusive	2
government becomes destructive of	2
lay before you the	2
the most perfect respect	2
it is the more	2
state of national credit	2
a rigorous levy of	2
you to accept assurances	2
that it is so	2
respectful and friendly terms	2
to pay for it	2
name of thomas jefferson	2
cape of good hope	2
not complied with the	2
shall seem most likely	2
the appropriations of the	2
whole which could be	2
on our side the	2
make it worth the	2
board of treasury had	2
happiness and prosperity of	2
their safety and happiness	2
ministers at london and	2
the latter part of	2
i should not have	2
so that i think	2
from the date of	2
your favors of april	2
you may think proper	2
the bed of justice	2
of september last have	2
and organizing its powers	2
i think he will	2
of both banks of	2
the principal towns had	2
into the rice country	2
make a part of	2
get rid of the	2
in passing the alps	2
thought it necessary to	2
to take this liberty	2
he had made the	2