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Thomas Jefferson Letters

	March 18, 1794. Philadelphia. Richard Peters to Thomas Jefferson, concerning a plan for a state agricultural society.
	June 23, 1801. Luke O. Dio to Thomas Jefferson, about his qualifications for laying out public gardens in Washington, D.C.
	June 23, 1801. Luke O. Dio to Thomas Jefferson, address on back of letter.
	March 24, 1806. London. Lord Sheffield to Thomas Jefferson, acknowledging his receipt of a model of Jefferson's mould board.
	March 24, 1806. London. Lord Sheffield to Thomas Jefferson, Back of letter.
	April 17, 1810. Monticello Thomas Jefferson to Col. Skipwith, concerning millet seed.
	August 13, 1816. Baltimore. John Campbell White to Thomas Jefferson, concerning melon seed from Persia.
	August 24, 1816. Monticello. Thomas Jefferson to John Cambell White, acknowledging receipt of the melon seed from Persia.
	November 6, 1818. Prince Edward. Henry E. Watkins to Thomas Jefferson, asking for some more succory seed.
	November 6, 1818. Prince Edward. Henry E. Watkins to Thomas Jefferson, Back of letter.
	November 27, 1818. Monticello. Thomas Jefferson to Henry E. Watkins, transmitting succory seed and outlining the culture of succory.
	October 20, 1819. Paris. Silvestre to Thomas Jefferson, concerning agricultural matters.

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