To Mr HULBERT, of Sheffield, one of the mortified federal members of the Massachusetts legislature from the Aurora in Philadelphia, March 12, 1805. WHEN the poison-tooth of a rattle snake is drawn, the bite and slaver of the reptile, like the slander and foam of Mr. Hulbert, become deprived of the power of injuring. The […]
To Mr. Hulbert of Sheffield March 12, 1805 Read Post »
From the original letter at the Library of Congress. 1805, Jan. 25 Dear Sir I wrote you on the 1st Janry from N Rochelle and mentioned spending part of the Winter at Washington. But as the present state of the weather renders the passage of the rivers dangerous and travelling precarious I have given up
To Thomas Jefferson January 25, 1805 Read Post »
From the original letter at the Library of Congress. New Rochelle N.Y. Janry. 1, 1805 Dear Sir I have some thoughts of coming to Washington this Winter as I may as well spend a part of it there as elsewhere. But lest bad roads or any other circumstance should prevent me I suggest a thought
To Thomas Jefferson January 1, 1805 Read Post »
