Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, From the Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 2Front matterReading editionChapter navigation220 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterEdited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph.LETTER I.—TO RICHARD HENRY LEE, April 22, 1786LETTER II.—TO CHARLES THOMSON, April 22, 1786LETTER III.—TO JOHN JAY, April 23, 1786LETTER IV.—TO JOHN JAY, April 23, 1786LETTER V.—TO JAMES MADISON, April 25, 1786LETTER VI.—TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES, May 3, 1786LETTER VII.—TO JOHN PAGE, May 4, 1786LETTER VIII.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAELLETTER IX.—TO MR. DUMAS, May 6, 1789LETTER X.—TO WILLIAM DRAYTON, May 6, 1786LETTER XI.—TO W. T. FRANKLIN, May 7, 1786LETTER XII.—TO ELBRIDGE GERRY, May 7, 1786LETTER XIII.—TO JAMES ROSS, May 8, 1786LETTER XIV.—TO T. PLEASANTS, May 8,1786LETTER XV.—TO COLONEL MONROE, May 10,1786LETTER XVI.—TO JOHN ADAMS, May 11, 1786LETTER XVII.—TO LISTER ASQUITH, May 22, 1786LETTER XVIII.—TO JOHN JAY, May 23, 1786LETTER XIX.—TO MR. CARMICHAEL, June 20, 1786LETTER XX.—TO MR. LAMBE, June 20,1786LETTER XXI..—TO MONSIEUR DE REYNEVAL, June 25, 1786LETTER XXII.—TO THE PREVOT DES MARCHANDS, September 27, 1786LETTER XXIII.—TO COLONEL MONROE, July 9, 1786LETTER XXIV.—TO JOHN ADAMS, July 11, 1786LETTER XXV.—TO JOHN JAY, August 11, 1786LETTER XXVI.—TO COLONEL MONROE, August 11, 1786LETTER XXVII.—TO MR. WYTHE, August 13,1786LETTER XXVIII.—TO MRS. COSWAY, October 12, 1786LETTER XXIX.—TO MRS. COSWAY, October 13, 1786LETTER XXX.—M. LE ROY DE L’ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES, November 13, 1786LETTER XXXI.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 14, 1786LETTER XXXII.—TO JAMES MADISON, December 16, 1786LETTER XXXIII.—TO CHARLES THOMSON, December 17,1780LETTER XXXIV.—TO COLONEL MONROE, December 18, 1786LETTER XXXV.—TO MR. CARMICHAEL, December 26,1786LETTER XXXVI.—TO MR. VAUGHAN, December 29, 1786LETTER XXXVII.—TO JOHN JAY, December 31, 1786LETTER XXXVIII.—TO SAMUEL OSGOOD, January 5, 1787LETTER XXXIX.—TO JOHN JAY, January 9, 1787LETTER XL.—TO JOHN ADAMS, January 11, 1787LETTER XLI.—TO MONSIEUR LE DUC D’HARCOURT, January 14, 1787LETTER XLII.—TO MONSIEUR DE CREVE-COEUR, January 15,1787LETTER XLIII.—TO COLONEL EDWARD CARRINGTON, January 16, 1787LETTER XLIV—TO JAMES MADISON, January 30, 1787 *LETTER XLV.—TO JOHN JAY, February 1, 1787LETTER XLVI.—TO MRS. BINGHAM, February 7, 1787LETTER XLVII.—TO GOVERNOR RANDOLPH, February 7, 1787LETTER XLVIII.—TO JOHN JAY, February 8, 1787LETTER XLIX.—TO MR. DUMAS, February 9, 1787LETTER L.—TO JOHN JAY, February 14, 1787LETTER LI.—TO JOHN JAY, February 23, 1787LETTER LII.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, February 28, 1787LETTER LIII.—TO MADAME LA COMTESSE DE TESSE, March 20, 1787LETTER LIV.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, April 11, 1787LETTER LV.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, April 12, 1787LETTER LVI.—TO JOHN JAY, May 4, 1787LETTER LVII.—TO M. GUIDE, May 6, 1787MEMORANDA TAKEN ON A JOURNEY FROM PARIS IN 1787MEMORANDA TAKEN ON A JOURNEY FROM PARIS IN 1787 (continued 2)LETTER LVIII.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, June 14, 1787LETTER LIX.—TO J. BANNISTER, JUNIOR, June 19, 1787LETTER LX.—TO JAMES MADISON, June 20, 1787*LETTER LXI.—TO JOHN JAY, June 21,1787LETTER LXII.—TO MADAME DE CORNY, June 30,1787LETTER LXIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, July 1, 1787LETTER LXIV.—TO DAVID HARTLEY, July 2,1787LETTER LXV.—TO B. VAUGHAN, July 2, 1787LETTER LXVI.—TO M. L’ABBE MORELLET, July 2, 1787OBSERVATIONS ON THE LETTER OF MONSIEUR DE CALONNELETTER LXVII.—TO T. M. RANDOLPH, JUNIOR, July 6, 1787LETTER LXVIII.—TO STEPHEN CATHALAN, JUNIOR, July 21,1787LETTER LXIX.—TO THE DELEGATES OF RHODE ISLAND, July 22,1787LETTER LXX.—TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN, July 23, 1787LETTER LXXI.—TO MR. SKIPWITH, July 28, 1787LETTER LXXII.—TO J. W. EPPES, July 28,1787LETTER LXXIII.—TO A. DONALD, July 28, 1787LETTER LXXIV.—TO WILLIAM DRAYTON, July 30, 1787LETTER LXXV.—TO JAMES MADISON, August 2, 1787LETTER LXXVI.—TO THOMAS BARCLAY, August 3, 1787LETTER LXXVII.—TO E. CARRINGTON, August 4,1787LETTER LXXVIII.—TO DR. CURRIE, August 4, 1787LETTER LXXIX.—TO MR. HAWKINS, August 4, 1787LETTER LXXX.—TO COLONEL MONROE, August 5, 1787LETTER LXXXI.—TO JOHN JAY, August 6,1787LETTER LXXXII.—TO JOHN CHURCHMAN, August 8, 1787LETTER LXXXIII.—TO MONSIEUR L HOMMANDE, August 9, 1787LETTER LXXXIV.—TO PETER CARR, August 10, 1787LETTER LXXXV.—TO DR. GILMER, August 11, 1787LETTER LXXXVI.—TO JOSEPH JONES, August 14, 1787LETTER LXXXVII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, August 14, 1787LETTER LXXXVIII.—TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, August 14, 1787LETTER LXXXIX.—TO JOHN JAY, August 15, 1787LETTER XC.—TO JOHN ADAMS, August 30, 1787LETTER XCI.—TO MR. WYTHE, September 16,1787LETTER XCII.—TO JOHN JAY, September 19, 1787LETTER XCIII.—TO CHARLES THOMSON, September 20, 1787LETTER XCIV.—TO JOHN JAY, September 22,1787LETTER XCV.—TO JOHN JAY, September 22, 1787LETTER XCVI.—TO MR. CARNES, September 22, 1787LETTER XCVII.—TO JOHN JAY, September 24, 1787LETTER XCVIII,—TO JOHN ADAMS, September 28, 1787LETTER XCIX.—TO COLONEL SMITH, September 28,1787LETTER C.—TO MONSIEUR LE COMTE DE BUFFON, October 3, 1787LETTER CI.—TO MR. DUMAS, October 4,1787LETTER CII.—TO JOHN JAY, October 8, 1787LETTER CIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, October 8, 1787LETTER CIV.—TO JOHN JAY, October 8, 1787LETTER CV.—TO MONSIEUR LE COMTE DE MOUSTIER, October 9,1787LETTER CVI.—TO MADAME DE BREHAN, October 9, 1787LETTER CVII.—TO MR. DUMAS, October 14, 1787LETTER CVIII.—TO MADAME DE CORNY, October 18, 1787LETTER CIX.—TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN, October 23, 1787LETTER CX.—TO JOHN JAY, November 3, 1787LETTER CXI.—TO JOHN JAY, November 3, 1787LETTER CXII.—TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN, November 6, 1787LETTER CXIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, November 13, 1787LETTER CXIV.—TO COLONEL SMITH, November 13, 1787LETTER CXV.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, December 11, 1787LETTER CXVI.—TO JOHN ADAMSLETTER CXVII.—TO JAMES MADISON, December 20, 1787LETTER CXVIII.—TO E. CARRINGTON, December 21, 1787LETTER CXIX.—TO MONSIEUR LIMOZIN, December 22, 1787LETTER CXX.—TO JOHN JAY, December 31, 1787LETTER CXXI.—TO MONSIEUR LAMBERT, January 3, 1788LETTER CXXII.—TO LE COMTE BERNSTORFF, January 21, 1788LETTER CXXIII.—TO WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, February 2, 1788LETTER CXXIV.—TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY, Feb. 7, 1788LETTER CXXV.—TO DOCTOR PRICE, February 7, 1788LETTER CXXVI.—TO A. DONALD, February.7, 1788LETTER CXXVII.—TO M. WARVILLE, February 12, 1888LETTER CXXVIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, March 2, 1788LETTER CXXIX.—TO JOHN JAY, March 16, 1788LETTER CXXX.—TO MR. DUMAS, March 29, 1788LETTER CXXXI.—TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY, March 29, 1788LETTER CXXXII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, May 2, 1788LETTER CXXXIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, May 3,1788LETTER CXXXIV.—TO JOHN JAY, May 4, 1788LETTER CXXXV.—TO THE COUNT DE MOUSTIER, May 17, 1788LETTER CXXXVI.—TO JOHN JAY, May 23,1788LETTER CXXXVII.—TO JOHN BROWN, May 26,1788LETTER CXXXVIII.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, May 27, 1788LETTER CXXXIX.—TO JOHN JAY, May 27, 1788LETTER CXL.*—TO JAMES MADISON, May 28, 1788LETTER CXLI.—TO PETER CARU, May 23, 1788LETTER CXLII.—TO THE COMTE DE BERNSTORFF, June 19, 1788LETTER CXLIII.—TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN, June 20, 1788LETTER CXLIV.—TO DOCTOR GORDON, July 16, 1788LETTER CXLV.—TO JAMES MADISON, July 19, 1788LETTER CXLVI.—TO E. RUTLEDGE, July 18, 1788LETTER CXLVII.—TO MR. BELLINI, July 25,1788LETTER CXLVIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, July 31, 1788LETTER CXLIX.—TO JOHN JAY, August 3, 1788LETTER CL.—TO COLONEL MONROE, August 9, 1788LETTER CLI.—TO MONSIEUR DE CREVE-COEUR, August 9, 1788LETTER CLII.—TO JOHN JAY, August 10, 1788LETTER CLIII.—TO JOHN JAY, August 11, 1788LETTER CLIV.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, August 12, 1788LETTER CLV.—TO M. CATHALAN, August 13,1788LETTER CLVI.—TO JOHN JAY, August 20,1788LETTER CLVII.—TO MR. CUTTING, August 23, 1788LETTER CLVIII.—TO JOHN JAY, September 3, 1788LETTER CLIX.—TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY, Sep. 6, 1788LETTER CLX.—TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN,LETTER CLXI.—TO M. DE REYNEVAL, September 16, 1788LETTER CLXII.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA ROUERIE, September 16,1788LETTER CLXIII.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, September 20, 1788LETTER CLXIV.—TO JOHN JAY, September 24,1788LETTER CLXV.—TO M. DE REYNEVAL, October 1, 1788LETTER CLXVI.—TO MR. CUTTING, October 2, 1788LETTER CLXVIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, November 18, 1788LETTER CLXIX.—TO A. DONALD, November 18,1788LETTER CLXX.—TO JOHN JAY, November 19, 1788LETTER CLXXI.—TO JOHN JAY, November 29, 1788LETTER, CLXXII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, December 4, 1788LETTER CLXXIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, December 5, 1788LETTER CLXXIV.—TO MR. SHORT, December 8, 1788LETTER CLXXV.—TO DOCTOR GILMER, December 16, 1788LETTER CLXXVI.—TO THOMAS PAINE, December 23,1788LETTER CLXXVII.—TO JOHN JAY, January 11, 1789LETTER CLXXVIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, January 12, 1789LETTER CLXXIX.—TO JOHN JAY, January 14, 1789LETTER CLXXX.—TO MADAME NECKER, January 24, 1789LETTER CLXXXI.—TO JOHN JAY, February 1, 1789LETTER CLXXXII.—TO JOHN JAY, February 4, 1789LETTER CLXXXIII.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, February 9,1789LETTER CLXXXIV.—TO M. DE VILLEDEUIL, February 10, 1789LETTER CLXXXV.—TO MR. CARNES, February 15,1789LETTER CLXXXVI.—TO DR. BANCROFT, March 2, 1789LETTER CLXXXVII.—TO M. DE MALESHERBES, March 11, 1789LETTER CLXXXVIII.—TO JOHN JAY, March 12, 1789LETTER CLXXXIX.—TO F. HOPKINSON, March 13, 1789LETTER CXC.—TO MADAME DE BREHAN, March 14, 1789LETTER CXCI.—TO JAMES MADISON, March 15, 1789LETTER, CXCII.—TO THOMAS PAINE, March 17,1789LETTER CXIII.—TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, March 18, 1789LETTER CXCIV.—TO DOCTOR WILLARD, March 24, 1789LETTER CXCV.—TO J. SARSFIELD, April 3, 1789LETTER CXCVI.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, May 6,1789LETTER CXCVII.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, May 8, 1789LETTER CXCVIII.—TO JOHN JAY, May 9, 1789LETTER CXCIX.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, May 10, 1780LETTER CC.—TO JAMES MADISON, May 11,1789LETTER CCI.—TO MONSIEUR DE PONTIERE, May 17, 1789LETTER CCII.—TO MR. VAUGHAN, May 17, 1789LETTER CCIII.—TO THOMAS PAINE, May 19,1789LETTER CCIV.—TO MONSIEUR DE ST. ETIENNE, June 3, 1789LETTER CCV.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, June 12, 1789LETTER CCVI.—TO JOHN JAY, June 17, 1789LETTER CCVII.—TO JAMES MADISON, June 18, 1789LETTER CCVIII.—TO JOHN JAY, June 24,1789LETTER CCIX.—TO JOHN JAY, June 29, 1789LETTER CCX.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, July 6, 1789LETTER CCXI.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, July 7,1789LETTER CCXII.—TO MR. NECKER, July 8, 1789LETTER CCXIII.—TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN, July 8, 1789LETTER CCXIV.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, July 9, 1789LETTER CCXV.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, July 10, 1789LETTER CCXVI.—TO THOMAS PAINE, July 11, 1789Beginning of this editionNext chapter →Edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph.All chapters and sections (220)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsEdited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph.Letters12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243Other sectionsLETTER XLIV—TO JAMES MADISON, January 30, 1787 *Letters45464748495051525354555657Other sectionsMEMORANDA TAKEN ON A JOURNEY FROM PARIS IN 1787MEMORANDA TAKEN ON A JOURNEY FROM PARIS IN 1787 (continued 2)Letters585960616263646566Other sectionsOBSERVATIONS ON THE LETTER OF MONSIEUR DE CALONNELetters67686970717273747576777879808182838485868788899091929394959697Other sectionsLETTER XCVIII,—TO JOHN ADAMS, September 28, 1787Letters99100101102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139140141142143144145146147148149150151152153154155156157158159160161162163164165166168169170171Other sectionsLETTER, CLXXII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, December 4, 1788Letters173174175176177178179180181182183184185186187188189190191Other sectionsLETTER, CXCII.—TO THOMAS PAINE, March 17,1789Letters113194195196197198199200201202203204205206207208209210211212213214215216Book Spines, 1829 Set of Jefferson PapersEdited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph. →
