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This letter will be delivered to you by James | This letter will be delivered to you by James | ||
| − | Monroe and William Pinckney two of our distinguished | + | Monroe and William Pinckney two of our distinguished Citizens |
| − | whom I have named Commissioners Plenipotentiary and | + | whom I have named Commissioners Plenipotentiary and Extraordinary |
| − | + | to reside near the person of the King your husband. | |
My knowledge of their good qualities gives me full confidence | My knowledge of their good qualities gives me full confidence | ||
that they will so conduct themselves as to merit your esteem, | that they will so conduct themselves as to merit your esteem, | ||
and I pray that you yield entire credence to the assurances | and I pray that you yield entire credence to the assurances | ||
they will give you of our friendship, and that God will have | they will give you of our friendship, and that God will have | ||
| − | you always Madam, our | + | you always Madam, our Good friend, in his holy keeping. |
Written at the City of Washington the | Written at the City of Washington the | ||
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Your Good Friend. | Your Good Friend. | ||
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By the President | By the President | ||
James Madison, Secretary of State. | James Madison, Secretary of State. | ||
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Thomas Jefferson, President of the United States of America.
To Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Madam Our Good Friend.
This letter will be delivered to you by James Monroe and William Pinckney two of our distinguished Citizens whom I have named Commissioners Plenipotentiary and Extraordinary to reside near the person of the King your husband. My knowledge of their good qualities gives me full confidence that they will so conduct themselves as to merit your esteem, and I pray that you yield entire credence to the assurances they will give you of our friendship, and that God will have you always Madam, our Good friend, in his holy keeping.
Written at the City of Washington the twelfth day of May 1806.
Your Good Friend. Th:Jefferson.
By the President James Madison, Secretary of State.
