My Dear Mrs. Stowe: You kindly informed me, when at your house, a fortnight ago, that you designed to do something which should permanently contribute to the improvement and elevation
Dear Mr. President: This will acknowledge your letter of December 20, 1972. There is nothing substantial that I can add to my many previous messages, including my December 17 letter, which
WASHINGTON, October 9, 1931-6 p. m. 73. Consulate’s 162, October 8 [7], 5 p. m. A memorandum in writing containing the following message from me dated as of October 5,
“Jefferson’s Letter to the Danbury Baptists,” Information Bulletin June 1998, Library of Congress. https://teachingamericanhistory.org/bqdb. GENTLEMEN, The affectionate sentiments of esteem and approbation which you are so good as to express towards
On the 7th of November the action of the “bolsheviki” took place, having for its result the arrest of the members of the Provisional Government. On the 11th General Manikovski
Dear Mr. Stone: I have received your letter of the 8th instant, referring to frequent complaints or charges made in one form or another through the press that this Government
My Dear Mr. Lansing: I would be very much obliged if you would read the enclosed letter from Professor Munsterberg and send me a memorandum, if you would be so
MY DEAR SENATOR BORAH: You have asked my opinion whether, as has been sometimes recently suggested, present conditions in China have in any way indicated that the so-called Nine Power
…The British government has rightly conjectured, what it is now my duty to state, that Captain Wilkes, in conceiving and executing the proceeding in question, acted upon his own suggestions
This government is profoundly and agreeably impressed with the consideration which the Emperor has manifested towards the United States by inviting their concurrence in a proceeding having for its object
