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title:“George Mason to Thomas Jefferson”
authors:George Mason
date written:1792-2-16
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Mason, George. "Letter to Thomas Jefferson." The Papers of George Mason. Vol. 3. Ed. A Rutland. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1970. 1261. Print.
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George Mason to Thomas Jefferson (February 16, 1792)

Virginia Gunston-Hall February 16th. 1792
DEAR SIR
The Bearer, Mr. Isaac McPherson, a Merchant of Alexandria, has informed me, that he has something of Moment to communicate to you (with the Particulars whereof I am unacquainted) and being a Stranger to you, has requested, from me, a Letter of Introduction.
Mr. McPherson has resided some years in Alexandria, has carryed on extensive business there; and as far as I have heard or understood, has always supported a fair character, and been esteemed a Man of Integrity and good Sense; so that, altho I have not had Opportunitys of a very intimate personal Acquaintance with him, I shou'd not scruple to place Confidence in him; of which I really believe him worthy.
I have the Honour to be, with the greatest Esteem and Regard, dear Sir, Your most obdt. Sert.
G MASON

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