To Thomas Jefferson from Samuel Blodget, 25 May 1807

Respected Sir

Washington May 25th 1807

Sensible to many defects in my first attempt to dis[emenate] interesting details of the unexampled prosperity of our happy Country I hope ’ere long to present to you a more usefull book on the same interesting subjects.

[In] interim if you think the inclosed herewith may deserve a humble place in the Library of the American Philosophical Society, the honor will be duely prized by a sincere friend &c.

Sam, Blodget

PPAmP.

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