To Thomas Jefferson from John C. Warren, 24 January 1808

Sir,	Boston, January 24, 1808.

By direction of the president of the Massachusetts medical society, I have the honour of transmitting to you the enclosed book, the pharmacopoeia of the said society; not without the hope of attracting a few moments of your high attention to the dangers, which result from the existing want of uniformity & of science, in the pharmaceutical language & pharmaceutical preparations, employed in the United States.

I have the honour to be, most respectfully, your humble servant

John C. Warren,

Rec. Secy M.M.S.

MH.

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