To Thomas Jefferson from David Bailie Warden, 4 February 1808

Sir,	Paris, 4 Feby 1808.

I have the honor of presenting you a Copy of the analysis of the Labors of the Institute, By Cuvier and Delambre. In December last, I transmitted to you, by Mr Sands of New York, Peersons’ Synopsis Plantarum, 2 vol. accompanied with a Copy of my Translation of the Eulogium of Marcus Aurelius, by Thomas, which I took the liberty of inscribing to you.

I am, Sir, with great respect, your most obedt and humble Sert

D. B. Warden

[Note by TJ on verso:]

authr	Maxime de Tyr.
himself	Cuvier’s eulogium of Priestley
	the plough
	machine for measurg. effort
Sylvestre	Agricultural transactns. by Revenge
	Cuvier & Delambre’s Analysis of the works of the Institute
himself recd.	his transln of Thomas’s Eulog. of Marc. Aurel.
not recd.	Peerson’s Synopsis plantarum. 2.v. by mr Sands

DLC: Papers of Thomas Jefferson.

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