From Thomas Jefferson to Robley Dunglison, 26 November 1825

Dear Doctor

M[onti]cello Nov. 26. 25.

Instead of asking yo[u] questions on the subject of a Dispensary as we had proposed, I have thought it better to embody the ideas you then gave me in the form of a statute, and then to submit it to your examination with a request that you will commit to paper such additions, corrections and amendments as you would approve, and to favor me with them, that I may incorporate them into the draught I now inclose for that purpose. your’s with friendship and respect

Th: Jefferson

MoSHi: Thomas Jefferson Collection (formerly Bixby).

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