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APPENDIX.

No. XXVIII.

Sir,

I have the honor to enclose you copies of the papers requested in yours a few days past—That of the notes you will retain; the others you will be pleased, after transcribing, to return me.

With due respect, I have the honor to be,
Your very humble Servant,

JAS. MONROE.

Every thing you desire in the letter above-mentioned shall be most strictly complied with.

Philadelphia, Dec. 20, 1792.

The Hon. Alexander Hamilton, Esq.

Philadelphia.

No. XXIX.

Philadelphia, July 10th, 1797.
Sir,

As I not reside in the city at present, your letter of the 5th inst. did not reach me time enough to answer by Saturday’s post. Whilst I lament the publication of the papers respecting the affair of Reynolds (of which I hope I need not assure you that I had neither

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