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John Tyler: “I nevertheless felt myself at liberty and deemed it entirely proper to communicate a copy of the resolution to Mr.…”

On the recordDecember 15, 1843
I nevertheless felt myself at liberty and deemed it entirely proper to communicate a copy of the resolution to Mr. Washington, as is manifested by the accompanying copy of the letter which I addressed to him.
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John Tyler
Whig · Virginia

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