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Over The Garden
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Louemmc Moffttt
The following letter, taken from the Memoir, Correspondence and Miscellanies of Thomas Jefferson, edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph and published in Charlottes ville by F. Carr & Co.] in 1829, has for many years, been] discussed by Rappahannock gardeners at “Turnip Time”.
Monticello, July 21, 1816 To John Taylor Dear Sir, Yours of the 11th received, and I have to acknowledge a copious supply of the turnip seed requested. Besides taking care of myself, I shall again endeavor to commit it to the depository of the neighborhood, generally found to be the best precaution against losing a good thing. I will add a word on] the political part of our letters_|__ I salute you with constant friend ship and respect. , „
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