Letter from Prince Edward and Watkins, Henry E. to Thomas Jefferson, asking for some more succory seed.

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Prince Edward and Watkins, Henry E.. 1818. “Letter from Prince Edward and Watkins, Henry E. to Thomas Jefferson, asking for some more succory seed..” Special Collections, USDA National Agricultural Library. Accessed November 3, 2024, https://www.nal.usda.gov/exhibits/speccoll/items/show/512.

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Prince Edward.
Sir,
You were good enough to say, when I had the pleasure of seeing you in Stanton, that you would send me some of the seed of the succory, if I would remind you of it after your return home. It is therefore, that I now take the liberty of requesting that you would forward me a parcel of the seed of this plant; and I do this with the less reluctance, from a confidence that you think highly of its usefulness, and would be gratified in giving

Thomas Jefferson Esquire.

[Indorsed:] Watkins Henry B. Prince Edw[ar]d Nov. 6.18 recd. Nov. 23.