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 ====== James Madison to Edward Coles, 29 August 1834 ====== ====== James Madison to Edward Coles, 29 August 1834 ======
-{{tag>nullification madison coles}}+{{tag>nullification madison coles franklin lord_howe}}
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 Source: https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Madison/99-02-02-3022  Source: https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Madison/99-02-02-3022 
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 I have thought it due to the affectionate interest you take in what concerns me, to submit the observations here sketched, crude as they are. The field they open for reflection I leave to yours, and to your opportunity which I hope will be a long one, of witnessing the developments & vicissitudes of the future. I need not say that the letter is entirely confidential. It would otherwise do what it endeavours to shew I ought not to do, and could not consistently do. I have thought it due to the affectionate interest you take in what concerns me, to submit the observations here sketched, crude as they are. The field they open for reflection I leave to yours, and to your opportunity which I hope will be a long one, of witnessing the developments & vicissitudes of the future. I need not say that the letter is entirely confidential. It would otherwise do what it endeavours to shew I ought not to do, and could not consistently do.
 My health has not improved since you left us. Mrs. M. joins in wishing a continuance of yours & that of your amiable partner, & all other happiness to you both. \\ My health has not improved since you left us. Mrs. M. joins in wishing a continuance of yours & that of your amiable partner, & all other happiness to you both. \\
-*see Franklin’s letter to Lord Howe, in 1776+[[historicaldocuments:letters:franklin-to-lord-howe-1776|*see Franklin’s letter to Lord Howe, in 1776]]
  
-James Madison+James Madison \\ 
 +In response to [[historicaldocuments:letters:coles-to-madison1834|Edward Coles to James Madison, 17 August 1834]] \\ 
 +References [[historicaldocuments:letters:franklin-to-lord-howe-1776|From Benjamin Franklin to Lord Howe, 20 July 1776]]
  
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