Memoir, Correspondence and Miscellanies, Volume I
Author(s): Thomas Jefferson
Genre(s): Literary Collections, Memoirs
Narrators: Joel Kindrick, Joanne Turner
Number of Chapters: 69
Length: 23 hours and 11 minutes
Language: English
This is the first volume of Thomas Jefferson's public and private writings edited and compiled by his oldest grandson Thomas Jefferson Randolph and published three years after the president's death. There are a total of four volumes in Randolph's set. Summary by Joel Kindrick.
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Appx. Note C. Instructions Given to the First Delegation of Virginia to Congress, Aug. 1774, part 1. (Joanne Turner)
Appx. Note D, Instructions for the Deputies Appointed to the General Congress on the part of Virginia (Joanne Turner)
Appx. Note E. Nov. 1, 1778 letter to George Wythe, attaching A Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments (Joanne Turner)
Correspondence, October 1779. Letter 9, October 1, 1779 letter to George Washington. Letter 10, Oct. 2, 1779 letter to George Washington. Letter 11. Oct. 8, 1779 letter to George Washington. Letter 12. Oct. 1779 letter to Colonel Mathews. Letter 9. Oct. 1, 1779 letter to George Washington (Joanne Turner)
Correspondence. Aug. 4, 1780 letter to Gen. Edward Stephens; Aug. 15, 1780 letter to Major General Gates (Joanne Turner)
September 1780 Correspondence. Sept. 3, 1780 letter to George Washington. Sept. 12, 1780 letter to Gen. Edward Stevens. Sept. 15, 1780 letter to Gen. Edward Stevens. Sept. 23, 1780 letter to Maj. Gen. Gates. Sept. 23, 1780 letter to George Washington. Sept. 26, 1780 letter to George Washington. (Joanne Turner)
October 1780 Correspondence. Oct. 4, 1780 letter to Major Gen. Gates. Oct. 15, 1780 letter to Gen. Gates. Oct. 22, 1780 letter to Gen. Washington. Oct. 25, 1780 letter to Gen. Washington. Oct. 26, 1780 letter to Gen. Washington. Oct. 28, 1780 letter to Gen. Gates (Joanne Turner)
November 1780 Correspondence. Nov. 3, 1780 letter to Gen. Washington. Nov. 10, 1780 letter to Gen. Washington. Nov. 26, 1780 letter to Gen. Washington (Joanne Turner)
January 1781 Correspondence. Jan. 10, 1781 letter to Gen. Washington. Jan.15, 1781 letters to the President of the Congress. Jan.17, 1781 letter to the President of the Congress. Jan. 18, 1781 letter to the Virginia Delegation to Congress. (Joanne Turner)
Feb. 1781 Correspondence. Feb. 8, 1781 letter to Gen. Washington. Feb. 12, 1781 letter to Gen. Washington. Feb. 17, 1781 letter to Gen. Washington. Feb. 17, 1781 letter to Gen. Gates. Feb. 26, 1781 letter to Gen. Washington. (Joanne Turner)
March 1781 Correspondence. Mar. 8, 1781 letter to Gen. Washington. Mar. 19, 1781; Mar. 21, 1781; Mar. 26, 1781; Mar. 28, 1781; and Mar. 31, 1781 letters to President of Congress. (Joanne Turner)
April 1781 Correspondence. Apr. 7, 1781 and Apr. 18, 1781 letters to President of Congress. Apr. 23, 1781 letter to Gen. Washington. (Joanne Turner)
May 1781 Correspondence. May 9 letter to Gen. Washington. May 10 letter to the Virginia delegates to Congress. May 28 letter to Gen. Washington. (Joanne Turner)
June 1785 Correspondence. June 7 letter to Gen. Chastellux. June 15 letter to John Jay. June 16 letter to the Governor of Virginia. June 17 letter to Colonel Monroe. June 21 letter to Charles Thompson. June 22 letter to William Carmichael. June 23 letter to John Adams. (Joanne Turner)
July 1785 Correspondence. July 5 letters to Colonel Monroe, Mrs. Sprowle, and John Adams. July 10 letter to Gen. Washington. July 11 letter to the Governor of Virginia. July 12 letters to the President of Congress and to the Virginia delegates to Congress, and John Jay. July 13 letters to Monsieur Briet and Mssrs. French and nephew. July 17 letter to Dr. Styles. July 28 letters to John Adams and to Hogendorp. July 30 letter to Mssrs. N & J Van Staphorst. (Joanne Turner)
August 1785 Correspondence. Aug. 3 letters to M. de Castries and to Capt. John Paul Jones. Aug. 6 letter to John Adams. Aug. 7 letter to Dr. Price. Aug. 10 letters to John Adams and Mrs. Sprowle. Aug. 13 letter to Capt. John Paul Jones and Mssrs. Buchanan and May. Aug. 14 letter to John Jay. Aug. 15 letter to Count de Vergennes. Aug. 17 letter to Capt. John Paul Jones. (Joanne Turner)
Aug. 1785 Correspondence, part 2. Aug. 18 letter to Wm. Carmichael. Aug. 19 letter to Peter Carr. Aug. 20 letter to John Page. Aug. 23 letter to John Jay. Aug. 28 letter to Colonel Monroe. Aug. 29 letter to Capt. John Paul Jones. Aug. 30 letter to John Jay. (Joanne Turner)
September 1785 Correspondence. September 1 letters to James Madison and Mssrs. Dumas and Short. Sept. 4 letter to John Adams; Heads for a letter to the King of Morocco; Heads of instructions to Mr. Barclay; Heads of inquiry for Mr. Barclay as to Morocco; Sept. 5 letter to David Hartley; Sept. 6 letter to Baron Geismer; Sept. 11 letter to John Langton. Sept. 14 letter to Lester Asquith. Sept. 19 letter to John Adams. Sept. 20 letter to James Madison (Joanne Turner)
September 1785 Correspondence Part 2. Sept. 20 letter to Edmund Randolph. Sept. 24 letters to John Adams. Sept. 25 letter to F. Hopkinson. Sept. 26 letters to Lister Asquith and R. Izard. Sept. 29 letter to Richard O'Bryan. Sept. 30 letter to Mr. Bellini (Joanne Turner)
October 1785 Correspondence. Oct. 2 letter to James Madison. Oct. 5 letters to Dr. Franklin and Samuel Osgood. Oct. 6 letter to John Jay. Oct. 11 letter to Elbridge Gerry. Oct. 11 letter to Count de Vergennes. Oct. 11 letter to John Jay. Oct. 12 letters to Mssrs. Van Staphorts and Monsieur Desbordes. Oct. 13 letter to Hogendorp. Oct. 15 letter to J. Bannister, Jr. Oct. 18 letter to Mr. Carmichael. Oct. 25 letter to Mssrs. Van Staphorst (Joanne Turner)
November 1785 Correspondence. Nov. 4 letters to William Carmichael and Richard O'Bryan. Nov. 12 letter to W. W. Seward. Nov. 14 letter to Count de Vergennes; The Case of Lister Asquith. Nov. 19 letter to John Adams. Nov. 20 letter to Count de Vergennes. Nov. 23 letter to Lister Asquith. Nov. 27 letter to John Adams. (Joanne Turner)
Correspondence December 1985. Dec. 4 letter to Colonel Humphries. Dec. 10 and 11 letters to John Adams. Dec. 21 letter to Count de Vergennes. Dec. 22 letter to the Governor of Virginia. Dec. 22 letter to the Georgia delegates to Congress. Dec. 27 letter to John Adams. (Joanne Turner)
Correspondence January 1786. Jan. 2 letter to John Jay; extracts of report to Congress; explanations on some of the subjects of conversation with the Count de Vergennes; Jan. 3 letter to F. Hopkinson; Jan.4 letter to Gen. Washington. Jan. 7 letter to A. Cary. Jan. 12 letter to Major Gen. Greene. Jan. 13 letter to Lister Asquith. (Joanne Turner)
Jan. 1786. Answers to questions posed by Monsieur de Meusneir on the subject of politics and diplomacy (Joanne Turner)
January 1786 Correspondence. Jan. 25 letter to Mr. Rittenhouse. Jan. 25 letter to A. Stewart, Esq. Jan. 26 letter to the Commissioners of the Treasury. Jan. 26 letter to Mssrs. Buchanan and Hay (Joanne Turner)
February 1786 Correspondence. Feb. 7 letter to John Adams. Feb. 8 letter to James Madison. Feb. 9 letter to Marquis de Lafayette. Feb. 20 letter to Monsieur Hilliard D'Auberteuil. Feb. 26 letter to Count de Vergennes. (Joanne Turner)
March 1786 Correspondence. Mar. 3 letter to Monsieur De Reyneval. Mar. 12 letter to John Jay. Mar. 14 letter to Colonel Humphries. (Joanne Turner)
The audiobook Memoir, Correspondence and Miscellanies, Volume I falls under the genres of Literary Collections, Memoirs. It is written by Thomas Jefferson.