correspondence

• About this time that lady wrote to him two letters, which as illustrations of the style of her correspondence are here given 20 Stratford Place, 17th June, 1822. —  Life and Remains of John Clare
• Literary Magazine , p. 229 If such a correspondence will be agreeable to you, be pleased to inform me in two posts, what the conditions are on which you shall expect it. —  Life Of Johnson, Vol. 1
• This correspondence is a family, and not a state affair; I will make myself responsible for the consequences I immediately took my commander's advice, and began to write; and had those who suspected me thought proper to make the least inquiry into these circumstances, the four witnesses who read what I wrote could have attested my innocence, and rendered it indubitable. —  Life and Adventures of Baron Trenck
• The rest of the correspondence was as he expected. —  KISSED BY SHADOWS
• The principal topic discussed in this correspondence was the constitutional power of the President to change the place in which Congress were to reassemble in December—Philadelphia being considered unsafe. —  Life And Times Of Washington, Volume 2

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