Letter, from G. W. Snyder, 1798

Containers:
Box 31, Folder 1798.10.17
Scope and content:

Snyder writes to apologize for having sent second letter on 1 October, but he received Washington's letter of 25 September only an hour after mailing his own--"I rejoice very much that you are recovered from your late Sickness"--he fears pernicious effects of "the illuminati" or Jacobinism on people of the United States--Snyder informs Washington that he recently wrote articles in gazettes under name of "Cicero" giving a compendium of extracts form "Robison's Proofs of Conspiracy".

Language:
English.

Access and use

Location of collection:
The George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon
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