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425. ARBORICULTURE, Coffee tree.—
Bartram is extremely anxious to get a large
supply of seeds of the Kentucky coffee tree.
I told him I would use all my interest with you
to obtain it, as I think I heard you say that
some neighbors of yours had a large number of
trees. Be so good as to take measures for
bringing a good quantity, if possible, to Bartram
when you come to Congress.—
To James Madison. Washington ed. iii, 569.
Ford ed., vi, 279.
(1793)
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