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28 March, 01:40

Why did james madison write a letter to robert livingston?

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    In this letter to Robert R. Livingston and James Monroe, dated March 2, 1803, James Madison provides instructions for successfully acquiring territory east of the Mississippi River. He lays out a set of potential arrangements, noting negotiable and nonnegotiable aspects of any agreement.
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