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INDEX

Academy of science, A central, to | American Commissioners at Madrid,

control men, 53

Act for freedom of religion printed in
Paris, 265

Adams, Henry, on rejection of treaty
effected by Monroe, 133; on Jeffer-
son's aspirations, 200-1

Adams, John, a founder, 1; error of,
about the sentiment for inde-
pendence, 29; inaccurate as to
Declaration of Independence, 30-
31, 40; colossus of debate, 31, 42;
member of committee to prepare
Declaration, 33; to Pickering, on
the Declaration, 41; wrote Report
of Committee on Rights and
Grievances, 42-43; failed to see
ultimate issue of French Revo-
lution, 59; contempt of, for common
folks, 61; in France, 107; "Dis-
courses of Davila," 143-44; a re-
actionary, 144; conversation with
Hamilton on the British Consti-
tution, 156-57; defeated Jefferson
by three votes, 169-70; secured
peace with France, 173-74; hated
by Federalists, 174; his greatest of
services, 180; heterodoxy of, 245-46
Adams, Samuel, at Boston tea-party,
9; and committees of correspond-
ence, 9

Jefferson's communication to the,
124-25

American experience, 6; our institu-

tions the product of, 38
American history, A suppressed chap-
ter of, 143, 148, 194
American nations, An American policy
for all, 134, 136
American people, The, based their
claims upon natural rights of man,
46

American political theory, Jefferson's
the, 54

American products in France, 107-8
American reign of terror, 175
American Revolution, Back to the
principles of the, 141, 183
Americanism, Exponents of, 100
Ames, Fisher, Letters of, 155; the
American people like free negroes,
155; on use for an army, 180
Anarchy, Seeming state of, 12
Angles and Saxons, The, expatriated
themselves, 16

Apollo Room in Raleigh Tavern at

Williamsburg, Meetings in, 10, 11
Applied sciences, at University of
Virginia, 282

Apportionment for representation,
240

Agriculture, A school of, planned, Appropriations in lump sums, 237

289, 290-91
Albemarle County, Instructions of,

12-13; Committee of Safety in,
20, 21; British prisoners in, 109-10
Alien and sedition laws passed, 145;
unexpected results of, 171; power
of President under alien law, 172;
Jefferson's antagonism to, 172; and
Know-Nothing movement, 172
Allegiance, The doctrine of inde-

feasible, 16; first denial of, 68, 91
America, the fad in France, 107
American colonies, The, expatriated
themselves, 16

Aristocracy and clergy, Jefferson's
hatred of, learned in France, 57-58;
eradication of, 85; and the rabble,
286-87

Aristocracy of Colonial Virginia, The,
88-89

Aristocracy of virtue and talent, An,
74

Armstrong, General, on Florida, 221
Army, with Hamilton as chief, and
Federalist officers, projected, 175-
76, 177; to overthrow popular
liberty, 179; size of the, 179; Ames
on use of an, 180; Jefferson on, 198

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Blacksburg, Va., College of Agri- Cabell, Joseph C., Letters to, 97-98;

culture at, 291

Blackstone on libel, 178
Blockade, Jefferson on, 126

Bookkeeping, Hamilton's system of, 36
Books, Removal of tariff on, refused
by Congress, 306-7

and State University, 274
Cabot, George, Letters of, 155
Calhoun, John C., far apart from
Jefferson, 96

California became a part of the
United States on acquisition, 212

Borough, Rotten, system in England, Canada, G. Morris on acquisition of,

156, 157

Bosses, Too many, 195
Boston, Closing the port of, a declara-
tion of war, 11; Jefferson's protest
against, 18; ten years behind
Jefferson in admitting girls to
schools, 271

Bread famine in France, 58

British alliance, Hamilton's proposed,
174

British ambassador, Reception of, 234
British captives in Albemarle county,
110

British constitution, our best inherit-

ance, 30; "best form," 148
British Court society imitated, 226
British government "most perfect
which ever existed," 157
British House of Lords, The, 147
British model advised for the French,
58

214; Jefferson had eye on, 221
Canning, and the Monroe Doctrine,
135

Capital punishment, Sole defence of,
72

Careys, The, of Virginia, 89
Carlyle and the French Revolution, 63
Carmichael, William, 112
Carpet-bag authority intimidated, 12
Carr, Dabney, brother-in-law of
Jefferson, 10

Carter, Dr. James C., on Jefferson's
educational scheme, 266-67
Carters, The, of Virginia, 89
Censors of government, On, 171
Central American republics, The, 3
Ceremonials and etiquette, No bureau
of, in State Department, 137
Ceremonies, Forms, cavalcadings and,
abolished, 227-28, 230, 243
Channing, a bracer of the republic, 1

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