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union, 222-23

constitution of, attacked, 104; | West, Possession of the, a bond of
division of, advised by Hamilton,
176; troops mobilized in, 176;
would protect a convention, 187,
188; fell short of Jefferson's ideas,
289; citizenship of, 296; neglects her
University, 297

Western states, Separation of church
and state in, 264; liberal to their
universities, 297

Whigs, The early, made pretense of
Jefferson's theory, 54

Virginia State Literary Fund Board, White, Andrew D., The six architects
301
of our republic, 1; on Jefferson,
1-2, 80; Jefferson's opposition to
slavery, 81-82

Visitors, school, Duties of, 271

Walcott, Oliver, pussy-footed old Wiley's, Dr., interesting work, 291
Counter-Revolutionist, 156
Walker, Francis, on passage of sedi-
tion law, 170; on Hamilton's
philosophy of government, 170-71
Walker, John, member of House of
Burgesses, 13

William and Mary College, Bill for
amending the Constitution of, 268;
never enacted, 271; chemistry at,
284

Walpole, Robert, and corruption, 158
War, Waste in preparation for, 198-99
Wards, Counties to be divided into,
97-98, 102-3

Williams, Roger, on things not of the
first table, 47; stood for democracy,
94; in accord with Jefferson, 94-95
Wilson, Woodrow, on those who dis-
trust the people, 50

Winship, A. E., and R. W. Wallace,
on the Louisiana purchase, 204
Wirt, William, Letter to, quoted, 7
Wisdom, The prescient, of Jefferson,
83

265

Washington, George, a founder, 1;
on the model treaty, 110; supported
Jefferson against the Cabinet, 115,
124; criticised, 125; persuaded
Jefferson to remain in Cabinet, Witchcraft, Law against, in Virginia,
127, 130; relations with Jefferson,
128; idea of making, king, 146; on a
monarchical form of government,
146-47; refused third term, 166,
243; humiliation of, in signing Jay
Treaty, 197; started us as the
Great Peace Nation, 197; birth-
day balls of, 226; titles proposed
for, 226-27; with sword and cocked
hat, 227, 229; favored Bill for
supporting clergy, 252; to Mason, to, 196

Witt, Cornelius de, on the Declaration
of Independence, 45; on the authori-
ties for rights, 55-56; on Jefferson
in Paris, 57-58
Women, Education of, 272
Woods, the, Our beginnings in, 39
Woodward, Judge A. B., created
Michigan University, 273
Worcester, Noah, Jefferson's letter

on, 252-53; influenced Jefferson, World democracy and world peace,
304

Washington's Cabinet, 160

Watson, Thomas E., on democratized
Virginia, 93; on the work of Jeffer-
son, 104; on Napoleon's victories,
117; on Jefferson's peace policy,
199

Webster, Daniel, on Jefferson, 111,
129

Webster, Sidney, "The Two Treaties
of Paris," 214, 218-19
Weightman, Letter to Mayor, 51

200

Wythe, George, agreed with Jefferson,
13; member of Law revision com-
mittee, 70; set free his slaves, 76;
shared Jefferson's religious views,
257

Yale University, 277

Young men consulted Jefferson on
their reading, 287-88

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