Letters and Other Writings of James Madison ...: 1816-1928

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J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1865
 

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Lynch Jr Montpellier June 27 42
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To John Adams Washington October 12
28
To President Monroe November 29 50
29
Suggests a translation into English of B s Camillo One contem
32
To William Eustis Washington March
39
To Richard Rush Montpellier June 27
44
To J Q Adams Montpellier December 23
52
lative bills Question of a Judiciary annulment of legislative acts
56
ADDRESS TO THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ALBEMARLE VIRGINIA 6395
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Effect of the capacity of man in increasing and diminishing particular
74
Excessive stock of cattle Unprofitableness of poor cattle Milch
93
Moscow document Spain and U S G Britain and Spanish America
97
MEMORANDUM CONCERNING JOHN RANDOLPHS ASSERTION AS TO FLORIDA
104
To Ashur Robbins Montpellier August 8
106
To President Monroe Montpellier Nov 28
112
To John Nicholas January 4
114
To Robert Walsh Montpellier March 2
121
Increase of religious instruction since the Revolution The English
125
To J Q Adams Montpellier May 18
131
To Governor Plumer June 20
138
Error in expounding the Constitution arising from the use made
146
articles Misconduct of Banks Effect of domestic manufactures
158
To President Monroe Montpellier February 10
164
To President Monroe Montpellier February 23
167
in prices of produce Flour General embarrassment Experi
169
To Martin Van Buren Montpellier March 27
173
To Dr De la Motta Montpellier August
178
To Tench Coxe Montpellier November 4
184
To President Monroe Montpellier November 19
186
To James Barbour November 25
192
To Thomas Jefferson Montpellier December 10
196
P 202256
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To G W Featherstonhaugh Montpellier March
206
To Solomon Southwick April 21
216
To S W Pomeroy Montpellier July 23
225
To Albert Picket and others September
232
To General La Fayette
237
To F L Schaeffer Montpellier December 3
242
JONATHAN BULL AND MARY BULL An apologue 249256
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P 257291
257
To John Adlum April 12
263
To President Monroe Montpellier May 6
267
To Edward Livingston Montpellier July 10
273
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282
To H G Spafford December 5
288
To Littleton Dennis Teackle February 12
294
Το G F Η Crockett November 6
342
To Edward Everett Montpellier November 26
348
England and duty of U S Rush French reception of British
353
To Thomas Jefferson Montpellier January 14
360
President Madison to Secretary of State June 3 1814
373
Gen Jackson to Secretary Armstrong June 8 1814
404
President Madisons memorandum to Secretary Armstrong on the reported
411
President Madisons note to Secretary Armstrong on letters of Jennings
419
To Mathew Carey March 10
427
To President Monroe Montpellier April 13
433
To W H Crawford Montpellier April 13
434
To Littleton Dennis Teackle Montpellier June
440
To President Monroe Montpellier August 5
446
Rayneval a M Monroe Paris le 14 Novembre 1795 453457
453
Translation of the foregoing 462470
462
To Robert G Scott Montpellier October 6
471
To Thomas Jefferson Montpellier January 15
480
To Daniel Webster February 25
484
To Benjamin Waterhouse Montpellier July 13
492
To John Brannan Montpellier September 7
499
To Professor Ticknor Montpellier December 1
506
enumerations and definitions superseding c Burnt papers 510
510
To Converse Sherman Montpellier March 10
518
To R Riker and others Montpellier May 31
524
To N P Trist Montpellier July 6
525
To Major General Gaines Montpellier November 15
536
accompaniments Plan for publication and probable extent of
539
To Joseph C Cabell Montpellier January 13
547
To Henry Wheaton Montpellier February 26
553
Last war with England Castlereaghs letter to Foster Charge
554
Το N P Trist Montpellier March 2
565
To R Riker Montpellier March 26
574
To George Graham Montpellier April 5
575
To W C Rives Montpellier May 28
581
To Governor Giles September 8
588
To Mr Monroe Montpellier October 29
595
J Ingersoll Montpellier November 17
601
To Thomas S Grimke Montpellier January 15
611
To Mr Monroe Montpellier January 23
612
Van Buren February 21
622
Considerations for declining nomination as Presidential elector Ca
624
To Samuel Southard May 4
631
To Joseph C Cabell October 15
647
Conjectural explanation of a passage in a letter of Jefferson to Giles
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Passatges populars

Pàgina 280 - A popular government without popular information or the means of acquiring it is but a prologue to a farce or a tragedy, or, perhaps, both. Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and a people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives.
Pàgina 148 - Congress, under the pretext of executing its powers pass laws for the accomplishment of objects not intrusted to the government, it would become the painful duty of this tribunal, should a case requiring such a decision come before it, to say that such an act was not the law of the land.
Pàgina 189 - A Dissertation on the Political Union and Constitution of the Thirteen United States of North America, which is necessary to their preservation and happiness; humbly offered to the public by a citizen of Philadelphia.
Pàgina 342 - Will it not be honorable to our country, and possibly not altogether in vain, to invite the British Government to extend the "avowed disapprobation" of the project against the Spanish colonies to the enterprise of France against Spain herself, and even to join in some declaratory act in behalf of the Greeks?
Pàgina 232 - As a guide in expounding and applying the provisions of the Constitution, the debates and incidental decisions of the Convention can have no authoritative character. However desirable it be that they should be preserved as a gratification to the laudable curiosity felt by every people to trace the origin and progress of their political...
Pàgina 280 - We are teaching the world the great truth, that Governments do better without kings and nobles than with them. The merit will be doubled by the other lesson: that Religion flourishes in greater purity without, than with the aid of Government.
Pàgina 342 - Spain herself, and even to join in some declaratory act in behalf of the Greeks? On the supposition that no form could be given to the act clearing it of a pledge to follow it up by war, we ought to compare the good to be done with the little injury to be apprehended to the...
Pàgina 343 - With the British power and navy combined with our own, we have nothing to fear from the rest of the world; and in the great struggle of the epoch between liberty and despotism, we owe it to ourselves to sustain the former, in this hemisphere at least.
Pàgina 335 - The district mode was mostly, if not exclusively, in view when the Constitution was framed and adopted; and was exchanged for the general ticket and the legislative election as the only expedient for baffling the policy of the particular States which had set the example.
Pàgina 611 - Congress, or for a considerable period thereafter. It has always been my impression, that a reestablishment of the colonial relations to the parent country, as they were previous to the controversy, was the real object of every class of the people, till despair of obtaining it, and the exasperating effects of the war, and the manner of conducting it, prepared the minds of all for the event declared on the 4th of July, 1776...

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