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Early in 1791 there arose an urgent demand by Georgia planters for the return of slaves that had...
The subject of that day’s dinner conversation—the French protest against the tonnage acts of 1789...
In March 1791 the anxiety that Hamilton and his supporters felt about the threatened enactment of...
There can be little doubt that Jacob Isaacks—an aged, infirm, and poor resident of Newport, but...
Adams’ observation, apt at the time and prophetic of what was to come, was made during the...
In the spring of 1791 the governments of Great Britain and the United States became suddenly...
The question of liquidating the loans made by France to the United States not only affected the...
In his pioneering work The Federalists , Leonard D. White, an able scholar in the field of...
What James Monroe called “the contest of Burke and Paine, as reviv’d in America,” bore a...
Long before Hamilton’s friend Robert Troup made this observation he had become convinced that the...
When news arrived early in the summer of 1790 that England and Spain were on the verge of war,...
The Editor of the “National Gazette” receives a salary from government. Quere —whether this...
184163Editorial Note: The “Anas” (Jefferson Papers)
The following is the earliest document in the compilation made by TJ that has come to be known by...
The submission of Jefferson’s accounts with the United States and supporting documentation to...
Discovered in the vault of the American Philosophical Society in 1979 with supporting financial...
The four documents printed below illuminate an obscure episode in the Secretary of State’s...
The draft resolutions printed below as Document I represent Thomas Jefferson’s climactic...
Thomas Jefferson’s carefully qualified opinion in favor of the continued validity of the 1778...
The documents printed below have been grouped here in order to record more clearly, with the...
The number and complexity of questions about what constituted neutral behavior by the United...
The decision to demand Edmond Charles Genet’s recall less than three months after his arrival in...
184172Editorial Note: Report on Commerce (Jefferson Papers)
Jefferson’s report on commerce was his last effort as Secretary of State to achieve his...
A part of the contents of the letter with which you honored us on the 21. instant, in answer to...
Note to the digital edition: A revised version of this document, transcribed from manuscript, has...
On 24 Apr. 1796, Jefferson wrote a lengthy epistle to his former neighbor Philip Mazzei, who was...
While Jefferson’s correspondence makes no mention of the Virginia campaign for presidential...
Anticipating an administration headed by John Adams with himself as vice president, Jefferson...
Jefferson uncharacteristically failed to retain a press copy of this letter, making instead, as...
In the Court of Chancery Virginia: Between Thomas Jefferson plt and William Bentley administrator...
It is not clear when Jefferson decided to take it upon himself to respond to the grand jury...
When the Philadelphia Aurora of 3 Apr. 1798 printed a translation of “a letter from a well...
For all the significance of the Kentucky Resolutions, Jefferson’s papers reveal little about...
On 26 Mch. 1800 Jefferson promised William Short “a long letter containing a comprehensive view”...
On 12 Feb. Jefferson sent copies of Thomas Paine’s Compact Maritime , newly printed from...
At noon on 4 Mch. 1801 in the Senate chamber of the Capitol, fifty-seven-year-old Thomas...
Article 6 of the Jay Treaty provided for a bilateral commission to settle Americans’...
Article 2, Section 3, of the Constitution specifies that the president “shall from time to time...
In 1797, the Seneca Indians sold the last substantial tract of land held in the United States by...
The Residence Act of 1790 gave Congress until 1800, when the government moved to the Federal...
On Monday, 7 Dec. 1801, the opening day of the first regular session of the Seventh Congress, a...
On New Year’s Day, 1802, Jefferson stood in the doorway of the President’s House to receive a...
On the first day of the new year, Jefferson prepared the final version of his response to an...
In the spring of 1801, the Miami Indian leader Little Turtle expressed an intention to travel...
Jefferson wrote his son-in-law, John Wayles Eppes, on 1 Jan. 1802 that although Republicans held...
A former general in the Continental army and president of the Confederation Congress, Arthur St....
Early in January, during the visit to Washington by the delegation of Miami, Potawatomi, and Wea...
When Israel Chapin, the U.S. agent to the Iroquois nations, informed the War Department in...
I. HENRY DEARBORN’S PRELIMINARY DRAFT [10 MCH. 1802] II. HENRY DEARBORN’S SECOND DRAFT, WITH...
I. DESCRIPTION OF METHOD , [18 APR. 1802] II. SAMPLE ENCIPHERMENT : THE LORD’S PRAYER, [18 APR....
I. OBSERVATIONS ON THE COMMON LAW AND HARDIN’S CASE, 11 NOV. 1802 II. ALBERT GALLATIN’S OPINION...