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The Jeffersonian cyclopedia;

a comprehensive collection of the views of Thomas Jefferson classified and arranged in alphabetical order under nine thousand titles relating to government, politics, law, education, political economy, finance, science, art, literature, religious freedom, morals, etc.;

Jefferson, Thomas (1743-1826)

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PREFACE

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

CHRONOLOGY OF THOMAS JEFFERSON

LIST OF PATRONS

THE JEFFERSON CYCLOPEDIA

PLAN OF THE WORK AND EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS

1028. CABELL (J. C.), University of Va. and.—

1029. CABINET, Confidence in.—

1030. CABINET, Contentions.—

1031. CABINET, Contentions.—[continued].

1032. CABINET, Enmity in.—

1033. CABINET, Enmity in.—[continued].

1034. CABINET, Equipoise of Opinion in.—

1035. CABINET, Harmonious.—

1036. CABINET, Harmonious.—[continued].

1037. CABINET, Harmonious.—[further continued].

1038. CABINET, Harmonious.—[further continued] .

1039. CABINET, Harmonious.—[further continued].

1040. CABINET, Harmonious.—[further continued] .

1041. CABINET, Harmonious.—[further continued].

1042. CABINET, Indebtedness to.—

1043. CABINET, Indebtedness to.—[continued].

1044. CABINET, Indebtedness to.—[further continued].

1045. CABINET, Intrigue in.—

1046. CABINET, A Kitchen.—

1047. CABINET, Rules of Jefferson's.—

1048. CABINET, Rules of Jefferson's.—[continued].

1049. CABINET, Rules of Jefferson's.—[further continued].

1050. CABINET, Theory and the.—

1051. CABINET, An Unbroken.—

1052. CABINET, Verbal and Written Opinions.—

1053. CABINET, Verbal and Written Opinions.—[continued].

1054. CABINET, Verbal and Written Opinions.—[further continued].

1055. CABINET, Vice-President and.—

1056. CABINET, Vice-President and.—[continued].

1057. CABINET OFFICERS, Congress and.—

1058. CABINET OFFICERS, Courtesy between.—

1059. CABINET OFFICERS, Newspapers and.—

1060. CABINET OFFICERS, Public Confidence in.—

1061. CABINET OFFICERS, Society and.—

— CABOT FAMILY, Arms of.—

— CÆSAR.—

1062. CALLENDER (J. T.), Defence of.

1063. CALLENDER (J. T.), Federalists and.—

1064. CALLENDER (J. T.), Fine paid.—

1065. CALLENDER (J. T.), Persecution of.—

1066. CALLENDER (J. T.), Belations with Jefferson.—

1067. CALLENDER (J. T.), Threats of.—

1068. CALONNE (C. A. de), Character of.—

1069. CALUMNY, Character and.—

1070. CALUMNY, Contradiction of.—

1071. CALUMNY, Foolish.—

1072. CALUMNY, Forgotten.—

1073. CALUMNY, Newspaper.—

1074. CALUMNY, Political.—

1075. CALUMNY, Political.—[continued].

1076. CALUMNY, Political.—[further continued].

1077. CALUMNY, Political.—[further continued] .

1078. CALUMNY, Posterity and.—

1079. CALUMNY, Public Service and.

1080. CALUMNY, Religion and.—

1081. CALUMNY, Silence under.—

1082. CALUMNY, Unnoticed.—

1083. CAMDEN, Battle of.—

1084. CAMDEN, Battle of.—[continued].

1085. CAMPBELL (Col.), Battle of King's Mountain.—

1086. CANADA, The Colonies and.—

1087. CANADA, The Colonies and.—[continued].

1088. CANADA, The Colonies and.—[further continued].

1089. CANADA, The Colonies and.—[further continued] .

1090. CANADA, Conquest of.—

1091. CANADA, Conquest of.—[continued].

1092. CANADA, Conquest of.—[further continued].

1093. CANADA, Conquest of.—[further continued] .

1094. CANADA, Conquest of.—[further continued].

1095. CANADA, Conquest of.—[further continued].

1096. CANADA, Conquest of.—[further continued].

1097. CANADA, Conquest of.—[further continued] .

1098. CANADA, Conquest of.—[further continued].

1099. CANADA, Indemnification and.

1100. CANADA, Indemnification and. [continued].

1101. CANADA, Indemnification and. [further continued].

1102. CANADA, Indemnification and. [further continued] .

1103. CANADA, Indemnification and. [further continued].

1104. CANADA, Indemnification and. [further continued] .

1105. CANADA, Indemnification and. [further continued].

1106. CANADA, Value of.—

1107. CANAL, Big Beaver.—

1108. CANAL, Big Beaver.—[continued].

1109. CANAL, Big Beaver.—[further continued].

1110. CANAL, Erie.—

1111. CANAL, James River.—

1112. CANAL, Languedoc.—

1113. CANAL, New Orleans.—

1114. CANAL, New Orleans.—[continued].

1115. CANAL, New Orleans.—[further continued].

1116. CANAL, Panama.—

1117. CANAL, Panama.—[continued].

1118. CANAL, Panama.—[further continued].

1119. CANAL, Potomac and Ohio.

1120. CANAL, Santee and Cooper Rivers.

1121. CANDOR, Appeal to.—

1122. CANDOR, Appreciating.—

1123. CANNIBALS, Rulers as.—

1124. CANNING (George), Policy of.—

1125. CANOVA (A.), Washington's

1126. CAPITAL, Corruption through.—

1127. CAPITAL, Creation of.—

1128. CAPITAL, Opportunities for.—

1129. CAPITAL, Stock-jobbing and.—

1130. CAPITAL, Stock-jobbing and.—[continued].

— CAPITAL LAWS.—

— CAPITAL National.—

1131. CAPITALS (State), Location of.—

1132. CAPITALS (State), Location of.—[continued].

1133. CAPITOL (United States), Burning of.—

1134. CAPITOL (United States), Inscription for.—

1135. CAPITOL (United States), Wisdom of Inscription.—

1136. CAPTIVES, American in Algiers.

1137. CAPTIVES, Attempts at Ransom.—

1138. CAPTIVES, Failure to Release.—

1139. CAPTIVES, Intercession of the Mathurins.—

1140. CAPTIVES, Jefferson and.—

1141. CARMICHAEL (William), Character.—

1142. CARMICHAEL (William), Character.—[continued].

1143. CARMICHAEL (William), Spanish Mission and.—

1144. CARMICHAEL (William), Standing in Spain.—

— CAROLINA (North).—

— CAROLINA (South).—

1145. CARONDELET (Baron), Animosity of.—

1146. CARR (Dabney), Character.—

1147. CARR (Dabney), Character.—[continued].

1148. CARR (Dabney), Character.—[further continued].

1149. CARRIAGES, Tax on.—

1150. CARRYING TRADE, Preservation of the.—

1151. CARRYING TRADE, Protection of.—

1152. CARTER (Landon), Speeches of.

1153. CARTHAGE, History of.—

1154. CENSORS, Government and.—

1155. CENSURE, Pain of.—

1156. CENSUS, First U. S.—

1157. CENSUS, First U. S.—[continued].

1158. CENSUS, Perfecting the.—

1159. CENTRALIZATION,

1160. CENTRALIZATION, [continued].

1161. CENTRALIZATION, Balance of

1162. CENTRALIZATION, Corruption and.—

1163. CENTRALIZATION, Corruption and.—[continued].

1164. CENTRALIZATION, Disguised

1165. CENTRALIZATION, Disguised [continued].

1166. CENTRALIZATION, Eastern

1167. CENTRALIZATION, Enumerated Powers and.

1168. CENTRALIZATION,

1169. CENTRALIZATION, Judiciary drives

1170. CENTRALIZATION, Judiciary drives [continued].

1171. CENTRALIZATION, Judiciary drives [further continued].

1172. CENTRALIZATION, Judiciary drives [further continued] .

1173. CENTRALIZATION, Liberty and.

1174. CENTRALIZATION, Liberty and. [continued].

1175. CENTRALIZATION, Limitless.—

1176. CENTRALIZATION, Local Government vs.—

1177. CENTRALIZATION, Local Interest and.—

1178. CENTRALIZATION, Opposition to.—

1179. CENTRALIZATION, Plunder and.—

— CENTRALIZATION, Plundered Yeomanry and.—

1180. CENTRALIZATION, Poverty and.

1181. CENTRALIZATION, Resistance to.—

1182. CENTRALIZATION, Revolution and.—

1183. CENTRALIZATION, States' Rights and.—

1184. CENTRALIZATION, Venality and.—

1185. CEREMONY, Suppression of monarchical.—

1186. CEREMONY, Unnecessary.—

1187. CEREMONY, Yellow fever and.

1188. CHANCELLORS, Inconsistencies of English.—

— CHANCERY COURTS.—

1189. CHAPLAINS, Appointment of.—

1190. CHARACTER, Evidence of.—

1191. CHARACTER, Public Service and.—

1192. CHARACTER, Rational.—

1193. CHARACTER, Steady American.

1194. CHARACTER, Strong American.

1195. CHARITY, A duty.—

1196. CHARITY, Principles of Distributing.—

1197. CHARITY, Principles of Distributing.—[continued].

1198. CHARITY, Rules in bestowing.

1199. CHARITY, Rules in bestowing. [continued].

1200. CHARTERS, Abolishing.—

1201. CHARTERS, Altering.—

1202. CHARTERS, Violation of.—

1203. CHASE (Samuel), Independence and.—

1204. CHASE (Samuel), Partisan charge of.—

1205. CHATHAM (Lord), Colonies and.

1206. CHATHAM (Lord), Gratitude to.

1207. CHEMISTRY, Application of.—

1208. CHEMISTRY, Experiments in.—

1209. CHEMISTRY, Merits attention.

1210. CHEMISTRY, Nomenclature.—

1211. CHEMISTRY, Nomenclature.—[continued].

1212. CHEMISTRY, Nomenclature.—[further continued].

1213. CHEMISTRY, System of.—

1214. CHEMISTRY, Utility of.—

1215. CHERBOURG, Expense of.—

1216. CHERBOURG, Harbor of.—

1217. CHERBOURG, Invasion of England from.—

1218. CHERBOURG, Invasion of England from.—[continued].

1219. CHERBOURG, Invasion of England from.—[further continued].

1220. CHEROKEE INDIANS, Hopewell Treaty and.—

— CHERRONESUS, Proposed State of.

1221. CHESAPEAKE, Attack on Frigate.—

1222. CHESAPEAKE, Demand for reparation.—

1223. CHESAPEAKE, Demand for reparation.—[continued].

1224. CHESAPEAKE, Demand for reparation.—[further continued].

1225. CHESAPEAKE, Demand for reparation.—[further continued] .

1226. CHESAPEAKE, Excitement Over.

1227. CHESAPEAKE, Excitement Over. [continued].

1228. CHESAPEAKE, Hostilities Threatened.—

1229. CHESAPEAKE, Interdiction of British ships.—

1230. CHESAPEAKE, Interdiction of British ships.—[continued].

1231. CHESAPEAKE, Interdiction of British ships.—[further continued].

1232. CHESAPEAKE, Interdiction of British ships.—[further continued] .

1233. CHESAPEAKE, New injuries.—

1234. CHESAPEAKE, Premeditation suspected.—

1235. CHESAPEAKE, Preparations at New York.—

1236. CHESAPEAKE, Status of British captives.—

1237. CHESAPEAKE, Tergiversation of Great Britain.—

1238. CHILDREN, Affection for.—

1239. CHILDREN, Affection for.—[continued].

1240. CHILDREN, A blessing.—

1241. CHILDREN, Good humor in.—

1242. CHILDREN, Happiness and.—

1243. CHILDREN, Happiness and.—[continued].

1244. CHILDREN, Moral training of.—

1245. CHILDREN, Prattle of.—

1246. CHINA, Conciliation of.—

1247. CHINA, Conciliation of.—[continued].

1248. CHOCOLATE, Tea, coffee and.

— CHRISTIANITY, The Common Law and.—

1249. CHURCH, Definition of a.—

1250. CHURCH, Jurisdiction.—

1251. CHURCH, Law of.—

1252. CHURCH, Regulation of.—

1253. CHURCH (Anglican in Virginia ), Disestablishment of.—

1254. CHURCH (Anglican in Virginia ), Disestablishment of.—[continued].

— CHURCH (Anglican in Virginia), Persecution by.—

1255. CHURCH AND STATE, Constitutional provisions against.—

1256. CHURCH AND STATE, Constitutional provisions against.—[continued].

1257. CHURCH AND STATE, Constitutional provisions against.—[further continued].

1258. CHURCH AND STATE, Evils of union.—

1259. CHURCH AND STATE, Evils of union.—[continued].

1260. CHURCH AND STATE, False Religions.—

1261. CHURCH AND STATE, Guidance by.—

1262. CHURCH AND STATE, Guidance by.—[continued].

1263. CHURCH AND STATE, Guidance by.—[further continued].

1264. CHURCH AND STATE, New York, Pennsylvania and.—

1265. CHURCH AND STATE, People and.—

1266. CHURCH AND STATE, Right of opinion and.—

1267. CHURCH AND STATE, Support of.—

1268. CHURCH AND STATE, Support of.—[continued].

1269. CHURCH AND STATE, Wall of separation.—

1270. CICERO, Letters of.—

1271. CINCINNATI SOCIETY, Foundation.—

1272. CINCINNATI SOCIETY, Objections to.—

1273. CINCINNATI SOCIETY, Opposition in Congress.—

1274. CINCINNATI SOCIETY, Sentiment in France.—

1275. CIPHER, Jefferson's.—

1276. CIRACCHI, Genius of.—

1277. CITIES, Corruption and.—

1278. CITIES, Evils of.—

1279. CITIES, Federalist strongholds.

1280. CITIES, Federalist strongholds. [continued].

1281. CITIES, Foreign Character of.—

1282. CITIES, Foreign Character of.—[continued].

1283. CITIES, Founding.—

1284. CITIES, Life in.—

1285. CITIES, Misery in.—

1286. CITIES, Misery in.—[continued].

1287. CITIES, Political influence of.—

1288. CITIZENS, Adopted.—

1289. CITIZENS, Adopted.—[continued].

1290. CITIZENS, Dangerous.—

1291. CITIZENS, Fraudulent and real.

1292. CITIZENS, Government and.—

1293. CITIZENS, Military service and.

1294. CITIZENS, Protection of.—

1295. CITIZENS, Protection of.—[continued].

1296. CITIZENS, Protection of.—[further continued].

1297. CITIZENS, Relief of imprisoned.

1298. CITIZENS, Relief of imprisoned. [continued].

1299. CITIZENS, Rights of distressed.

1300. CITIZENSHIP, Government and.

1301. CIVILIZATION, Letters and.—

1302. CIVILIZATION, Progress of.—

1303. CLAIBORNE (W. C. C.), Appointed Governor.—

1304. CLAIBORNE (W. C. C.), Federalists and.—

1305. CLAIMANTS, Assistance to.—

1306. CLAIMS, Settle just.—

1307. CLARK (George Rogers), Greatness of.—

1308. CLARKE (Daniel), Consul at New Orleans.—

— CLASSICS, Study of the.—

1309. CLAY (Henry), Opposition to Jefferson.—

1310. CLERGY, Benefit of.—

1311. CLERGY, Public office and.—

1312. CLERGY, Support of.—

1313. CLIMATE, American and European.—

1314. CLIMATE, Enjoyment and.—

1315. CLIMATE, Habit and.—

1316. CLIMATE, Humidity.—

1317. CLIMATE, Humidity gauge.—

1318. CLIMATE, Madeira.—

1319. CLIMATE, Old persons and.—

1320. CLIMATE, Preference for warm.

1321. CLIMATE, Preference for warm. [continued].

1322. CLIMATE, Sufferings from cold.

1323. CLIMATE, Theories concerning.

1324. CLIMATE OF VIRGINIA.—

1325. CLIMATE OF VIRGINIA.—[continued].

1326. CLIMATE OF VIRGINIA.—[further continued].

1327. CLINTON (De Witt), Defends Jefferson.—

1328. CLINTON (George), Election as Governor.—

1329. CLINTON (George), Election as Governor.—[continued].

1330. CLINTON (George), English war ships and.—

1331. CLINTON (George), Estrangement from Jefferson.—

1332. CLINTON (George), Mental decay.—

— COAST DEFENCE.—

1333. COAST LINE, Jurisdiction and.—

1334. COAST LINE, Jurisdiction and.—[continued].

1335. COAST LINE, Limits of.—

1336. COAST LINE, Rivers, Bays and.

1337. COCKADES, Politics and.—

1338. COCKADES, Politics and.—[continued].

1339. COERCION OF A STATE, The Confederation and.—

1340. COERCION OF A STATE, Law of Nature and.—

1341. COERCION OF A STATE, Law of Nature and.—[continued].

1342. COERCION OF A STATE, Methods of.—

1343. COERCION OF A STATE, A navy and.—

1344. COERCION OF A STATE, Necessity of.—

— COINAGE OF UNITED STATES.—

1345. COKE (Lord), Opinions of.—

— COLD, Suffering caused by.—

1346. COLES (Edward), Jefferson's secretary.—

1347. COLES (Edward), Jefferson's secretary.—[continued].

— COLLEGES Arrangement, of buildings for.—

1348. COLONIES (The American), Beginning of the.—

1349. COLONIES (The American), The Crown and.—

1350. COLONIES (The American), The Crown and.—[continued].

— COLONIES (The American), George III. and.—

1351. COLONIES (The American), Harassed by the Stuarts.—

1352. COLONIES (The American), Parliamentary encroachments.—

1353. COLONIES (The American), Parliamentary encroachments.—[continued].

1354. COLONIES (The American), Political relations of.—

1355. COLONIES (The American), Reconciliation of.—

1356. COLONIES (The American), Reconciliation of.—[continued].

1357. COLONIES (The American), Reconciliation of.—[further continued].

1358. COLONIES (The American), Reconciliation of.—[further continued]

1359. COLONIES (The American), Resistance to Unjust Taxation.—

— COLONIES (The American), Restrictions on trade of.—

1360. COLONIES (The American), Separation from England.—

1361. COLONIES (The American), Separation from England.—[continued].

1362. COLONIES (The American), Toryism of George III. and.—

— COLONIES (The American), Tyranny of George III. and.—

1363. COLONIES (The American), Union of.—

1364. COLONIES (The American), Union of.—[continued].

1365. COLONIES (The American), Union of.—[further continued].

— COLONIES

1366. COLONIES, Ancient and Modern.

1367. COLONIES, European nations and their.—

1368. COLONIZATION (Negro), Africa and.—

1369. COLONIZATION (Negro), Emancipation and.—

1370. COLONIZATION (Negro), Expenses of.—

1371. COLONIZATION (Negro), San Domingo and.—

1372. COLONY (Penal), Establishment of.—

1373. COLONY (Penal), Sierra Leone and.—

1374. COLONY (Penal), Sierra Leone and.—[continued].

1375. COLONY (Penal), Transportation to.—

1376. COLONY (Penal), West Indies and.—

— COLUMBIA RIVER, Fur trading posts on.—

1377. COLUMBUS, Portrait of.—

1378. COMMERCE, Agriculture and.—

1379. COMMERCE, Agriculture and.—[continued].

1380. COMMERCE, Agriculture, manufactures and.—

1381. COMMERCE, But no alliance.—

1382. COMMERCE, Cherish.—

1383. COMMERCE, Cherish.—[continued].

1384. COMMERCE, Cherish.—[further continued].

1385. COMMERCE, Coercion of Europe by.—

— COMMERCE, The Confederation and.

1386. COMMERCE, Control by Congress.—

1387. COMMERCE, Control by Congress.—[continued].

1388. COMMERCE, Control by Congress.—[further continued].

1389. [further continued].

1390. [further continued] .

1391. [further continued].

1392. [further continued] .

1393. [further continued].

1394. COMMERCE, Cultivate.—

1395. COMMERCE, Cultivate.—[continued].

1396. COMMERCE, Debt and.—

1397. COMMERCE, Discriminating Duties.—

— COMMERCE, Drawbacks and.—

— COMMERCE, The Embargo and.—

1398. COMMERCE, Encouragement of.

1399. COMMERCE, Exchange of productions.—

1400. COMMERCE, Exchange of productions.—[continued].

— COMMERCE, Drawbacks and.—

1401. COMMERCE, Freedom of.—

1402. COMMERCE, Freedom of.—[continued].

1403. COMMERCE, Freedom of.—[further continued].

1404. COMMERCE, Freedom of.—[further continued] .

1405. COMMERCE, Freedom of.—[further continued].

1406. COMMERCE, Freedom of.—[further continued] .

— COMMERCE WITH GREAT BRITAIN.—

1407. COMMERCE, Independence and.

1408. COMMERCE, Individual enterprise and.—

1409. COMMERCE, Interdicted.—

1410. COMMERCE, Laws governing.—

1411. COMMERCE, Madness for.—

1412. COMMERCE, Maintain.—

1413. COMMERCE, Merchants and.—

1414. COMMERCE, Merchants and.—[continued].

— COMMERCE, Navigation and.—

1415. COMMERCE, Neutrality and.—

— COMMERCE, The Ocean and.—

1416. COMMERCE, Oppressing.—

1417. COMMERCE, Power of Congress over.—

1418. COMMERCE, Protection of.—

1419. COMMERCE, Protection of.—[continued].

— COMMERCE WITH PRUSSIA.—

1420. COMMERCE, Pursuit of.—

1421. COMMERCE, Reciprocity.—

1422. COMMERCE, Regulation of.—

1423. COMMERCE, Restrictions on.—

1424. COMMERCE, Routes of.—

1425. COMMERCE, Selfish.—

1426. COMMERCE, The States and.—

1427. COMMERCE, Suppression of.—

1428. COMMERCE, Swollen.—

1429. COMMERCE, Swollen.—[continued].

1430. COMMERCE, Vices of.—

1431. COMMERCE, War and.—

1432. COMMERCE, War and.—[continued].

1433. COMMERCE, War and.—[further continued].

1433a.

— COMMERCE, West Indies and.—

1433b.

— COMMERCE, Western Routes of.—

1434. COMMISSIONS, Adams's Midnight.—

1435. COMMISSIONS, Blank.—

1436. COMMISSIONS, Delivery of.—

1437. COMMISSIONS, Delivery of.—[continued].

1438. COMMISSIONS, Signing of.—

1439. COMMISSIONERS, Executive.—

— COMMITTEE OF THE STATES.—

1440. COMMON LAW, Christianity and.—

1441. COMMON LAW, Christianity and.—[continued].

1442. COMMON LAW, Codification of.

1443. COMMON LAW, The Colonists and.—

1444. COMMON LAW, The Constitution and.—

1445. COMMON LAW, Corruption and.

1446. COMMON LAW, Origin of.—

1447. COMMON LAW, State Laws and.

1448. COMMON LAW, United States Law and.—

1449. COMMON LAW, United States Law and.—[continued].

1450. COMMON SENSE, Authority and.—

1451. COMMON SENSE, Confidence in.

1452. COMMON SENSE, Kings and.—

1453. COMMON SENSE, Safety in.—

1454. COMMON SENSE, Safety in.—[continued].

1455. COMMON SENSE, Stock-jobbing and.—

1456. COMPACT, The Federal.—

1457. COMPACTS, Enforcing.—

1458. COMPACTS, Infractions of.—

1459. COMPACTS, Infractions of.—[continued].

1460. COMPACTS, Self-preservation and.—

1461. COMPACTS, Straining.—

1462. COMPROMISE, Necessity of.—

1463. COMPROMISE OF OPINION.—

1464. COMPROMISE OF OPINION.—[continued].

— CONCHOLOGY.—

1465. CONCILIATION, Coalition and.

1466. CONCILIATION, Principle and.

1467. CONCILIATION, Principle and. [continued].

— CONDOLENCE.—

1468. CONDORCET (M. J. A. N. C. de), Genius of.—

1469. CONDUCT, Advice as to.—

1470. CONDUCT, Advice as to.—[continued].

1471. CONFEDERATION, The Articles of.—

1472. CONFEDERATION, Commerce and.—

1473. CONFEDERATION, Congress under the.—

— CONFEDERATION, Consuls and.—

— CONFEDERATION, Debates on Articles.—

1474. CONFEDERATION, Defects of.—

1475. CONFEDERATION, Defects of.—[continued].

1476. CONFEDERATION, Defects of.—[further continued].

1477. CONFEDERATION, Distribution of Powers.—

— CONFEDERATION, Executive Committee for.—

1478. CONFEDERATION, Failure of.—

1479. CONFEDERATION, Financial Embarrassments under.—

1480. CONFEDERATION, Franklin's plan for.—

1481. CONFEDERATION, Jealousy of government under.—

1482. CONFEDERATION, Money requisitions and.—

1483. CONFEDERATION, Perfection of.—

1484. CONFEDERATION, Perfection of.—[continued].

1485. CONFEDERATION, Representation under.—

1486. CONFEDERATION, State Coercion and.—

1487. CONFEDERATION, The States' Committee.—

1488. CONFEDERATION, The States' Committee.—[continued].

1489. CONFEDERATION, The States' Committee.—[further continued].

— CONFIDENCE, Public.—

1490. CONFISCATION, George III. and.—

1491. CONFISCATION, Loyalist Refugees and.—

1492. CONFISCATION, Principles Underlying.—

1493. CONFISCATION, The Revolution

1494. CONGRESS, Adjournment.—

1495. CONGRESS, Adjournment.—[continued].

1496. CONGRESS, The Administration

1497. CONGRESS, The Administration [continued].

1498. CONGRESS, The Administration [further continued].

1499. CONGRESS, The Administration [further continued] .

1500. CONGRESS, The Administration [further continued].

1501. CONGRESS, Appointment of Members.—

1502. CONGRESS, Appointment of Members.—[continued].

1503. CONGRESS, Apportionment and.

— CONGRESS, Arrest of Members.—

1504. CONGRESS, Attendance.—

1505. CONGRESS, Authority.—

1506. CONGRESS, Authority.—[continued].

— CONGRESS, Bribery of Members.—

1507. CONGRESS, Buildings for.—

1508. CONGRESS, Business Men in.—

1509. CONGRESS, Cabinet Officers in.

1510. CONGRESS, Call for Continental.

1511. CONGRESS, Compensation of Members.—

1512. CONGRESS, Compensation of Members.—[continued].

— CONGRESS, Under the Confederation.—

1513. CONGRESS, The Constitution and.—

1514. CONGRESS, Constitutional view of Continental.—

— CONGRESS, Contempt of.—

1515. CONGRESS, Contracts to Members.—

1516. CONGRESS, Control over.—

1517. CONGRESS, Convening.—

1518. CONGRESS, Corruption and.—

1519. CONGRESS, Corruption and.—[continued].

1520. CONGRESS, Corruption and.—[continued].

1521. CONGRESS, Corruption and.—[continued].[further continued].

1522. CONGRESS, Corruption and. [further continued] .

1523. CONGRESS, Corruption and.—[further continued].

1524. CONGRESS, Corruption and.—[further continued] .

1525. CONGRESS, Corruption and.—[further continued].

1526. CONGRESS, Credentials of Members.—

1527. CONGRESS, Credentials of Members.—[continued].

— CONGRESS, Debate in.—

1528. CONGRESS, Delegates.—

1529. CONGRESS, Election of Members.—

1530. CONGRESS, Executive influence.

1531. CONGRESS, Executive information.—

1532. CONGRESS, Expenditures and.—

1533. CONGRESS, Farmers in.—

1534. CONGRESS, Foreign Powers and.

1535. CONGRESS, Influencing.—

1536. CONGRESS, Influencing.—[continued].

— CONGRESS, Instructing Members.—

— CONGRESS, Insult to Members.—

1537. CONGRESS, Intermeddling with.

1538. CONGRESS, Intermeddling with. [continued].

1539. CONGRESS, Jobbery in.—

1540. CONGRESS, The Judiciary vs.—

1541. CONGRESS, Lawyers in.—

1542. CONGRESS, Lawyers in.—[continued].

1543. CONGRESS, Leadership in.—

1544. CONGRESS, Leadership in.—[continued].

1545. CONGRESS, Leadership in.—[further continued].

1546. CONGRESS, Leadership in.—[further continued] .

1547. CONGRESS, Legislation and.—

— CONGRESS, Long speeches in.—

1548. CONGRESS, Majority.—

1549. CONGRESS, Messages to.—

1550. CONGRESS, Messages to.—[continued].

1551. CONGRESS, Messages to.—[further continued].

1552. CONGRESS, Mutiny against.—

1553. CONGRESS, Non-attendance.—

1554. CONGRESS, Non-attendance.—[continued].

1555. CONGRESS, Non-attendance.—[further continued].

1556. CONGRESS, Non-attendance.—[further continued] .

1557. CONGRESS, Non-attendance.—[further continued].

1558. CONGRESS, Non-attendance.—[further continued] .

1559. CONGRESS, Non-attendance.—[further continued].

1560. CONGRESS, Opportunity and.—

1561. CONGRESS, Opposition in.—

1562. CONGRESS, Parliament and.—

1563. CONGRESS, Partisan.—

1564. CONGRESS, Partisan.—[continued].

1565. CONGRESS, The People and.—

1566. CONGRESS, The People and.—[continued].

1567. CONGRESS, Power over papers.

1568. CONGRESS, Prayer in.—

1569. CONGRESS, Precedence.—

1570. CONGRESS, Precedence.—[continued].

1571. CONGRESS, Previous question in.—

1572. CONGRESS, Privilege.—

1573. CONGRESS, Privilege.—[continued].

1576. CONGRESS, Public Opinion and.

1577. CONGRESS, Qualifications of Members.—

1578. CONGRESS, Qualifications of Members.—[continued].

1579. CONGRESS, Reconsideration.—

1580. CONGRESS, Reform and.—

1581. CONGRESS, Reform and.—[continued].

1582. CONGRESS, Reform and.—[further continued].

1583. CONGRESS, Republicanism and.

— CONGRESS, Residence of Members.—

1584. CONGRESS, Rules for.—

1585. CONGRESS, Salaries of Members.—

1586. CONGRESS, Sessions of.—

1587. CONGRESS, Sessions of.—[continued].

1588. CONGRESS, Sessions of.—[further continued].

1589. CONGRESS, Sessions of.—[further continued] .

1590. CONGRESS, Size of.—

1591. CONGRESS, State representation in.—

1592. CONGRESS, Stock-jobbers in.—

1593. CONGRESS, Stock-jobbers in.—[continued].

1594. CONGRESS, Taxation and.—

1595. CONGRESS, Term of Members.—

1596. CONGRESS, Term of Members.—[continued].

1597. CONGRESS, Verbosity in.—

1598. CONGRESS, Verbosity in.—[continued].

1599. CONGRESS, Voting in.—

1600. CONGRESS, Wisdom of.—

1601. CONGRESS, Young men and.—

1602. CONGRESS, Young men and.—[continued].

1603. CONNECTICUT, Bigotry of.—

1604. CONNECTICUT, Bigotry of.—[continued].

— CONNECTICUT, Federal offices in.

1605. CONNECTICUT, Government in.

1606. CONNECTICUT, Politics of.—

1607. CONNECTICUT, Republicanism and.—

1608. CONNECTICUT, Resurrection of.

1609. CONNECTICUT, Resurrection of. [continued].

1610. CONQUEST, Avoid.—

1611. CONQUEST, Compact and equality vs.—

1612. CONQUEST, Disavowed.—

1613. CONQUEST, Submission to.—

1614. CONQUEST, Title by.—

1615. CONQUEST, Un-American.—

1616. CONSCIENCE, Coercing.—

1617. CONSCIENCE, Elections and.—

1618. CONSCIENCE, Elections and.—[continued].

1619. CONSCIENCE, Freedom of.—

1620. CONSCIENCE, Freedom of.—[continued].

1621. CONSCIENCE, A guide.—

1622. CONSCIENCE, Inquisition over.

1623. CONSCIENCE, Liberty of.—

1624. CONSCIENCE, Liberty of.—[continued].

1625. CONSCIENCE, Moral laws and.—

1626. CONSCIENCE, Office and.—

1627. CONSCIENCE, Rights of.—

1628. CONSCIENCE, Rights of.—[continued].

1629. CONSCIENCE, Rights of.—[further continued].

1630. CONSCIENCE, Rights of.—[further continued] .

— CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED.—

— CONSOLIDATION.—

1631. CONSTANTINOPLE, The Key of Asia.—

1632. CONSTITUTION, Definition of a.—

1633. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Acceptance of.—

1634. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Acceptance of.—[continued].

1635. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Acceptance of.—[further continued].

1636. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Acceptance of.—[further continued] .

1637. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Acceptance of.—[further continued].

1638. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Acceptance of.—[further continued] .

1639. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Acceptance of.—[further continued].

1640. CONSTITUTION (The Federal) Action by the States.—

1641. CONSTITUTION (The Federal) Action by the States. mdash; [continued].

1642. CONSTITUTION (The Federal) Action by the States. mdash; [further continued].

1643. CONSTITUTION (The Federal) Action by the States. mdash; [further continued] .

1644. CONSTITUTION (The Federal) Action by the States. mdash; [further continued].

1645. CONSTITUTION (The Federal) Action by the States. mdash; [further continued] .

1646. CONSTITUTION (The Federal) Action by the States. mdash; [further continued].

1647. CONSTITUTION (The Federal) Action by the States. mdash; [further continued] .

1648. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Adopt and amend.—

1649. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Adopt and amend.—[continued].

1650. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Adopt and amend.—[further continued].

1651. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Adopt and amend.—[further continued] .

1652. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—

1653. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—[continued].

1654. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—[further continued].

1655. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—[further continued] .

1656. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—[further continued].

1657. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—[further continued] .

1658. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—[further continued].

1659. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—[further continued] .

1660. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—[further continued]..

1661. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Amendments to.—[further continued] .

1662. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Approval of.—

1663. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Approval of.—[continued].

1664. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Approval of.—[further continued].

— CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Bill of Rights and.—

1665. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Compromises of.—

— CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Consolidation and.—

1666. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Construction of.—

1667. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Construction of.—[continued].

1668. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Construction of.—[further continued].

1669. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Construction of.—[further continued] .

1670. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Construction of.—[further continued].

1671. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Construction of.—[further continued] .

1672. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Construction of.—[further continued].

1673. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Construction of.—[further continued] .

— CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Corporations and.—

1674. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Disapproval of.—

1675. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Disapproval of.—[continued].

1676. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Disapproval of.—[further continued].

1677. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Disapproval of.—[further continued] .

1678. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Disapproval of.—[further continued].

1679. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Disapproval of.—[further continued] .

1680. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Disapproval of.—[further continued].

— CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Federal Convention and.—

1681. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Foundation of.—

— CONSTITUTION (The Federal), General Welfare clause of.—

1682. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Infractions of.—

1683. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Intention of.—

— CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Internal Improvements and.—

1684. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Interpretation of.—

1685. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Interpretation of.—[continued].

1686. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Interpretation of.—[further continued].

1687. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Interpretation of.—[further continued] .

1688. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Interpretation of.—[further continued].

1689. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Jefferson and.—

1690. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Jurisdiction of.—

1691. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Model for France.—

1692. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Monarchizing.—

1693. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Necessity for.—

1694. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Preservation of.—

1695. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Preservation of.—[continued].

1696. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Preservation of.—[further continued].

1697. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Preservation of.—[further continued] .

1698. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Preservation of.—[further continued].

1699. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Principles of.—

1700. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Principles of.—[continued].

1701. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Principles of.—[further continued].

1702. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Republican opposition to.—

1703. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Reverence for.—

1704. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Safety in.—

1705. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Security in.—

1706. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Self-government and.—

1707. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Theory of.—

1708. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Value of.—

1709. CONSTITUTION (The Federal), Wisdom of.—

1710. CONSTITUTION (French), Advice of Jefferson on.—

1711. CONSTITUTION (French), Amelioration of.—

1712. CONSTITUTION (French), Amendments contemplated.—

1713. CONSTITUTION (French), Amendments demanded.—

1714. CONSTITUTION (French), Cooperation of Jefferson invited.—

1715. CONSTITUTION (French), Divergent views on.—

1716. CONSTITUTION (French), Jefferson, Patriots and.—

1717. CONSTITUTION (French), Montmorin, Jefferson and.—

1718. CONSTITUTION (French), Necessity for.—

1719. CONSTITUTION (Great Britain's ), Root of.—

1720. CONSTITUTION (Spanish), Proposed.—

1721. CONSTITUTION (Spanish), State Church.—

1722. CONSTITUTION (Spanish), Suffrage.—

1723. CONSTITUTION (Spanish), Suffrage.—[continued].

— CONSTITUTION ( Spanish-American ).—

— CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA.—

1724. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Amending.—

1725. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Amending.—[continued].

1726. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Amending.—[further continued].

1727. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Best of all Constitutions.—

1728. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Characteristics of.—

1729. CONSTITUTIONS (American), English Constitution and.—

1730. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Happiness under.—

1731. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Permanent.—

1732. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Principles of.—

1733. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Revision of.—

1734. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Written.—

1735. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Written.—[continued].

1736. CONSTITUTIONS (American), Written.—[further continued].

1737. CONSTRUCTION OF THE CONSTITUTION.—

1738. CONSTRUCTION OF INSTRUMENTS.—

1739. CONSULAR CONVENTION, History of French.—

1740. CONSULAR CONVENTION, History of French.—[continued].

1741. CONSULS, The Confederation and.—

1742. CONSULS, Creation of.—

1743. CONSULS, Creation of.—[continued].

1744. CONSULS, Excluded.—

1745. CONSULS, Inutility of.—

1746. CONSULS, Law of Nations and.—

1747. CONSULS, Market Reports and.—

1748. CONSULS, Native Citizens for.—

1749. CONSULS, Native Citizens for.—[continued].

1750. CONSULS, Native Citizens for.—[further continued].

1751. CONSULS, Punished.—

1752. CONSULS, Punished.—[continued].

1753. CONSULS, Punished.—[further continued].

1754. CONSULS, Punished.—[further continued] .

1755. CONSULS, Reception of.—

1756. CONSULS, Reception of.—[continued].

1757. CONSULS, Uniform for.—

1758. CONSULS, Usurpation of Jurisdiction by.—

1759. CONSULS, Usurpation of Jurisdiction by.—[continued].

1760. CONSULS, Usurpation of Jurisdiction by.—[further continued].

1761. CONTENTION, Horror of.—

1762. CONTENTMENT, Wisdom of.—

— CONTINENTAL CONGRESS.—

1763. CONTRABAND OF WAR, Abusive Seizures.—

1764. CONTRABAND OF WAR, National Law and.—

1765. CONTRABAND OF WAR, Naval Stores and.—

1766. CONTRABAND OF WAR, Provisions and.—

1767. CONTRACTS, Abiding by.—

1768. CONTRACTS, Congressmen and.—

1769. CONTRACTS, Impairment of.—

1770. CONTRACTS, Liberation from.—

1771. CONTRACTS, Liberation from.—[continued].

1772. CONTRACTS, Liberation from.—[further continued].

1773. CONTRACTS, Possibilities and.—

1774. CONTROVERSY, Aversion to.—

1775. CONTROVERSY, Avoiding.—

1776. CONTROVERSY, Declining.—

1777. CONVENT, Entering a.—

1778. CONVENTION (Federal), Call for.—

1779. CONVENTION (Federal), Call for.—[continued].

1780. CONVENTION (Federal), Character of.—

1781. CONVENTION (Federal), Character of.—[continued].

1782. CONVENTION (Federal), Character of.—[further continued].

1783. CONVENTION (Federal), Publicity and.—

1784. CONVENTION (Federal), Reform and.—

1785. CONVENTION (Federal), Reform and.—[continued].

1786. CONVENTION (Federal), Representation in.—

1787. CONVENTION, National Republican.—

1788. CONVENTION, National Republican.—[continued].

1789. CONVENTION, National Republican.—[further continued].

1790. CONVENTION (Virginia), First.—

1791. CONVENTION (Virginia), Powers of.—

1792. CONVENTION (Virginia), Powers of.—[continued].

1793. CONVENTIONS, Constitutional.—

1794. CONVENTIONS, Constitutional.—[continued].

1795. CONVENTIONS, Constitutional.—[further continued].

1796. CONVENTIONS, Constitutional.—[further continued] .

1797. CONVICTS, Transported.—

— COOKERY.—

1798. COOPER (Thomas), University of Va. and.—

1799. COOPER (Thomas), University of Va. and.—[continued].

1800. COPYING PRESS, Appreciated.—

1801. COPYING PRESS, Appreciated.—[continued].

1802. COPYING PRESS, Jefferson's portable.—

— COPYRIGHT.—

1803. CORAY (A.), Works of.—

— CORK TREE.—

1804. CORNWALLIS (Lord), Ravages of in Virginia.—

1805. CORNWALLIS (Lord), Ravages of in Virginia.—[continued].

1806. CORNWALLIS (Lord), Trumbull's picture of.—

1807. CORONERS, Election of.—

— CORPORATION.—

1808. CORREA DE SERRA (J.), Learned.—

1809. CORREA DE SERRA (J.), Minister at Washington.—

1810. CORREA DE SERRA (J.), Regrets for.—

1811. CORREA DE SERRA (J.), University of Va. and.—

1812. CORRESPONDENCE, Between Citizens.—

1813. CORRESPONDENCE, Between Citizens.—[continued].

— CORRESPONDENCE, Revolutionary Committees of.—

1814. CORRESPONDENCE, Constituents and representatives.—

1815. CORRESPONDENCE, Judiciary and.—

1816. CORRESPONDENCE, Literary.—

1817. CORRESPONDENCE, Longing for.—

1818. CORRESPONDENCE, Men of Worth and.—

1819. CORRESPONDENCE, Natural Right and.—

1820. CORRESPONDENCE, Punctuality and.—

1821. CORRESPONDENCE, Rank and.—

1822. CORRESPONDENCE, State courts and.—

1823. CORRUPTION, Agriculturists and.—

1824. CORRUPTION, British.—

1825. CORRUPTION, Centralization.—

1826. CORRUPTION, Centralization.—[continued].

1827. CORRUPTION, Centralization.—[further continued].

1828. CORRUPTION, Cities and.—

1829. CORRUPTION, Congress.—

1830. CORRUPTION, Congress.—[continued].

1831. CORRUPTION, Congress.—[further continued].

1832. CORRUPTION, Extirpating.—

1833. CORRUPTION, Government and.—

1834. CORRUPTION, Government and.—[continued].

1835. CORRUPTION, Government and.—[further continued].

1836. CORRUPTION, Guarding against.

1837. CORRUPTION, Influence through.—

1838. CORRUPTION, Innocent of.—

1839. CORRUPTION, Monarchical.—

1840. CORRUPTION, Principles and.—

1841. CORRUPTION, Refuge from.—

1842. COTTON, Early Conditions.—

1843. COTTON, Plans to raise.—

1844. COTTON GIN, Invention.—

1845. COTTON GIN, Practicability of.—

1846. COUNCIL, Appointment of.—

1847. COUNCIL, Duties.—

1848. COUNCIL, Expensive.—

— COUNCIL, Orders in.—

1849. COUNCIL, Shelter of a.—

1850. COUNCIL, Shelter of a.—[continued].

1851. COUNCIL, Useless.—

1852. COUNCIL, Votes in.—

1853. COUNTIES, Administration of.—

1854. COUNTIES, Administration of.—[continued].

1855. COUNTIES, Division of.—

1856. COUNTIES, Division of.—[continued].

1857. COUNTIES, Division of.—[further continued].

1858. COUNTIES, Division of.—[further continued] .

1859. COUNTIES, The State and.—

1860. COUNTIES, The State and.—[continued].

1861. COURTESY, Diplomatic.—

1862. COURTIERS, Unprincipled.—

— COURTS, Admiralty.—

1863. COURTS, Erection of.—

1864. COURTS, Organization of Virginia.—

1865. COURTS, Jurisdiction of.—

1866. COURTS (Appeals), Judges of.—

1867. COURTS (Appeals), Judges of.—[continued].

1868. COURTS (Appeals), Judges of.—[further continued].

1869. COURTS (Appeals), Judges of.—[further continued] .

1870. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Beginning of.—

1871. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Common Law and.—

1872. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Common Law and.—[continued].

1873. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Judges of.—

1874. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Judges of.—[continued].

1875. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Judges of.—[further continued].

1876. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Judges of.—[further continued] .

1877. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Judges of.—[further continued].

1878. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Juries in.—

1879. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Juries in.—[continued].

1880. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Juries in.—[further continued].

1881. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Juries in.—[further continued] .

1882. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Juries in.—[further continued].

1883. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Jurisdiction of.—

1884. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Lord Mansfield and.—

1885. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Utility of.—

1886. COURTS (County), Appointment of Judges.—

1887. COURTS (County), Election of Judges.—

1888. COURTS (County), Election of Judges.—[continued].

1889. COURTS (County), Jurisdiction.—

1890. COURTS (County), Removal of Judges.—

— COURTS (Federal).—

1891. COURTS (Inferior), Judges.—

1892. COURTS (Inferior), Judges.—[continued].

1893. COURTS (French Plenary), Composition of.—

1894. COURTS (French Plenary), Composition of.—[continued].

1895. COURTS (French Plenary), Composition of.—[further continued].

1896. COURTS (Monarchical), Character of.—

1897. COURTS (Monarchical), Inscrutable.—

1898. COURTS (Monarchical), The People and.—

1899. COURTS (Monarchical), Unaffectionate.—

— COURTS (State).—

1900. CRAWFORD (William H.), Presidency and.—

— CREATION, Jefferson's Views on.—

1901. CREDIT, American.—

1902. CREDIT, American.—[continued].

1903. CREDIT, Destroyed.—

1904. CREDIT, Destroyed.—[continued].

1905. CREDIT, Destroyed.—[further continued].

1906. CREDIT, Establishing.—

1907. CREDIT, Faith in American.—

1908. CREDIT, Funding and.—

1909. CREDIT, Funding and.—[continued].

1910. CREDIT, High.—

1911. CREDIT, Interest and—

1912. CREDIT, Interest and—[continued].

1913. CREDIT, Low.—

1914. CREDIT, Manufactures and.—

1915. CREDIT, National Existence and.—

1916. CREDIT, Necessity of.—

1917. CREDIT, Paper, Prices and.—

1918. CREDIT, Sustaining.—

1919. CREDIT, Taxation and.—

1920. CREDIT, Using.—

1921. CREDIT, Using.—[continued].

1922. CREDIT, Using.—[further continued].

1923. CREDIT, War and.—

1924. CREDIT, War and.—[continued].

1925. CREDIT (Private), Evils of.—

1926. CREDULITY, Mankind and.—

1927. CREEK INDIANS, Carthaginians and.—

1928. CREEK INDIANS, Civilization of.—

— CREEK INDIANS, Commerce with.—

— CRESAP (Captain), Logan and.—

1929. CRIME, Adequate punishment.—

1930. CRIME, Adequate punishment.—[continued].

1931. CRIME, Breach of Prison.—

— CRIME, Death Penalty.—

1932. CRIME, Disproportionate punishment.—

1933. CRIME, Flight from debts.—

1934. CRIME, Forgery.—

1935. CRIME, Horse-stealing.—

1936. CRIME, Jurisdiction over.—

1937. CRIME, Lex Talionis and.—

1938. CRIME, National.—

1939. CRIME, Natural Laws and.—

1940. CRIME, Principles of Punishing.—

1941. CRIMINALS, Reformation of.—

1942. CRITICISM, Canons of.—

1943. CRITICISM, Freedom of.—

— CROAKINGS OF WEALTH.—

1944. CRUELTY, British in America.—

1945. CRUELTY, British in America.—[continued].

1946. CRUELTY, British in America.—[further continued].

1947. CUBA, Acquisition by United States.—

1948. CUBA, Acquisition by United States.—[continued].

1949. CUBA, Acquisition by United States.—[further continued].

1950. CUBA, Acquisition by United States.—[further continued] .

1951. CUBA, Acquisition by United States.—[further continued].

1952. CUBA, England, France and.—

1953. CUBA, Possession by England.—

1954. CUBA, Spain, Bonaparte and.—I

1955. CUBA, Spanish Retention of.—

1956. CUBA, Spanish Retention of.—[continued].

— CURRENCY.—

1957. “CURTIUS,” Letters of.—

— CUSHING (William), Death of.—

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1855. COUNTIES, Division of.—

In what
terms reconcilable to Majesty, and at the
same time to truth, shall we speak of a late
instruction to the Governor of the Colony of
Virginia, by which he is forbidden to assent
to any law for the division of a county, unless
the new county will consent to have no representative
in Assembly? That Colony has as
yet fixed no boundary to the westward. Their
westward counties, therefore, are of indefinite
extent. Some of them are actually seated
many hundreds of miles from their eastern
limits. Is it possible, then, that his Majesty
can have bestowed a single thought on the
situation of those people, who, in order to obtain
justice for injuries, however great or
small, must, by the laws of that Colony, attend
their County Court, at such a distance, with
all their witnesses, monthly, till their litigation
be determined.—
Rights of British America. Washington ed. i, 136. Ford ed., i, 441.
(1774)