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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

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8768. VACATIONS, Health and.—
  
8769. VACATIONS, Health and.—[continued].
  
8770. VACATIONS, Presidential.—
  
8771. VACATIONS, Public officials and.—
  
8772. VACCINATION, Utility of.—
  
— VALUE, Intrinsic.—
  
8773. VANITY, Personal.—
  
8774. VAN RENSSELAER (General S.), Failure of.—
  
8775. VATTEL (Emmerich von), Character of.—
  
8776. VATTEL (Emmerich von), Character of.—[continued].
  
8777. VEGETABLES, Cultivating.—
  
8778. VEGETABLES, Jefferson's diet.
  
8779. VEGETATION, Electricity, light and.—
  
8780. VENISON, Philosophy and.—
  
8781. VERGENNES (Count de), Assistants.—
  
8782. VERGENNES (Count de), Great and good.—
  
8783. VERGENNES (Count de), Great and good.—[continued].
  
8784. VERGENNES (Count de), Monarchist.—
  
8785. VERGENNES (Count de), Reputation.—
  
8786. VERMONT, Separation from New York.—
  
8787. VETERINARY COLLEGES, Advantages.—
  
8788. VETERINARY COLLEGES, Utility.—
  
8789. VETERINARY COLLEGES, Utility.—[continued].
  
8790. VETO, Abuse of.—
  
8791. VETO, By council.—
  
8792. VETO, Congressional.—
  
8793. VETO, Denial of.—
  
8794. VETO, Discretion in use of.—
  
8795. VETO, Effects of non-use.—
  
8796. VETO, Executive.—
  
8797. VETO, First Presidential.—
  
8798. VETO, Inhuman.—
  
8799. VETO, King's.—
  
8800. VETO, King's.—[continued].
  
8801. VETO, Prostituted.—
  
8802. VETO, Protection by.—
  
8803. VETO, Qualified.—
  
8804. VETO, Satisfactory use.—
  
8805. VETO, Suspensive.—
  
8806. VICE, Knowledge and.—
  
8807. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Acceptance of.—
  
8808. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Candidates for.—
  
8809. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Ceremony and.—
  
8810. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Duties of.
  
8811. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Easy and honorable.—
  
8812. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Jefferson and.—
  
8813. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Jefferson and.—[continued].
  
8814. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Jefferson and.—[further continued].
  
8815. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Notification of election.—
  
8816. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Oath of office.—
  
8817. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Preference for.—
  
8818. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Pride and.
  
8819. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Tranquil and unoffending.—
  
8820. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Tranquil and unoffending.—[continued].
  
8821. VIGILANCE, Eye of.—
  
8822. VINCENNES, Danger from Indians.—
  
8823. VINCENNES, Loyalty of.—
  
8824. VINDICATION, Appeal for.—
  
8825. VINDICATION, Seeking.—
  
8826. VINE, Cultivation of.—
  
8827. VIRGINIA, American Revolution and.—
  
8828. VIRGINIA, British invasion.—
  
8829. VIRGINIA, British invasion.—[continued].
  
8830. VIRGINIA, Conventions in.—
  
8831. VIRGINIA, Division of counties.
  
8832. VIRGINIA, Love for.—
  
8833. VIRGINIA, Political opposition in.—
  
8834. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, Amendments to.—
  
8835. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, Bill of rights.—
  
8836. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, Equal rights and.—
  
8837. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, Improvements on.—
  
8838. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, Preamble to.—
  
8839. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, Repealability of.—
  
8840. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, Representation under.—
  
8841. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, Republican heresies in.—
  
8842. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, Revision of.—
  
8843. VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION, War power.—
  
8844. VIRTUE, Agriculture and.—
  
8845. VIRTUE, Agriculture and.—[continued].
  
8846. VIRTUE, Ambition and.—
  
8847. VIRTUE, Aristocracy of.—
  
8848. VIRTUE, Essence of.—
  
8849. VIRTUE, Happiness and.—
  
8850. VIRTUE, Interest and.—
  
8851. VIRTUE, Not hereditary.—
  
8852. VIRTUE, Practice of.—
  
8853. VIRTUE, Principles of.—
  
8854. VIRTUE, Public office and.—
  
8855. VOLNEY (Comte de), Alien law and.—
  
8856. VOLNEY (Comte de), Opposed to war.—
  
8857. VOLUNTEERS, Organizing.—
  
8858. VOTES, Traffic in.—
  
8859. VOTING, Courtesy to age.—
  
8860. VOTING, Viva voce.—
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TOPICAL INDEX WITH CROSS-REFERENCES
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— DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.—

See Appendix. [128]

 
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The principles asserted in the Declaration are
classified in this work. The text of the Declaration,
as drawn by Jefferson, with the alterations made by
Congress, is given in the Appendix.—Editor.

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