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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

2339. EARTH, Belongs to the Living.—

2340. EARTH, Belongs to the Living.—[continued].

2341. EARTH, Belongs to the Living.—[further continued].

2342. EARTH, Belongs to the Living.—[further continued] .

2343. EARTH, Belongs to the Living.—[further continued].

2344. EARTH, Belongs to the Living.—[further continued] .

2345. EARTH, Equal Rights in.—

2346. EARTH, Equal Rights in.—[continued].

2347. EARTH, God's Gift.—

2348. EARTH, Internal Heat of.—

2349. EARTH, Theory of Creation.—

2350. EAST INDIES, Trade to.—

2351. EAST AND WEST LINE, Meaning of.—

2352. ECONOMY, Domestic.—

2353. ECONOMY, Domestic.—[continued].

2354. ECONOMY, An Essential Principle.—

2355. ECONOMY, An Essential Principle.—[continued].

2356. ECONOMY, An Essential Principle.—[further continued].

2357. ECONOMY, Evil of want of.—

2358. ECONOMY, Happiness and.—

2359. ECONOMY, Honesty and.—

2360. ECONOMY, Ignorance of Political.—

2361. ECONOMY, Insisting on.—

2362. ECONOMY, Liberty and.—

2363. ECONOMY, Necessity for.—

2364. ECONOMY vs. NEW LOANS.—

2365. ECONOMY, Political.—

2366. ECONOMY, Political.—[continued].

2367. ECONOMY, Prodigality vs.—

2368. ECONOMY, A Republican virtue.—

2369. ECONOMY, A Republican virtue.—[continued].

2370. ECONOMY, Rigorous.—

2371. ECONOMY, Rigorous.—[continued].

2372. ECONOMY, Rigorous.—[further continued].

2373. ECONOMY vs. TAXATION.—

2374. ECONOMY, Wisdom of.—

2375. EDEN (William), Hatred of the United States.—

2376. EDEN (William), Hatred of the United States.—[continued].

2377. EDEN (William), Hatred of the United States.—[further continued].

2378. EDITORS, Contention and.—

2379. EDITORS, Contention and.—[continued].

2380. EDITORS, Ferocity of.—

2381. EDITORS, Government, People and.—

2382. EDITORS, Independence of.—

2383. EDITORS, Jefferson's Relations with.—

2384. EDITORS, Jefferson's Relations with.—[continued].

2385. EDUCATION, Abuses of power and.—

2386. EDUCATION, Amelioration of mankind.—

2387. EDUCATION, Course of.—

2388. EDUCATION, Devotion to.—

— EDUCATION, Discipline and.—

2389. EDUCATION, Drawing.—

— EDUCATION, Elective Studies.—

— EDUCATION, European.—

2390. EDUCATION, Female.—

— EDUCATION. Fostering Genius.—

2391. EDUCATION, Freedom and.—

2392. EDUCATION, Freedom, Happiness and.—

2393. EDUCATION, Friends of.—

2394. EDUCATION, Good Government and.—

2395. EDUCATION, Higher.—

2396. EDUCATION, Higher.—[continued].

2397. EDUCATION, Higher.—[further continued].

2398. EDUCATION, Jefferson's Bills on.—

2399. EDUCATION, Jefferson's Bills on.—[continued].

2400. EDUCATION, Jefferson's Explanation of.—

— EDUCATION, Languages and.—

2401. EDUCATION, Large Cities and.—

2402. EDUCATION, Law and.—

2403. EDUCATION, Material progress vs.—

2404. EDUCATION, Military instruction.—

2405. EDUCATION, Municipal government and.—

— EDUCATION, National University.—

2406. EDUCATION, Neglect of.—

2407. EDUCATION, New York vs. Virginia.—

2408. EDUCATION, New York vs. Virginia.—[continued].

2409. EDUCATION, The People and.—

2410. EDUCATION, The People and.—[continued].

2411. EDUCATION, The People and.—[further continued].

2412. EDUCATION, The People and.—[further continued] .

2413. EDUCATION, The People and.—[further continued].

2414. EDUCATION, Perversion of power and.—

2415. EDUCATION, Power and.—

2416. EDUCATION, Progress through.—

2417. EDUCATION, The Republic and.—

2418. EDUCATION, Safety in.—

2419. EDUCATION, Self-sufficiency and.—

2420. EDUCATION, Suffrage and.—

2421. EDUCATION, Suitable.—

2422. EDUCATION, System and.—

2423. EDUCATION, Taxes for.—

2424. EDUCATION, Taxes for.—[continued].

— EDUCATION, Technical.—

2425. EDUCATION, Tyranny and.—

— EDUCATION vs. VICE.—

2426. EDUCATION, The Wealthy and.—

— Education, Zeal for.—

2427. ELECTION, Abuses and.—

2428. ELECTION, Care of.—

2429. ELECTION, Contested.—

2430. ELECTION, Expenditures and.—

2431. ELECTION vs. FORCE.—

2432. ELECTION, Government and.—

— ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.—

2433. ELECTION, Republican Government and.—

2434. ELECTION, Short Periods of.—

2435. ELECTION, Short Periods of.—[continued].

2436. ELECTION, Short Periods of.—[further continued].

2437. ELECTION, Short Periods of.—[further continued] .

2438. ELECTION, Congress and.—

2439. ELECTION, Congress and.—[continued].

2440. ELECTIONS, Federal Interference with.—

2441. ELECTIONS, Federal Interference with.—[continued].

2442. ELECTIONS, Federal Interference with.—[further continued].

2443. ELECTIONS, Federal Interference with.—[further continued] .

2444. ELECTIONS, Intermeddling with.—

2445. ELECTIONS, Patronage and.—

2446. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Candidature of Jefferson.—

2447. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Candidature of Jeferson.—[continued].

2448. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Candidature of Jeferson.—[further continued].

2449. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Dispute over.—

2450. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Eastern States and.—

2451. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Jefferson's Vote.—

2452. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Jefferson's Vote. mdash; [continued].

2453. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Jefferson's Vote. mdash; [further continued].

2454. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), A Pseudo-President and.—

2455. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Result of.—

2456. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Result of.—[continued].

2457. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Vice-Presidency.—

2458. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Vice-Presidency. ‐ [continued].

2459. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Vice-Presidency. ‐ [further continued].

2460. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1796), Vice-Presidency. ‐ [further continued] .

2461. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Action of Adams.—

2462. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Appointments and.—

2463. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Appointments and.—[continued].

2464. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Balloting in House.—

2465. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Balloting in House—[continued].

2466. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Balloting in House—[further continued].

2467. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Balloting in House—[further continued] .

2468. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Burr and.—

2469. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Burr and.—[continued].

2470. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Demanding Terms.—

2471. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Demanding Terms.—[continued].

2472. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Doubt Concerning.—

2473. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Doubt Concerning.—[continued].

2474. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Efforts to Defeat.—

2475. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Federalists yield.—

2476. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Military Force and.—

2477. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), National Convention and.—

2478. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), National Convention and.—[continued].

2479. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Parity of Vote.—

2480. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Parity of Vote.—[continued].

2481. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Parity of Vote.—[further continued].

2482. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Parity of Vote.—[further continued] .

2483. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Party Amalgamation and.—

2484. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Party Amalgamation and.—[continued].

2485. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), The People and.—

2486. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), The People and.—[continued].

2487. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), A President pro tem.—

2488. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), A President pro te.—[continued].

2489. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), A President pro te.—[further continued].

2490. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), A President pro te.—[further continued] .

2491. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), The Republic and.—

2492. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), The Republic and. mdash; [continued].

2493. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), The Republic and. mdash; [further continued].

2494. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Republicans and.—

2495. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Usurpation and.—

2496. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1804), Appeal to country.—

2497. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1804), Non-Interference with.—

2498. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1804), Non-Interference with.—[continued].

2499. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1808), Neutrality of Jefferson.—

2500. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1808), Neutrality of Jeffrson.—[continued].

2501. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1808), Neutrality of Jeffrson.—[further continued].

2502. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1816), Good Feeling in.—

2503. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1824), Constitutional Construction and.—

2504. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1824), Constitutional Construction and.—[continued].

2505. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1824), Lafayette's visit and.—

2506. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1824), Militarism and.—

2507. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1824), Passiveness of Jefferson.—

2508. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1824), Sectionalism in.—

— ELECTORAL COLLEGE.—

— ELECTRICITY.—

2509. ELLSWORTH (Oliver), Resignation.—

2510. ELOQUENCE, Models of.—

— EMANCIPATION.—

2511. EMBARGO, Action advised.—

2512. EMBARGO, Action advised.—[continued].

2513. EMBARGO, Action advised.—[further continued].

— EMBARGO, Adams (J. Q.) and.—

2514. EMBARGO, Alternative of war.—

2515. EMBARGO, Alternative of war.—[continued].

2516. EMBARGO, Alternative of war.—[further continued].

2517. EMBARGO, Alternative of war.—[further continued] .

2518. EMBARGO, Alternative of war.—[further continued].

2519. EMBARGO, Amendments to law.—

2520. EMBARGO, Approval of.—

2521. EMBARGO, Approval of.—[continued].

2522. EMBARGO, Approval of.—[further continued].

2523. EMBARGO, Approval of.—[further continued] .

2524. EMBARGO, Approval of.—[further continued].

2525. EMBARGO, Approval of.—[further continued] .

2526. EMBARGO, Authority to suspend.—

2527. EMBARGO, Authority to suspend.—[continued].

2528. EMBARGO, Averts war.—

2529. EMBARGO, Averts war.—[continued].

2530. EMBARGO, Belligerent Powers and.—

2531. EMBARGO, Benefits of.—

2532. EMBARGO, Benefits of.—[continued].

2533. EMBARGO, Benefits of.—[further continued].

2534. EMBARGO, Benefits of.—[further continued] .

2535. EMBARGO, Benefits of.—[further continued].

2536. EMBARGO, Benefits of.—[further continued] .

— EMBARGO, Bonaparte's views on.—

2537. EMBARGO, Coasting trade and.—

2538. EMBARGO, Coercion of Europe.—

2539. EMBARGO, Congress and.—

2540. EMBARGO, Duration of.—

2541. EMBARGO, Duration of.—[continued].

2542. EMBARGO, Effect on industry.—

2543. EMBARGO, Enforcing.—

2544. EMBARGO, Enforcing.—[continued].

2545. EMBARGO, Enforcing.—[further continued].

2546. EMBARGO, Enforcing.—[further continued] .

2547. EMBARGO, Enforcing.—[further continued].

2548. EMBARGO, Enforcing.—[further continued] .

2549. EMBARGO, Enforcing.—[further continued].

2550. EMBARGO, Evasions of.—

2551. EMBARGO, Evasions of.—[continued].

2552. EMBARGO, Evasions of.—[further continued].

2553. EMBARGO, Exports and.—

2554. EMBARGO, Fair trial of.—

2555. EMBARGO, Federalists and.—

2556. EMBARGO, Foreign subjects and.—

2557. EMBARGO, Foreign trade and.—

2558. EMBARGO, France, England and.—

2559. EMBARGO, Frauds under.—

2560. EMBARGO, Frauds under.—[continued].

2561. EMBARGO, Manufactures and.—

2562. EMBARGO, Mitigation of.—

2563. EMBARGO, Necessity for.—

2564. EMBARGO, Necessity for.—[continued].

2565. EMBARGO, Necessity for.—[further continued].

2566. EMBARGO, Necessity for.—[further continued] .

2567. EMBARGO, Necessity for.—[further continued].

— EMBARGO, New England and.—

2568. EMBARGO, Opposition to.—

2569. EMBARGO, Opposition to.—[continued].

2570. EMBARGO, Opposition to.—[further continued].

2571. EMBARGO, Opposition to.—[further continued] .

2572. EMBARGO, Opposition to.—[further continued].

2573. EMBARGO, Peace and.—

2574. EMBARGO, Peace and.—[continued].

2575. EMBARGO, Political effects.—

2576. EMBARGO, Proclamation suspending.—

2577. EMBARGO, Repeal.—

2578. EMBARGO, Repeal.—[continued].

2579. EMBARGO, Repeal.—[further continued].

2580. EMBARGO, Repeal.—[further continued] .

2581. EMBARGO, Repeal.—[further continued].

2582. EMBARGO, Salutary.—

2583. EMBARGO, Seamen and.—

2584. EMBARGO, Submission, or War?—

2585. EMBARGO, Submission, or War?—[continued].

2586. EMBARGO, Submission, or War?—[further continued].

2587. EMBARGO, The Union and.—

2588. EMBARGO, The Union and.—[continued].

2589. EMBARGO, The Union and.—[further continued].

2590. EMBARGO, The Union and.—[further continued] .

2591. EMBARGO, War preferable.—

2592. EMBARGO, War preferable.—[continued].

2593. EMBARGO, War preferable.—[further continued].

2594. EMBARGO, War of 1812 and.—

2595. EMBARGO (Virginian), Power to lay.—

2596. EMBARGO (Virginian), Proclamation of.—

2597. EMIGRATION, The Colonies and.—

2598. EMIGRATION, The Colonies and.—[continued].

2599. EMIGRATION, Eastern.—

— EMIGRATION (European).—

2600. ENEMIES, Bias of.—

2601. ENEMIES, Distinction and.—

2602. ENEMIES, Injured friends as.—

2603. ENEMIES, National.—

2604. ENEMIES, Official and private.—

2605. ENEMIES, Patronage and.—

2606. ENEMIES, Political.—

2607. ENEMIES, Political.—[continued].

2608. ENEMIES, Political.—[further continued].

2609. ENEMY GOODS, Right to seize.—

2610. ENEMY GOODS, Right to seize.—[continued].

— ENERGY OF GOVERNMENT.—

— ENGINE, The Steam.—

2611. ENGLAND, American antagonism.—

— ENGLAND, American colonies and.—

2612. ENGLAND, Amity with.—

— ENGLAND, Anglo-Saxon language.—

2613. ENGLAND, Aristocratic Government.—

2614. ENGLAND, Bonaparte and.—

— ENGLAND, Burning of U. S. Capitol by.—

— ENGLAND, Canada and.—

2615. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—

2616. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—[continued].

2617. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—[further continued].

2618. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—[further continued] .

2619. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—[further continued].

2620. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—[further continued] .

2621. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—[further continued].

2622. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—[further continued] .

2623. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—[further continued]..

2624. ENGLAND, Commerce with.—[further continued] .

2625. ENGLAND, Conciliation with.—

2626. ENGLAND, Corruption of government.—

2627. ENGLAND, Crisis in.—

2628. ENGLAND, Crisis in.—[continued].

2629. ENGLAND, Crisis in.—[further continued].

— ENGLAND, Debts to citizens of.—

2630. ENGLAND, Detested.—

2631. ENGLAND, Dread of United States.—

— ENGLAND, Embargo and.—

2632. ENGLAND, Flagitious government.—

2633. ENGLAND, Flagitious government.—[continued].

2634. ENGLAND AND FRANCE, Banditti.—

2635. ENGLAND AND FRANCE, Banditti.—[continued].

2636. ENGLAND, Friendly advances of.—

— ENGLAND, Friendship with United States.—

— ENGLAND, George III.—

2637. ENGLAND, Governing principles.—

2638. ENGLAND, Growth of United States and.—

2639. ENGLAND, Growth of United States and.—[continued].

2640. ENGLAND, Hatred of United States.—

2641. ENGLAND, Hatred of United States.—[continued].

2642. ENGLAND, Hatred of United States.—[further continued].

2643. ENGLAND, Hatred of United States.—[further continued] .

2644. ENGLAND, Hatred of United States.—[further continued].

2645. ENGLAND, Hostility of.—

2646. ENGLAND, Hostility of.—[continued].

2647. ENGLAND, Hostility of.—[further continued].

2648. ENGLAND, Hostility of.—[further continued] .

2649. ENGLAND, Hostility of.—[further continued].

— ENGLAND, Impressment of American sailors.—

2650. ENGLAND, Influence in United States.—

2651. ENGLAND, Insolence.—

— ENGLAND, Intrigues to destroy U. S. Government.—

— ENGLAND, Jay's treaty.—

2652. ENGLAND, Jefferson and.—

2653. ENGLAND, Jefferson and.—[continued].

2654. ENGLAND, Jefferson and.—[further continued].

2655. ENGLAND, Jefferson and.—[further continued] .

2656. ENGLAND, Kindred ties.—

2657. ENGLAND, Loss of America.—

2658. ENGLAND, Madison, Jefferson and.—

2659. ENGLAND, Maritime rivalry.—

2660. ENGLAND, Mendacity of Press.—

2661. ENGLAND, Morality of government.—

2662. ENGLAND, Morality of government.—[continued].

2663. ENGLAND, Morality of government.—[further continued].

2664. ENGLAND, National debt.—

2665. ENGLAND, National debt.—[continued].

2666. ENGLAND, Natural enemies of United States.—

— ENGLAND, Neutral rights and.—

— ENGLAND, Parliament of.—

2667. ENGLAND, People of.—

2668. ENGLAND, Perversity of Court.—

2669. ENGLAND, Perversity of Court.—[continued].

2670. ENGLAND, Perversity of Court.—[further continued].

2671. ENGLAND, Perversity of Court.—[further continued] .

2672. ENGLAND, Piratical policy of.—

2673. ENGLAND, Piratical policy of.—[continued].

2674. ENGLAND, Piratical policy of.—[further continued].

2675. ENGLAND, Piratical policy of.—[further continued] .

2676. ENGLAND, Policy towards United States.—

2677. ENGLAND, Prototype of.—

2678. ENGLAND, Punic faith of.—

2679. ENGLAND, Punished.—

2680. ENGLAND, Reconquest of United States.—

2681. ENGLAND, Reduction of.—

2682. ENGLAND, Reduction of.—[continued].

2683. ENGLAND, Reform.—

2684. ENGLAND, As a republic.—

2685. ENGLAND, Reunion with.—

2686. ENGLAND, Self-interest and.—

2687. ENGLAND, Self-interest and.—[continued].

2688. ENGLAND, Self-interest and.—[further continued].

2689. ENGLAND, Selfishness of.—

2690. ENGLAND, Subjugation of.—

2691. ENGLAND, Tory principles of.—

2692. ENGLAND, Tyrant of ocean.—

2693. ENGLAND, Tyrant of ocean.—[continued].

2694. ENGLAND, Unfaithful to alliances.—

2695. ENGLAND, United States and.—

2696. ENGLAND, United States and Colonies of.—

2697. ENGLAND, United States, France and.—

— ENGLAND, War of 1812.—

2698. ENGLAND, War with.—

2699. ENGLAND, War with.—[continued].

2700. ENGLAND, War with.—[further continued].

2701. ENGLAND, War with.—[further continued] .

— ENGLAND, Western Posts.—

2702. ENGRAVING, New method.—

2703. ENGRAVING, New method.—[continued].

2704. ENTAIL IN VIRGINIA, Abolition.—

2705. ENTAIL IN VIRGINIA, Abolition.—[continued].

2706. ENTAIL IN VIRGINIA, Preamble to Bill.—

— ENTANGLING ALLIANCES.—

2707. ENTHUSIASM vs. MONEY.—

2708. EPICURUS, Doctrines of.—

2709. EPICURUS, Doctrines of.—[continued].

2710. EPICURUS, Syllabus of Doctrines.—

2711. EPITAPH, Written by Jefferson.—

2712. EQUALITY, America and.—

2713. EQUALITY, Constitutions and.—

2714. EQUALITY, Law and.—

2715. EQUALITY, Political.—

2716. EQUALITY, Privileges.—

2717. EQUAL RIGHTS, Aggression on.—

2718. EQUAL RIGHTS, Government and.—

2719. EQUAL RIGHTS, Government and.—[continued].

2720. EQUAL RIGHTS, Immovable.—

2721. EQUAL RIGHTS, Perversion of.—

2722. EQUAL RIGHTS, Political.—

2723. EQUAL RIGHTS, Political.—[continued].

— EQUITY.—

2724. ERROR, Correcting.—

2725. ERROR, Correcting.—[continued].

2726. ERROR, Correcting.—[further continued].

2727. ERROR, Deplored.—

2728. ERROR, Evils of.—

2729. ERROR, Human Nature and.—

2730. ERROR, Human Nature and.—[continued].

2731. ERROR, Human Nature and.—[further continued].

2732. ERROR, Human Nature and.—[further continued] .

2733. ERROR, Ignorance and.—

2734. ERROR, Indulgence to honest.—

2735. ERROR, Indulgence to honest.—[continued].

2736. ERROR, Judges and.—

2737. ERROR, Judges and.—[continued].

2738. ERROR, Officials and.—

2739. ERROR, Officials and.—[continued].

2740. ERROR, The people and.—

2741. ERROR, The people and.—[continued].

2742. ERROR, Pointing out.—

2743. ERROR, Political enemies and.—

2744. ERROR, Reason and.—

2745. ERROR, Reason vs.—

2746. ERROR, Suppression of.—

2747. ERROR, Time, truth and.—

2748. ERROR, Toleration of.—

2749. ERROR, Triumphant.—

2750. ERROR, Truth vs.—

2751. ERROR, Truth vs.—[continued].

2752. ERSKINE (William), Character.—

2753. ESCHEAT, Bank charter and.—

2754. ESCHEAT, Bank charter and.—[continued].

2755. ESCHEAT, Bill concerning.—

2756. ESCHEAT, Bill concerning.—[continued].

— ESQUIRE.—

2757. ESTAING (Count d'), Land-grant to.—

2758. ESTEEM, Basis of.—

2759. ETHICS, Law and.—

2760. ETHICS, System of.—

— ETHNOLOGY.—

2761. ETIQUETTE, Disputed points.—

2762. ETIQUETTE, Liberation from.—

2763. ETIQUETTE, Rules of.—

2764. EUROPE, America and.—

2765. EUROPE, Antagonism to America.—

2766. EUROPE, Balance of power in.—

2767. EUROPE, Estimate of.—

2768. EUROPE, Exclusion from America.—

2769. EUROPE, Governments of.—

2770. EUROPE, Ignorance in.—

2771. EUROPE, Intercourse with.—

— EUROPE, Kings of.—

2772. EUROPE, Pretensions of.—

2773. EUROPE, Republican Government in.—

2774. EUROPE, A world apart.—

2775. EUSTIS (William), Character.—

2776. EVILS, Choice of.—

2777. EVILS, Cure of.—

2778. EVILS, Good from.—

2779. EXAMPLE, Good and bad.—

2780. EXCISE, Defined.—

2781. EXCISE LAW, Enactment.—

2782. EXCISE LAW, Infernal.—

2783. EXCISE LAW, Objectionable.—

2784. EXCISE LAW, Objectionable.—[continued].

2785. EXCISE LAW, Odious.—

2786. EXCISE LAW, Resisted.—

2787. EXCISE LAW, Riots and.—

2788. EXCISE LAW Tea-act and.—

2789. EXCISE LAW, Unnecessary.—

2790. EXCISE LAW, Unpopular.—

2791. EXECUTIVE, Appointment of.—

2792. EXECUTIVE, Appointment of.—[continued].

2793. EXECUTIVE, Appointment of.—[further continued].

2794. EXECUTIVE, Appointment of.—[further continued] .

2795. EXECUTIVE, Appointment of.—[further continued].

2796. EXECUTIVE, Appointment of.—[further continued] .

2797. EXECUTIVE, Authority of.—

2798. EXECUTIVE, Authority of.—[continued].

2799. EXECUTIVE, Authority of.—[further continued].

2800. EXECUTIVE, Authority of.—[further continued] .

2801. EXECUTIVE, Authority over.—

2802. EXECUTIVE, The Confederation and.—

2803. EXECUTIVE, The Confederation and.—[continued].

2804. EXECUTIVE, The Confederation and.—[further continued].

2805. EXECUTIVE, Control over.—

2806. EXECUTIVE, Corruption of a plural.—

2807. EXECUTIVE, French Consulate.—

2808. EXECUTIVE, French Directory.—

2809. EXECUTIVE, French Directory.—[continued].

2810. EXECUTIVE, Jealousy of the.—

2811. EXECUTIVE, The people and.—

2812. EXECUTIVE, The people and.—[continued].

2813. EXECUTIVE, Republican and monarchical.—

2814. EXECUTIVE, Single and plural.—

2815. EXECUTIVE, Single and plural.—[continued].

2816. EXERCISE, Amount of.—

2817. EXERCISE, Amount of.—[continued].

2818. EXERCISE, Amount of.—[further continued].

2819. EXERCISE, Carriage.—

2820. EXERCISE, The gun and.—

2821. EXERCISE, Health and.—

2822. EXERCISE, Health and.—[continued].

2823. EXERCISE, Horseback.—

2824. EXERCISE, Invigoration by.—

2825. EXERCISE, Love of.—

2826. EXERCISE, Reading and.—

2827. EXERCISE, Time for.—

2828. EXERCISE, Time for.—[continued].

2829. EXERCISE, Walking.—

2830. EXERCISE, Walking.—[continued].

2831. EXERCISE, Walking.—[further continued].

2832. EXERCISE, Weather and.—

2833. EXILE, Punishment by.—

2834. EXPANSION, Safety in.—

2835. EXPATRIATION, Assertion of the right.—

2836. EXPATRIATION, Great Britain and.—

2837. EXPATRIATION, A natural right.—

2838. EXPATRIATION, A natural right.—[continued].

2839. EXPATRIATION, A natural right.—[further continued].

2840. EXPATRIATION, A natural right.—[further continued] .

2841. EXPERIENCE, Governmental.—

2842. EXPERIMENT, Trying.—

— EXPLORATION, Lewis and Clark.—

2843. EXPORTS, Taxation of.—

2844. EXTRAVAGANCE, Deplored.—

2845. EXTRAVAGANCE, Discontent and.—

2846. EXTRAVAGANCE, Evil of.—

2847. EXTRAVAGANCE, Governmental.—

2848. EXTRAVAGANCE, Governmental.—[continued].

2849. EXTRAVAGANCE, Governmental.—[further continued].

2850. EXTRAVAGANCE, Wanton.—

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4332. LABORERS, Skilled.—

While we
have land to labor, let us never wish to see
our citizens occupied at a work-bench or
twirling a distaff. Carpenters, masons,
smiths, are wanting in husbandry; but, for
the general operations of manufacture, let our
workshops remain in Europe. It is better to
carry provisions and materials to workmen
there, than bring them to the provisions and
materials, and with them their manners and
principles.—
Notes on Virginia. Washington ed. viii, 405. Ford ed., iii, 269.
(1782)

See Artisans and Manufacturers.