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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

4301. LABOR, Destroying.—

4302. LABOR, Distribution.—

4303. LABOR, Distribution.—[continued].

4304. LABOR, Earnings of.—

4305. LABOR, Economy and.—

4306. LABOR, European governments and.—

4307. LABOR, Fruits of.—

4308. LABOR, Government and.—

4309. LABOR, Land and.—

4310. LABOR, Manufactures, Commerce and.—

4311. LABOR, Nobility of.—

4312. LABOR, Parasites on.—

4313. LABOR, Plundering.—

4314. LABOR, Prosperity, Agriculture and.—

4315. LABOR, Protecting.—

4316. LABOR, Rioting on.—

4317. LABOR, War and.—

4318. LABORERS, America settled by.

4319. LABORERS, American.—

4320. LABORERS, Encouraging foreign.—

4321. LABORERS, English aristocracy and.—

4322. LABORERS, English aristocracy and.—[continued].

4323. LABORERS, English aristocracy and.—[further continued].

4324. LABORERS, Federal taxes and.—

4325. LABORERS, French.—

4326. LABORERS, French.—[continued].

4327. LABORERS, French.—[further continued].

4328. LABORERS, Importing.—

4329. LABORERS, Imprisoned.—

4330. LABORERS, Imprisoned.—[continued].

4331. LABORERS, Jefferson and.—

4332. LABORERS, Skilled.—

4333. LABORERS, Slave vs. English.—

4334. LABORERS, Treatment of slave.

4335. LABORERS, White vs. Black.—

4336. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Atlas of Patriot Party.—

4337. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Busts of.—

4338. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Busts of.—[continued].

4339. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Busts of.—[further continued].

4340. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Dishonored.—

4341. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Dishonored.—[continued].

4342. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Dishonored.—[further continued].

4343. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Dishonored.—[further continued] .

4344. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Dishonored.—[further continued].

4345. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Doyen of heroes.—

4346. LAFAYETTE. (Marquis de), Fame.—

4347. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Foibles.—

4348. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), France and America.—

4349. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), France and America.—[continued].

4350. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), France and America.—[further continued].

4351. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), And French liberty.—

4352. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Friendship for.—

4353. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Friendship for.—[continued].

4354. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Gifts of Land.—

4355. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Gifts of Land.—[continued].

4356. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Gifts of Land.—[further continued].

4357. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Gifts of Land.—[further continued] .

4358. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Gifts of Land.—[further continued].

4359. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Hampered by instructions.—

4360. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Hampered by instructions.—[continued].

4361. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Hampered by instructions.—[further continued].

4362. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Happier in France.—

4363. LAFAYETTE, Imprisoned.—

4364. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Imprudent but innocent.—

4365. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Louisiana and.—

4366. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Louisiana and.—[continued].

4367. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), A Notable.—

4368. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), In peace and war.—

4369. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Promoter of commerce.—

4370. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Promoter of commerce.—[continued].

4371. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Promoter of commerce.—[further continued].

4372. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Promoter of commerce.—[further continued] .

4373. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Reminiscences.—

4374. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Revisiting America.—

4375. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Revisiting America.—[continued].

4376. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Value to France.—

4377. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Washington and.—

4378. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Washington and.—[continued].

4379. LAFAYETTE (Marquis de), Zeal of.—

— LAFITAU (Joseph Francis), Views on Indians.—

4380. LAKE GEORGE, Beauties of.—

4381. LAMPS, Improvement in.—

4382. LAND, Allodial and Feudal tenures.—

4383. LAND, Allodial and Feudal tenures.—[continued].

4384. LAND, Allodial and Feudal tenures.—[further continued].

4385. LAND, Allotment.—

4386. LAND, Appropriation.—

4387. LAND, Appropriation.—[continued].

4388. LAND, Appropriation.—[further continued].

4389. LAND, Colonial conquest.—

4390. LAND, George III. and.—

4391. LAND, People and.—

4392. LAND, People and.—[continued].

4393. LAND, Sovereignty.—

4394. LAND, Valuation.—

4395. LAND, Valuation.—[continued].

4396. LAND COMPANIES, Early western.—

4397. LAND TAX, Postponed.—

4398. LAND TAX, Postponed.—[continued].

4399. LAND TAX, Proposed.—

4400. LAND TAX, Proposed.—[continued].

4401. LAND TAX, Proposed.—[further continued].

4402. LAND TAX, Proposed.—[further continued] .

4403. LANDS (Indian), Acquirement of title to.—

4404. LANDS (Indian), Acquirement of title to.—[continued].

4405. LANDS (Indian), Buying.—

4406. LANDS (Indian), Intrusions on.

4407. LANDS (Indian), Surrendering.—

4408. LANDS (Indian), Virginia and.—

4409. LANDS (Public), Disposition of.

4410. LANDS (Public), Monopolies in.—

— LANDS (Public), Plan of land office.

4411. LANDS (Public), Sale.—

4412. LANDS (Public), Sale.—[continued].

4413. LANDS (Public), Sale.—[further continued].

4414. LANDS (Public), Sale.—[further continued] .

4415. LANDS (Public), Sale.—[further continued].

4416. LANDS (Public), Sale.—[further continued] .

4417. LANDS (Public), Settlers.—

4418. LANDS (Public), Settlers.—[continued].

4419. LANDS (Public), Settlers.—[further continued].

4420. LANDS (Public), Squatting.—

4421. LANDS (Public), Squatting.—[continued].

4422. LANGDON (John), Patriot.—

4423. LANGUAGE, Distorting.—

— LANGUAGE, Neology.—

— LANGUAGE (English), Improvement of.—

4424. LANGUAGE, Purists and.—

4425. LANGUAGE, Purists and.—[continued].

4426. LANGUAGE, Science and.—

4427. LANGUAGE, Style.—

4428. LANGUAGE (Anglo-Saxon), Study of.—

4429. LANGUAGE (Anglo-Saxon), Study of.—[continued].

4430. LANGUAGE (Anglo-Saxon), Study of.—[further continued].

4431. LANGUAGE (English), Dialects.—

4432. LANGUAGE (English), History of.—

4433. LANGUAGE (French), Indispensable.—

4434. LANGUAGE (French), Learning.

— LANGUAGE (Gælic), Desire to learn.

4435. LANGUAGE (Greek), Ablative case in.—

4436. LANGUAGE (Greek), Accent.—

4437. LANGUAGE (Greek), Accent.—[continued].

4438. LANGUAGE (Greek), Pronunciation.—

4439. LANGUAGE (Greek), Pronunciation.—[continued].

4440. LANGUAGE (Greek), Pronunciation.—[further continued].

4441. LANGUAGE (Greek), Pronunciation.—[further continued] .

4442. LANGUAGE (Greek), Revival of.

4443. LANGUAGE (Greek), Revival of. [continued].

4444. LANGUAGE (Greek), Revival of. [further continued].

4445. LANGUAGE (Italian), French, Spanish and.—

4446. LANGUAGE (Italian), French, Spanish and.—[continued].

4447. LANGUAGE (Latin), A luxury.

4448. LANGUAGE (Latin), A luxury. [continued].

4449. LANGUAGE (Latin), Models of composition.—

4450. LANGUAGE (Latin), Models of composition.—[continued].

4451. LANGUAGE (Latin), Reading.—

4452. LANGUAGE (Latin), Study of.—

4453. LANGUAGE (Latin), Utility of.

4454. LANGUAGE (Spanish), Important to know.—

4455. LANGUAGE (Spanish), Important to know.—[continued].

4456. LANGUAGE (Spanish), Important to know.—[further continued].

4457. LANGUAGE (Spanish), Important to know.—[further continued] .

4458. LANGUAGES, Filiation of.—

4459. LANGUAGES, Learning.—

4460. LANGUAGES, Learning.—[continued].

4461. LANGUAGES, Perfect Knowledge of.—

4462. LANGUAGES, Perfect Knowledge of.—[continued].

4463. LANGUAGES, Perfect Knowledge of.—[further continued].

4464. LANGUAGES, Utility.—

4465. LANGUAGES (Indian), Cherokee.

4466. LANGUAGES (Indian), Vocabularies of.—

4467. LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE, Astronomy and.—

4468. LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE, Chronometers and.—

4469. LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE, Jupiter's Eclipses.—

4470. LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE, Lunar observations.—

4471. LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE, Magnetic needle.—

4472. LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE, Magnetic needle.—[continued].

4473. LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE, Without chronometer

4474. LATROBE (B. H.), Building of U. S. Capitol.—

4475. LATROBE (B. H.), Burr's Treason and.—

4476. LATROBE (B. H.), Burr's Treason and.—[continued].

4477. LAW, Administration.—

4478. LAW, Administration.—[continued].

4479. LAW, Agrarian.—

— LAW, Alien and Sedition.—

— LAW, The Common.—

4480. LAW, Construing.—

4481. LAW, Construing.—[continued].

4482. LAW, Construing.—[further continued].

4483. LAW, Construing.—[further continued] .

4484. LAW, Construing.—[further continued].

4485. LAW, Construing.—

4486. LAW, Construing.—[further continued].

4487. LAW, Construing.—[further continued] .

4488. LAW, Construing.—[further continued].

4489. LAW, Cruel French.—

4490. LAW, Enacting.—

4491. LAW, Enforcing.—

4492. LAW, Enforcing.—[continued].

4493. LAW, Equality before the.—

4494. LAW, Execution of.—

4495. LAW, Executive discretion and.—

4496. LAW, Federal, State and Common.—

4497. LAW, Federal, State and Common.—[continued].

4498. LAW, George III. vs.—

4499. LAW, George III. vs.—[continued].

4500. LAW, George III. vs.—[further continued].

4501. LAW, George III. vs.—[further continued] .

4502. LAW, George III. vs.—[further continued].

4503. LAW, George III. vs.—[further continued] .

4504. LAW, George III. vs.—[further continued].

4505. LAW, Ignorance.—

4506. LAW, Instability.—

4507. LAW, Intention of.—

4508. LAW, Intention of.—[continued].

— LAW, International.—

4509. LAW, Lex Talionis.—

4510. LAW, Lynch.—

4511. LAW, Lynch.—[continued].

— LAW, Moral.—

4512. LAW, Obedience to.—

4513. LAW, Obedience to.—[continued].

4514. LAW, Obedience to.—[further continued].

— LAW, Patent.—

4515. LAW, Protests against.—

4516. LAW, Reason and.—

4517. LAW, Retrospective.—

4518. LAW, Retrospective.—[continued].

4519. LAW, Retrospective.—[further continued].

4520. LAW, Retrospective.—[further continued] .

4521. LAW, Roman vs. Feudal.—

4522. LAW, Roman vs. Feudal.—[continued].

4523. LAW, Sanguinary.—

— LAW, The Sedition.—

4524. LAW, Simplicity.—

— LAW, Study of.—

4525. LAW, Style of.—

4526. LAW, Style of.—[continued].

4527. LAW, Style of.—[further continued].

4528. LAW, Transcending.—

4529. LAW, Transcending.—[continued].

4530. LAW, Transcending.—[further continued].

4531. LAW, Virginia's Revised Code.—

4532. LAW, Virginia's Revised Code.—[continued].

4533. LAW, Virginia's Revised Code.—[further continued].

4534. LAW, Virginia's Revised Code.—[further continued] .

4535. LAW, Voluntary support of.—

4536. LAW OF WASTE, Explained.—

4537. LAWS OF ENGLAND, History.—

4538. LAWS OF NATURE, Opposition to.—

4539. LAWS OF NATURE, Writers on.—

4540. LAWS OF VIRGINIA, Collection of.—

4541. LAWYERS, Antipathies and.—

4542. LAWYERS, Blackstone.—

4543. LAWYERS, Education of.—

4544. LAWYERS, Education of.—[continued].

4545. LAWYERS, Education of.—[further continued].

4546. LAWYERS, Future Judges and.—

4547. LAWYERS, History and.—

4548. LAWYERS, Monarchy and.—

— LAWYERS, In office.—

4549. LAWYERS, Opinions of.—

4550. LAWYERS, Politics and.—

4551. LAWYERS, Prosperity of.—

4552. LAWYERS, Success of.—

4553. LAWYERS, Too many.—

4554. LAWYERS, Trade of.—

— LEAGUE, The marine.—

4555. LEANDER, Case of the.—

4556. LEAR (Tobias), Secretary of the Navy.—

4557. LEARNING, Classical.—

4558. LEARNING, Classical.—[continued].

4559. LEDYARD (John), Explorer.—

4560. LEDYARD (John), Imaginative.—

4561. LEDYARD (John), Poverty.—

4562. LEDYARD (John), Penetrating Africa.—

4563. LEDYARD (John), Penetrating Africa.—[continued].

4564. LEE (Arthur), In the Treasury.—

4565. LEE (Richard Henry), In Convention.—

4566. LEE (Richard Henry), In the Revolution.—

4567. LEE (Richard Henry), As a soldier.—

4568. LEE (Richard Henry), As a Writer.—

— LEGAL TENDER.—

4569. LEGISLATION, The colonists and.—

4570. LEGISLATION, The colonists and.—[continued].

4571. LEGISLATION, Dignity of.—

4572. LEGISLATION, Ex post facto.—

4573. LEGISLATION, Indiscriminate.—

4574. LEGISLATION, Powers of.—

4575. LEGISLATION, Reform in.—

4576. LEGISLATION, Self-government and.—

4577. LEGISLATURES, Conference committees.—

4578. LEGISLATURES, Convening.—

4579. LEGISLATURES, Convening.—[continued].

4580. LEGISLATURES, Credentials.—

4581. LEGISLATURES, Depotism and.—

4582. LEGISLATURES, Dissolution by George III.—

4583. LEGISLATURES, Dissolution by George III.—[continued].

4584. LEGISLATURES, Dissolution by George III.—[further continued].

4585. LEGISLATURES, Dissolution by George III.—[further continued] .

4586. LEGISLATURES, Dissolution by George III.—

4587. LEGISLATURES, Dissolution by George III.—[further continued].

4588. LEGISLATURES, Division of.—

4589. LEGISLATURES, Division of.—[continued].

4590. LEGISLATURES, Division of.—[further continued].

4591. [ Further continued]

4592. LEGISLATURES, Election of members.—

4593. LEGISLATURES, Election of members.—[further continued].

4594. LEGISLATURES, Election of members.—[further continued].

4595. LEGISLATURES, Election of members.—[further continued] .

4596. LEGISLATURES, Freedom of action.—

4597. LEGISLATURES, Interregnum of.—

4598. LEGISLATURES, Officers of.—

4599. LEGISLATURES, The people and.—

4600. LEGISLATURES, Powers of.—

4601. LEGISLATURES, Privileges.—

4602. LEGISLATURES, Privileges.—[continued].

4603. LEGISLATURES, Qualifications of Members.—

4604. LEGISLATURES, Qualifications of Members.—[continued].

4605. LEGISLATURES, Size of.—

4606. LEGISLATURES, Size of.—[continued].

4607. LEGISLATURES, Size of.—[further continued].

4608. LEGISLATURES, Size of.—[further continued] .

4609. LEGISLATURES, Size of.—[further continued].

4610. LEGISLATURES, Slothful.—

4611. LEGISLATURES, Suspension of.—

4612. LEGISLATURES, Suspension of.—[continued].

4613. LEGISLATURES, Suspension of.—[further continued].

4614. LEGISLATURES, Two chambers.—

4615. LEGISLATURES, Two chambers.—[continued].

4616. LEGISLATURES, Two chambers.—[further continued].

4617. LEGISLATURES, Tyranny of.—

4618. LEGISLATURES, Unit of representation.—

4619. LEGISLATURES, Usurpation of power.—

4620. LEGISLATURES, Vacancies.—

4621. LEGISLATURES, Virginia.—

4622. LEGISLATURES, Virginia.—[continued].

4623. LEGISLATURES, Virginia.—[further continued].

4624. L'ENFANT (Major), Dismissal of.—

4625. LETHARGY, Fatal to liberty.—

4626. LETTERS, Answering.—

4627. LETTERS, Distorted.—

4628. LETTERS, Gleams of light.—

4629. LETTERS, Private.—

4630. LETTERS, Sanctity of.—

4631. LETTERS, Unanswered.—

4632. LETTER-WRITING, Dangers of.—

4633. LETTER-WRITING, Dangers of.—[continued].

4634. LETTER-WRITING, Drudgery of.—

4635. LETTER-WRITING, Relief from.—

4636. LETTER-WRITING, Voluminous.—

4637. LETTER-WRITING vs. READING.—

4638. LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION, Jefferson suggests.—

4639. LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION, Preparations.—

4640. LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION, Preparations.—[continued].

4641. LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION, Success.—

4642. LEVEES, Presidential.—

4643. LEVEES, Washington's explanation.—

4644. LIANCOURT (Duke de), Appeal for.—

4645. LIANCOURT (Duke de), Patriot.—

4646. LIBELS, Federal cognizance.—

4647. LIBELS, Guarding against.—

4648. LIBELS, Jefferson and.—

4649. LIBELS, Jefferson and.—[continued].

4650. LIBELS, Jefferson and.—[further continued].

4651. LIBELS, Jefferson and.—[further continued] .

4652. LIBELS, Jurisdiction over.—

4653. LIBELS, Newspaper.—

4654. LIBELS, Newspaper.—[continued].

4655. LIBELS, Newspaper.—[further continued].

4656. LIBELS, Newspaper.—[further continued] .

4657. LIBELS, Newspaper.—[further continued].

4658. LIBELS, Prosecutions for.—

4659. LIBELS, Punishment for.—

4660. LIBELS, Sedition law and.—

4661. LIBELS, Voltaire and.—

4662. LIBERTY, America and.—

4663. LIBERTY, America and.—[continued].

4664. LIBERTY, Attachment to.—

4665. LIBERTY, Blood and.—

4666. LIBERTY, Blood and.—[continued].

4667. LIBERTY, Concern for.—

4668. LIBERTY, Contagious.—

4669. LIBERTY, Degeneracy and.—

4670. LIBERTY, Degrees of.—

4671. LIBERTY, Despotism and.—

4672. LIBERTY, European.—

4673. LIBERTY, European.—[continued].

4674. LIBERTY, First of all.—

4675. LIBERTY, France and.—

4676. LIBERTY, France and.—[continued].

4677. LIBERTY, Free Press and.—

4678. LIBERTY, French Revolution and.—

4679. LIBERTY, French Revolution and.—[continued].

4680. LIBERTY, French Revolution and.—[further continued].

4681. LIBERTY, Gift of God.—

4682. LIBERTY, Gift of God.—[continued].

4683. LIBERTY, Government and.—

4684. LIBERTY, Government and.—[continued].

4685. LIBERTY, Government and.—[further continued].

4686. LIBERTY, Happiness and.—

4687. LIBERTY, Kosciusko and.—

4688. LIBERTY, Life and.—

4689. LIBERTY, Light and.—

4690. LIBERTY, Light and.—[continued].

4691. LIBERTY, Love of.—

4692. LIBERTY, Napoleon and.—

4693. LIBERTY, Natural.—

4694. LIBERTY, No easy road to.—

4695. LIBERTY, No easy road to.—[continued].

4696. LIBERTY, Order and.—

— LIBERTY, Personal.—

4697. LIBERTY, Preservation of.—

4698. LIBERTY, Preservation of.—[continued].

4699. LIBERTY, Preservation of.—[further continued].

4700. LIBERTY, Preservation of.—[further continued] .

4701. LIBERTY, Preparation for.—

4702. LIBERTY, The Press and.—

4703. LIBERTY, Progress of.—

4704. LIBERTY, Resistance and.—

4705. LIBERTY, Restricted.—

4706. LIBERTY, Royalty and.—

4707. LIBERTY, Royalty and.—[continued].

4708. LIBERTY, Royalty and.—[further continued].

4709. LIBERTY, Sacred.—

4710. LIBERTY, Sacred.—[continued].

4711. LIBERTY, Safeguards of.—

4712. LIBERTY, Safeguards of.—[continued].

4713. LIBERTY, Science and virtue.—

4714. LIBERTY, Science and virtue.—[continued].

4715. LIBERTY, Sea of.—

4716. LIBERTY, Security for.—

4717. LIBERTY, Security for.—[continued].

4718. LIBERTY, Subversion of.—

4719. LIBERTY, Universal.—

4720. LIBERTY, Universal.—[continued].

4721. LIBERTY, Universal.—[further continued].

4722. LIBERTY vs. WEALTH.—

4723. LIBRARY, Circulating.—

4724. LIBERTY, Founding.—

4725. LIBRARY, Free.—

4726. LIBRARY, Jefferson's.—

4727. LIBRARY, Sale to Congress.—

4728. LIBRARY, Sale to Congress.—[continued].

4729. LIES, Circulating.—

4730. LIES, Fearless of.—

4731. LIES, Folly of.—

4732. LIES, Newspaper.—

4733. LIES, Newspaper.—[continued].

4734. LIES, Political.—

4735. LIES, Political.—[continued].

4736. LIES, Political.—[further continued].

4737. LIES, Useless.—

4738. LIFE, Art of.—

4739. LIFE, Chronicles of.—

4740. LIFE, City.—

4741. LIFE, Declining.—

4742. LIFE, Enjoyment of.—

4743. LIFE, Government and.—

4744. LIFE, Happiness and.—

4745. LIFE, Individual.—

4746. LIFE, Jefferson's habits of.—

4747. LIFE, Jefferson's habits of.—[continued].

4748. LIFE, Jefferson's habits of.—[further continued].

4749. LIFE, Jefferson's habits of.—[further continued] .

4750. LIFE, Jefferson's habits of.—[further continued].

4751. LIFE, Liberty and.—

4752. LIFE, Order and.—

4753. LIFE, Outdoor.—

4754. LIFE, Pledge of.—

4755. LIFE, Pledge of.—[continued].

— LIFE, Private.—

4756. LIFE, Prolonged.—

4757. LIFE, Prolonged.—[continued].

4758. LIFE, Reliving.—

4759. LIFE, Reliving.—[continued].

4760. LIFE, Reliving.—[further continued].

4761. LIFE, Right to.—

4762. LIFE, Security of.—

4763. LIFE, Social.—

4764. LIFE, Sunshine in.—

4765. LIFE, Worthy.—

4766. LIFE IN PARIS.—

4767. LINCOLN (Levi), Bar.—

4768. LINCOLN (Levi), Bench.—

4769. LINCOLN (Levi), Congress.—

4770. LITERARY MEN, Relief of.—

4771. LITERATURE, Growth of.—

4772. LITTLEPAGE (Lewis), Polish Office-holder.—

4773. LITTLEPAGE (Lewis), Russian army officer.—

4774. LIVINGSTON (Edward), Friendship for.—

4775. LIVINGSTON (Edward), Louisiana Code.—

4776. LIVINGSTON (Edward), Restoration.—

4777. LIVINGSTON (Robert R.), Chancellor.—

4778. LIVINGSTON (Robert R.), French Mission.—

4779. LIVINGSTON (Robert R.), French Mission.—[continued].

4780. LOANS, Corruption and.—

4781. LOANS, Economy vs.—

4782. LOANS, Instructions respecting.—

4783. LOANS, Limited.—

4784. LOANS, Negotiation of.—

4785. LOANS, Power to negotiate.—

4786. LOANS, Power to negotiate.—[continued].

4787. LOANS, Redeeming taxes for.—

4788. LOANS, Treasury Notes vs.—

4789. LOANS, Unauthorized.—

— LOCKE (John).—

4790. LOGAN (George), France and.—

4791. LOGAN (George), France and.—[continued].

4792. LOGAN (Mingo Chief), Murder of.—

4793. LOGAN (Mingo Chief), Speech of.—

— LOGARITHMS.—

4794. LONDON, Beauty.—

4795. LONDON, Burning of.—

4796. LONDON, Splendor of shops.—

— LONGITUDE.—

— LOOMING.—

4797. LOTTERY, Unadvisable.—

4798. LOUISIANA, Acquisition of.—

4799. LOUISIANA, Acquisition of.—[continued].

4800. LOUISIANA, Acquisition of.—[further continued].

4801. LOUISIANA, Acquisition of.—[further continued] .

4802. LOUISIANA, Acquisition of.—[further continued].

4803. LOUISIANA, Area of United States doubled.—

4804. LOUISIANA, Bonaparte and.—

4805. LOUISIANA, The Constitution and.—

4806. LOUISIANA, The Constitution and.—[continued].

4807. LOUISIANA, The Constitution and.—[further continued].

4808. LOUISIANA, Constitutional amendments.—

4809. LOUISIANA, Constitutional amendments.—[further continued].

4810. LOUISIANA, Constitutional amendments.—[further continued].

4811. LOUISIANA, Constitutional amendments.—[further continued] .

4812. LOUISIANA, Constitutional amendments.—[further continued].

4813. LOUISIANA, Defence of.—

4814. LOUISIANA, Defence of.—[continued].

4815. LOUISIANA, Defence of.—[further continued].

4816. LOUISIANA, Expansion and.—

4817. LOUISIANA, Federalist opposition.—

4818. LOUISIANA, Federalist opposition.—[continued].

4819. LOUISIANA, Federalist opposition.—[further continued].

4820. LOUISIANA, Federalist opposition.—[further continued] .

4821. LOUISIANA, Federalist opposition.—[further continued].

4822. LOUISIANA, Federalist opposition.—[further continued] .

4823. LOUISIANA, Federalist opposition.—[further continued].

4824. LOUISIANA, French possession of.—

4825. LOUISIANA, French possession of.—[continued].

4826. LOUISIANA, French possession of.—[further continued].

4827. LOUISIANA, French possession of.—[further continued] .

4828. LOUISIANA, French possession of.—[further continued].

4829. LOUISIANA, Government for.—

4830. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[continued].

4831. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[further continued].

4832. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[further continued] .

4833. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[further continued].

4834. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[further continued] .

4835. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[further continued].

4836. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[further continued] .

4837. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[further continued]..

4838. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[further continued] .

4839. LOUISIANA, Government for.—[further continued]..

4840. LOUISIANA, Mission to France respecting.—

4841. LOUISIANA, Mission to France respecting.—[continued].

4842. LOUISIANA, Mission to France respecting.—[further continued].

4843. LOUISIANA, Mission to France respecting.—[further continued] .

4844. LOUISIANA, Mission to France respecting.—[further continued].

4845. LOUISIANA, Mission to France respecting.—[further continued] .

4846. LOUISIANA, Mississippi navigation secured.—

4847. LOUISIANA, Mississippi navigation secured.—[continued].

— LOUISIANA, Monroe and.—

— LOUISIANA, New Orleans entrepot.—

4848. LOUISIANA, Payment for.—

4849. LOUISIANA, Payment for.—[continued].

4850. LOUISIANA, Payment for.—[further continued].

4851. LOUISIANA, Possession by Great Britain.—

4852. LOUISIANA, Possession by Great Britain.—[continued].

4853. LOUISIANA, Questions of boundary.—

4854. LOUISIANA, Questions of boundary.—[continued].

4855. LOUISIANA, Questions of boundary.—[further continued].

4856. LOUISIANA, Spain and acquisition.—

4857. LOUISIANA, Spain and acquisition.—[continued].

4858. LOUISIANA, Taking possession of.—

4859. LOUISIANA, Taking possession of.—[continued].

4860. LOUISIANA, Treaty ratified.—

4861. LOUISIANA, Treaty ratified.—[continued].

4862. LOUISIANA, Treaty ratified.—[further continued].

4863. LOUISIANA, Treaty ratified.—[further continued] .

4864. LOUISIANA, Treaty ratified.—[further continued].

4865. LOUISIANA, Treaty ratified.—[further continued] .

4866. LOUISIANA, Treaty ratified.—[further continued].

4867. LOUIS XVI., Character of.—

4868. LOUIS XVI., Character of.—[continued].

4869. LOUIS XVI., Character of.—[further continued].

4870. LOUIS XVI., Character of.—[further continued] .

4871. LOUIS XVI., Character of.—[further continued].

4872. LOUIS XVI., Execution.—

4873. LOUIS XVI., Execution.—[continued].

4874. LOUIS XVI., Execution.—[further continued].

4875. LOUIS XVI., Execution.—[further continued] .

4876. LOUIS XVI., Friend to America.—

4877. LOUIS XVI., Good qualities.—

4878. LOUIS XVI., Habits.—

4879. LOUIS XVI., Habits.—[continued].

4880. LOUIS XVI., Honesty.—

4881. LOUIS XVI., Honesty.—[continued].

4882. LOUIS XVI., Honesty.—[further continued].

4883. LOUIS XVI., Honesty.—[further continued] .

4884. LOUIS XVI., Revenues.—

4885. LOUIS XVI., Sincerity.—

4886. LOUIS XVIII., Restoration of.—

4887. LUXURIES, The Republic and.—

4888. LUXURIES, Taxation of.—

4889. LUXURIES, Taxation of.—[continued].

4890. LUXURIES, Taxation of.—[further continued].

— LYNCH-LAW.—

4891. LUZERNE (Marquis de la), Disappointments.—

4892. LUZERNE (Marquis de la), Secret marriage.—

4893. LUZERNE (Marquis de la), Tribute to.—

4894. LYON (Matthew), Prosecution of.—

APPENDIX

TOPICAL INDEX WITH CROSS-REFERENCES

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4751. LIFE, Liberty and.—

The God who
gave us life gave us liberty at the same time;
the hand of force may destroy, but cannot
disjoin them. [306] —
Rights of British America. Washington ed. i, 142. Ford ed., i, 447.
(1774)

505

[306]

“Ab eo libertas, a quo spiritus,” was the motto on
one of Jefferson's seals.—Editor.