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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

— PACIFIC, Exploration of the.—

6305. PAGE (John), Jefferson and.—

6306. PAGE (John), Tribute to.—

6307. PAIN, Pleasure vs.—

6308. PAIN, Pleasure vs.—[continued].

6309. PAIN, Security against.—

6310. PAINE (Thomas), Common Sense.—

6311. PAINE (Thomas), Correspondence.—

6312. PAINE (Thomas), Gunboats.—

6313. PAINE (Thomas), Honors to.—

6314. PAINE (Thomas), Honors to.—[continued].

6315. PAINE (Thomas), Iron bridge.—

6316. PAINE (Thomas), Iron bridge.—[continued].

6317. PAINE (Thomas), Iron bridge.—[further continued].

6318. PAINE (Thomas), Iron bridge.—[further continued] .

6319. PAINE (Thomas), Iron bridge.—[further continued].

6320. PAINE (Thomas), Planing Machine.—

6321. PAINE (Thomas), Republicanism.—

6322. PAINE (Thomas), Republicanism.—[continued].

6323. PAINE (Thomas), Respect for.—

6324. PAINE (Thomas), Rewards to.—

6325. PAINE (Thomas), Rewards to.—[continued].

6326. PAINE (Thomas), Rights of Man.—

6327. PAINE (Thomas), Rights of Man.—[continued].

6328. PAINE (Thomas), Thinker.—

6329. PALEONTOLOGY, Bones.—

6330. PALEONTOLOGY, Mammoth.—

6331. PALEONTOLOGY, Mammoth.—[continued].

— PANAMA CANAL.—

6332. PANICS, Evils of.—

6333. PANICS, Financial.—

6334. PANICS, Losses by.—

6335. PANICS, Losses by.—[continued].

6336. PANICS, Paper money and.—

6337. PANICS, Paper money and.—[continued].

6338. PANICS, Stocks and.—

6339. PAPER AND CIVILIZATION.—

6340. PAPER MONEY, Abuses.—

6341. PAPER MONEY, Abuses.—[continued].

6342. PAPER MONEY, A cheat.—

6343. PAPER MONEY, Continental.—

6344. PAPER MONEY, Continental.—[continued].

6345. PAPER MONEY, Contraction.—

6346. PAPER MONEY, Contraction.—[continued].

6347. PAPER MONEY, Contraction.—[further continued].

6348. PAPER MONEY, Contraction.—[further continued] .

6349. PAPER MONEY, Contraction.—[further continued].

6350. PAPER MONEY, Convenience of.—

6351. PAPER MONEY, A deluge of.—

6352. PAPER MONEY, Depreciation.—

6353. PAPER MONEY, Depreciation.—[continued].

6354. PAPER MONEY, Depreciation.—[further continued].

6355. PAPER MONEY, Economy of.—

6356. PAPER MONEY, English assignats.—

6357. PAPER MONEY, English assignats.—[continued].

6358. PAPER MONEY, English assignats.—[further continued].

6359. PAPER MONEY, Evils of.—

6360. PAPER MONEY, Farmers and.—

6361. PAPER MONEY, Fluctuations in.—

6362. PAPER MONEY, Gambling in.—

6363. PAPER MONEY, Gambling in.—[continued].

6364. PAPER MONEY, Manufactures.—

6365. PAPER MONEY, Mississippi scheme.—

6366. PAPER MONEY, Perilous.—

6367. PAPER MONEY, Plan to reduce.—

6368. PAPER MONEY, Poverty.—

6369. PAPER MONEY, Prices and.—

6370. PAPER MONEY, Private property and.—

6371. PAPER MONEY, Private property and.—[continued].

6372. PAPER MONEY, Redeeming taxes.—

6373. PAPER MONEY, Ruin by.—

6374. PAPER MONEY, Silver for.—

6375. PAPER MONEY, Specie and.—

6376. PAPER MONEY, Specie and.—[continued].

6377. PAPER MONEY, Treasury notes vs.—

6378. PAPER MONEY, Tricks with.—

6379. PAPER MONEY, War and.—

6380. PAPERS, Communication of.—

6381. PAPERS, Confidential.—

6382. PAPERS, Confidential.—[continued].

6383. PAPERS, Confidential.—[further continued].

6384. PAPERS, Executive.—

6385. PAPERS, Executive.—[continued].

6386. PAPERS, Retention of.—

6387. PARASITES, Government and.—

6388. PARDONS, Abolition of.—

6389. PARDONS, Conditions of.—

6390. PARDONS, Conditions of.—[continued].

6391. PARDONS, Conditions of.—[further continued].

6392. PARDONS, Imprudent.—

6393. PARDONS, Proper.—

6394. PARDONS FOR COUNTERFEITERS.—

6395. PARDONS OF INDIANS.—

6396. PARDONS BY LAW.—

6397. PARIS, Bois de Boulogne.—

6398. PARIS, Evils of.—

6399. PARK (Mungo), Work on Africa.—

6400. PARLIAMENT, Dignity of.—

6401. PARLIAMENT, Executive Power of.—

6402. PARLIAMENT, Injuries by.—

6403. PARLIAMENT, Jurisdiction of.—

6404. PARLIAMENT, Jurisdiction of.—[continued].

6405. PARLIAMENT, Jurisdiction of.—[further continued].

6406. PARLIAMENT, Misgovernment by.—

6407. PARLIAMENT, Purchase of favor.—

6408. PARLIAMENT, Repudiation of.—

6409. PARLIAMENT, Repudiation of.—[continued].

6410. PARLIAMENT, Repudiation of.—[further continued].

6411. PARLIAMENT, Submission to.—

6412. PARLIAMENT, Tyranny of.—

6413. PARLIAMENTARY LAW, Compilation of.—

6414. PARLIAMENTARY LAW, Study of.—

6415. PARTIES, Amalgamation of.—

6416. PARTIES, Amalgamation of.—[continued].

6417. PARTIES, Amalgamation of.—[further continued].

6418. PARTIES, Amalgamation of.—[further continued] .

6419. PARTIES, Amalgamation of.—[further continued].

6420. PARTIES, Amalgamation of.—[further continued] .

6421. PARTIES, Birth of.—

6422. PARTIES, History.—

6423. PARTIES, History.—[continued].

6424. PARTIES, Independent of.—

6425. PARTIES, Jay's Treaty and.—

6426. PARTIES, Motives.—

6427. PARTIES, Names.—

6428. PARTIES, Natural division.—

6429. PARTIES, Natural division.—[continued].

6430. PARTIES, Natural division.—[further continued].

6431. PARTIES, Natural division.—[further continued] .

6432. PARTIES, Natural division.—[further continued].

6433. PARTIES, Opposite.—

6434. PARTIES, Opposite.—[continued].

6435. PARTIES, Opposite.—[further continued].

6436. PARTIES, Opposite.—[further continued] .

6437. PARTIES, Opposite.—[further continued].

6438. PARTIES, Opposite.—[further continued] .

6439. PARTIES, Principles and.—

6440. PARTIES, Principles and.—[continued].

6441. PARTIES, Principles and.—[further continued].

6442. PARTIES, Public welfare and.—

6443. PARTIES, Republican vs. Monarchical.—

6444. PARTIES, Republican vs. Monarchical.—[continued].

6445. PARTIES, Washington's relations to.—

6446. PASSIONS, Control.—

6447. PASSIONS, Suppress.—

6448. PATENTS, Benefits of.—

6449. PATENTS, Combinations in.—

6450. PATENTS, Duration of.—

6451. PATENTS, Frivolous.—

6452. PATENTS, Granting of.—

— PATENTS, Inventors and.—

6453. PATENTS, Law of.—

6454. PATENTS, Monopoly and.—

6455. PATENTS, Regulation of.—

6456. PATENTS, Scope of.—

6457. PATERNALISM, Condemned.—

6458. PATERNALISM, Private enterprise vs.—

6459. PATIENCE, Abuse of.—

6460. PATRIOTISM, Cherish.—

6461. PATRIOTISM, Cherish.—[continued].

6462. PATRIOTISM, Disinterested.—

6463. PATRIOTISM, Disinterested.—[continued].

6464. PATRIOTISM, Inspirations to.—

6465. PATRIOTISM, Sacrifices for.—

6466. PATRONAGE, Advantages of.—

6467. PATRONAGE, Corruption and.—

6468. PATRONAGE, Curtailing.—

6469. PATRONAGE, Distribution of.—

6470. PATRONAGE, Elections and.—

6471. PATRONAGE, Necessity for.—

6472. PATRONAGE, Partizans and.—

6473. PATRONAGE, For personal ends.—

6474. PATRONAGE, Use of.—

6475. PATRONAGE, Use of.—[continued].

6476. PATRONAGE vs. PATRIOTISM.—

6477. PAUPERS, No American.—

6478. PEACE, America and.—

6479. PEACE, Blessings of.—

6480. PEACE, Bread and.—

6481. PEACE, Cherishing.—

6482. PEACE, Cherishing.—[continued].

6483. PEACE, Cultivate.—

6484. PEACE, Cultivate.—[continued].

6485. PEACE, Cultivate.—[further continued].

6486. PEACE, Cultivate.—[further continued] .

6487. PEACE, The Deity and.—

6488. PEACE, Desire for.—

6489. PEACE, Desire for.—[continued].

6490. PEACE, With England.—

6491. PEACE, With England.—[continued].

6492. PEACE, With England.—[further continued].

6493. PEACE, European wars and.—

6494. PEACE, Faith, honor and.—

6495. PEACE, Faith, honor and.—[continued].

6496. PEACE, With France.—

6497. PEACE, With France.—[continued].

6498. PEACE, Happiness and prosperity.—

6499. PEACE, Happiness and prosperity.—[continued].

6500. PEACE, Importance of.—

6501. PEACE, Independence and.—

6502. PEACE, A landmark.—

6503. PEACE, Love of.—

6504. PEACE, With mankind.—

6505. PEACE, Markets and.—

6506. PEACE, National reputation and.—

6507. PEACE, Our object.—

6508. PEACE, Passion for.—

6509. PEACE, Pipe of.—

6510. PEACE, A Polar star.—

6511. PEACE, A policy of.—

6512. PEACE, A policy of.—[continued].

6513. PEACE, A policy of.—[further continued].

6514. PEACE, A policy of.—[further continued] .

6515. PEACE, Politics and.—

6516. PEACE, Prayers for.—

6517. PEACE, Preserving.—

6518. PEACE, Preserving.—[continued].

6519. PEACE, Preserving.—[further continued].

6520. PEACE, A principle of government.—

6521. PEACE, A principle of government.—[continued].

6522. PEACE, And profit.—

6523. PEACE, Prosperity and.—

6524. PEACE, Prosperity and.—[continued].

6525. PEACE, Public welfare and.—

6526. PEACE, Pursuit of.—

6527. PEACE, Pursuit of.—[continued].

6528. PEACE, Securing.—

6529. PEACE, Wisdom of.—

6530. PEACE, Wishes for.—

6531. PEACE, Wishes for.—[continued].

6532. PEACE vs. WAR.—

6533. PEACE vs. WAR.—[continued].

— PELISIPIA, Proposed State of.—

6534. PENDLETON (Edmund), Address of.—

6535. PENDLETON (Edmund), Perseverance.—

6536. PENDULUM, Advantages of.—

6537. PENDULUM, Construction of.—

6538. PENDULUM, Experiments with.—

— PENNSYLVANIA, Boundary line.—

6539. PENNSYLVANIA, Electoral influence.—

6540. PENNSYLVANIA, Patriotism.—

6541. PENNSYLVANIA, Religious freedom.—

6542. PENNSYLVANIA, Religious freedom.—[continued].

6543. PENNSYLVANIA, Republicanism.—

6544. PENNSYLVANIA, Republicanism.—[continued].

6545. PENNSYLVANIA, Virginia and.—

6546. PENNSYLVANIA, Virginia and.—[continued].

6547. PENSACOLA, Capture of.—

6548. PENSIONS, Prodigalities of.—

6549. PENSIONS, Public.—

6550. PENSIONS, Public.—[continued].

6551. PENSIONS, Taxes and.—

6552. PEOPLE, Administration of law and.—

6553. PEOPLE, American vs. British.—

6554. PEOPLE, American and European.—

6555. PEOPLE, American and French.—

6556. PEOPLE, Animosities.—

6557. PEOPLE, Ascendency of.—

6558. PEOPLE, Authority of.—

6559. PEOPLE, Authority of.—[continued].

6560. PEOPLE, Authority of.—[further continued].

6561. PEOPLE, Blood of.—

6562. PEOPLE, Cities and.—

6563. PEOPLE, City and country.—

6564. PEOPLE, Confidence in.—

6565. PEOPLE, Control by.—

6566. PEOPLE, Control by.—[continued].

6567. PEOPLE, Corruption and.—

6568. PEOPLE, Deception of.—

6569. PEOPLE, Deception of.—[continued].

6570. PEOPLE, Deception of.—[further continued].

6571. PEOPLE, Duty of rulers.—

6572. PEOPLE, Enforcement of rights.—

6573. PEOPLE, English.—

6574. PEOPLE, English.—[continued].

6575. PEOPLE, English.—[further continued].

6576. PEOPLE, English.—[further continued] .

6577. PEOPLE, English.—[further continued].

6578. PEOPLE, English.—[further continued] .

6579. PEOPLE, English.—[further continued].

6580. PEOPLE, English.—[further continued] .

6581. PEOPLE, English.—[further continued]..

6582. PEOPLE, Errors of.—

6583. PEOPLE, European.—

6584. PEOPLE, Freedom and.—

6585. PEOPLE, French.—

6586. PEOPLE, French.—[continued].

6587. PEOPLE, French.—[further continued].

6588. PEOPLE, French.—[further continued] .

6589. PEOPLE, French.—[further continued].

6590. PEOPLE, French.—[further continued] .

6591. PEOPLE, French.—[further continued]

6592. PEOPLE, Frugality and happiness.—

6593. PEOPLE, Government and.—

6594. PEOPLE, Government and.—[continued].

6595. PEOPLE, Government and.—[further continued].

6596. PEOPLE, Government and.—[further continued] .

6597. PEOPLE, Imposing upon.—

6598. PEOPLE, Independent of all.—

6599. PEOPLE, Industry.—

6600. PEOPLE, Industry.—[continued].

6601. PEOPLE, Judgment of.—

6602. PEOPLE, Legislative powers.—

6603. PEOPLE, Liberty and the.—

6604. PEOPLE, New England.—

6605. PEOPLE, Oppressed.—

6606. PEOPLE, Participation in government.—

6607. PEOPLE, Participation in government.—[continued].

6608. PEOPLE, Participation in government.—[further continued].

6609. PEOPLE, Participation in government.—[further continued] .

6610. PEOPLE, Participation in government.—[further continued].

6611. PEOPLE, Prussian.—

6612. PEOPLE, Reasonable.—

6613. PEOPLE, Representation.—

6614. PEOPLE, Representation and taxation.—

6615. PEOPLE, Republic.—

6616. PEOPLE, Respect for.—

6617. PEOPLE, Rights of.—

6618. PEOPLE, Rights of.—[continued].

6619. PEOPLE, Rights of.—[further continued].

6620. PEOPLE, Roman.—

6621. PEOPLE, Self-government.—

6622. PEOPLE, Self-government.—[continued].

6623. PEOPLE, Spirit of.—

6624. PEOPLE, Supreme.—

6625. PEOPLE, A united.—

6626. PEOPLE, A well-informed.—

6627. PEOPLE, A well-informed.—[continued].

6628. PEOPLE, The western.—

6629. PEOPLE, The western.—[continued]

6630. PEOPLE, The western.—[further continued].

6631. PEOPLE, Will of.—

6632. PEOPLE, Will of.—[continued].

6633. PEOPLE, Wisdom of.—

6634. PERCEVAL (Spencer), Ministry.—

6635. PERPETUAL MOTION, Delusion of.—

6636. PERPETUAL MOTION, Friction and.—

6637. PERSONAL LIBERTY, Children of slaves.—

6638. PERSONAL LIBERTY, Children of slaves.—[continued].

6639. PERSONAL LIBERTY, Inconsistent laws.—

6640. PERSONAL LIBERTY, Invasion of.—

6641. PERSONAL LIBERTY, Lettres de cachet.—

6642. PERSONAL LIBERTY, Natural.—

6643. PERSONAL LIBERTY, Preservation of.—

6644. PERSONAL LIBERTY, In private life.—

6645. PERSONAL LIBERTY, Universal.—

— PERSONAL RIGHTS.—

6646. PETITION, Right of.—

6647. PETITIONS, The Executive and.—

6648. PETITIONS, The Executive and.—[continued].

6649. PETITIONS, The Executive and.—[further continued].

6650. PETITIONS, The Executive and.—[further continued] .

6651. PETITIONS, Punishment for.—

6652. PETITIONS, Rejected.—

6653. PETITIONS, Repetition of injury and.—

6654. PETITIONS, Unanswered.—

6655. PETITIONS, Vain.—

6656. PEYROUSE EXPEDITION, Objects of.—

6657. PEYROUSE EXPEDITION, Objects of.—[continued].

6658. PEYROUSE EXPEDITION, Objects of.—[further continued].

6659. PHILADELPHIA, Injuries by war.—

6660. PHILOSOPHY, Ancient.—

6661. PHILOSOPHY, Epicureanism.—

— PHILOSOPHY, Platonic.—

6662. PHILOSOPHY, Seneca.—

6663. PHILOSOPHY, Socratic.—

6664. PHILOSOPHY, War against.—I

6665. PICKERING (Timothy), Jefferson and.—

6666. PICKERING (Timothy), Josiah Quincy and.—

6667. PIERS, Power to build.—

6668. PIERS, Power to build.—[continued].

6669. PIKE (General Z. M.), Death of.—

6670. PIKE (General Z. M.), Expedition.—

6671. PIKE (General Z. M.), Mission.—

6672. PINCKNEY (Charles), Political ambition.—

6673. PINCKNEY (Thomas), Character.—

6674. PINCKNEY (Thomas), Minister.—

6675. PINCKNEY (Thomas), Vice-Presidency.—

6676. PITT (William), Friend of America.—

6677. PLANTS, Useful.—

6678. PLATO, Teachings of.—

6679. PLATO, Whimsies.—

6680. PLATO'S REPUBLIC.—

6681. PLATO'S REPUBLIC.—[continued].

6682. PLEASURE, Bait of.—

6683. PLEASURE AND PAIN.—

6684. PLEASURE AND PAIN.—[continued]

6685. POETRY, Judging.—

6686. POETRY, Judging.—[continued].

6687. POLAND, Partition of.—

6688. POLAND, Partition of.—[continued].

6689. POLICY (American), Balance of power.—

6690. POLICY (American), Coalition of American nations.—

6691. POLICY (American), Coalition of American nations.—[continued].

6692. POLICY (American), Coercion of Europe.—

6693. POLICY (American), Detachment from Europe.—

6694. POLICY (American), European politics and.—

6695. POLICY (American), European quarrels.—

6696. POLICY (American), European quarrels.—[continued].

6697. POLICY (American), European system and.—

6698. POLICY (American), France and England.—

6699. POLICY (American), France and England.—[continued].

6700. POLICY (American), Freedom of the ocean.—

6701. POLICY (American), Great Britain and.—

6702. POLICY (American), Gulf of Mexico.—

6703. POLICY (American), Internal resources.—

6704. POLICY (American), A just.—

6705. POLICY (American), Markets.—

6706. POLICY (American), Mid-Atlantic meridian.—

6707. POLICY (American), Peace and friendship.—

6708. POLICY (American), Peace and friendship.—[continued].

6709. POLICY (American), Peace and friendship.—[further continued].

6710. POLICY (American), Peace and friendship.—[further continued] .

6711. POLICY (American), Peace and justice.—

6712. POLICY (American), Peopling the continent.—

6713. POLICY (American), Principles.—

6714. POLICY (American), Resistance to wrong.—

6715. POLICY (American), A system of.—

6716. POLICY (American), A system of.—[continued].

6717. POLICY (American), A system of.—[further continued].

6718. POLICY (American), A system of.—[further continued] .

6719. POLICY (American), Wars of Europe.—

6720. POLICY (American), Wars of Europe.—[continued].

6721. POLICY (American), Wars of Europe.—[further continued].

6722. POLITENESS, European.—

6723. POLITENESS, Good humor and.—

— POLITICAL ECONOMY.—

6724. POLITICS, Bigotry in.—

6725. POLITICS, Commercial influence.—

6726. POLITICS, Conversations on.—

6727. POLITICS, Destructive of happiness.—

6728. POLITICS, Differences in.—

6729. POLITICS, Dislike of.—

6730. POLITICS, Divorce from.—

6731. POLITICS, A duty.—

6732. POLITICS, Estrangement from.—

6733. POLITICS, French furnace of.—

6734. POLITICS, Hateful.—

6735. POLITICS, Hateful.—[continued].

6736. POLITICS, Influencing.—

6737. POLITICS, Knowledge of European.—

6738. POLITICS, Liberation from.—

6739. POLITICS, A maxim in.—

6740. POLITICS, Moral right and.—

6741. POLITICS, Neutrality in factional.—

6742. POLITICS, Pamphlets on.—

6743. POLITICS, Partizan.—

6744. POLITICS, Passions and.—

6745. POLITICS, Price of wheat and.—

6746. POLITICS, Propriety and.—

6747. POLITICS, Propriety and.—[continued].

6748. POLITICS, Pursuit of.—

6749. POLITICS, Pursuit of.—[continued].

6750. POLITICS, Reformation of.—

6751. POLITICS, Retirement from.—

6752. POLITICS, Revolution in.—

6753. POLITICS, Taxation and.—

6754. POLITICS, Taxation and.—[continued].

6755. POLITICS, Torment of.—

6756. POLITICS, Torment of.—[continued].

— POLYGRAPH.—

— POLYPOTAMIA, Proposed State of.—

6757. POOR, Care of.—

6758. POPE PIUS VI., Influence of.—

6759. POPULATION, America's capacity for.—

6760. POPULATION, Extension of.—

6761. POPULATION, Extension of.—[continued].

6762. POPULATION, Extension of.—[further continued].

6763. POPULATION, Growth of.—

6764. POPULATION, Growth of.—[continued].

6765. POPULATION, Happiness and.—

6766. POPULATION, Malefactors and.—

6767. POPULATION, Preventing.—

6768. POPULATION, Theories of Malthus.—

6769. PORTER (David), Complaint against.—

6770. PORTUGAL, Commerce with.—

6771. PORTUGAL, Commerce with.—[continued].

6772. PORTUGAL, Commerce with.—[further continued].

6773. PORTUGAL, Government of.—

6774. PORTUGAL, Government of.—[continued].

6775. POSTERITY, Judgment of.—

6776. POSTERITY, Sacrifices for.—

6777. POSTERITY, Sacrifices for.—[continued].

6778. POST OFFICE, Appointments.—

6779. POST OFFICE, Appointments.—[continued].

6780. POST OFFICE, Benefits of.—

6781. POST OFFICE, The Colonial.—

6782. POST OFFICE, The Colonial.—[continued].

6783. POST OFFICE, Expediting mails.—

6784. POST OFFICE, Expediting mails.—[continued].

6785. POST OFFICE, Expediting mails.—[further continued].

6786. POST OFFICE, Foreign mails.—

6787. POST OFFICE, Infidelities in foreign.—

6788. POST OFFICE, Infidelities in foreign.—[continued].

6789. POST OFFICE, Infidelities in foreign.—[further continued].

6790. POST OFFICE, Infidelities in foreign.—[further continued] .

6791. POST OFFICE, Newspaper postage.—

6792. POST OFFICE, Patronage of.—

6793. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—

6794. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[continued].

6795. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued].

6796. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued] .

6797. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued].

6798. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued] .

6799. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued].

6800. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued] .

6801. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued]..

6802. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued] .

6803. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued]..

6804. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued]

6805. POST OFFICE, Reformed.—

6806. POST OFFICE, Reformed.—[continued].

6807. POST ROADS, Building.—

6808. POST ROADS, Expense.—

6809. POST ROADS, Jobbery.—

6810. POSTS (Western), England's detention of.—

6811. POSTS (Western), England's detention of.—[continued].

6812. POSTS (Western), France and.—

6813. POSTS (Western), Indian murders.—

6814. POTATO, Nativity of.—

— POTOMAC AND OHIO CANAL.—

6815. POWER, Abridgment of.—

6816. POWER, Abuses.—

6817. POWER, Depositaries of.—

6818. POWER, Depositaries of.—[continued].

6819. POWER, Exercise of.—

6820. POWER, Exercise of.—[continued].

6821. POWER, Exercise of.—[further continued].

6822. POWER, Independent.—

6823. POWER, Limitation.—

6824. POWER, Origin of.—

6825. POWER, Origin of.—[continued].

6826. POWER, Perpetuation of.—

6827. POWER, Perversion of.—

6828. POWER, Shifting.—

6829. POWER, Use of.—

6830. POWERS, Assumed.—

6831. POWERS, Assumed.—[continued].

6832. POWERS, Assumed.—[further continued].

6833. POWERS, Civil.—

6834. POWERS, Conflicting.—

6835. POWERS, Constitutional.—

6836. POWERS, Constructive.—

6837. POWERS, Control by the people.—

6838. POWERS, Delegated.—

6839. POWERS, Delegated.—[continued].

6840. POWERS, Distribution of.—

6841. POWERS, Enlarging.—

6842. POWERS, Enlarging.—[continued].

6843. POWERS, The enumerated.—

6844. POWERS, The enumerated.—[continued].

6845. POWERS, The enumerated.—[further continued].

6846. POWERS, Indestructible.—

6847. POWERS, Nullification.—

6848. POWERS, Organization.—

6849. POWERS, Self-constituted.—

6850. POWERS, Self-constituted.—[continued]

6851. POWERS, Separation of.—

6852. POWERS, Undelegated.—

6853. POWERS, Undelegated.—[continued].

6854. POWERS, Undelegated.—[further continued].

6855. POWERS, Unlimited.—

6856. PRADT (Abbe de), Writings of.—

6857. PRAISE, Undeserved.—

6858. PRECEDENT. Oppression and.—

6859. PRECEDENT, Power and.—

6860. PREEMPTION, Right of.—

6861. PREROGATIVE, Barriers against.—

6862. PRESBYTERIAN SPIRIT, Liberty and.—

6863. PRESENTS, Declination of.—

6864. PRESENTS, Declination of.—[continued].

6865. PRESENTS, Diplomatic.—

6866. PRESENTS, To Foreign Ministers.—

6867. PRESENTS, To Foreign Ministers.—[continued].

6868. PRESENTS, To Indians.—

6869. PRESENTS, To Indians.—[continued].

6870. PRESENTS, Public.—

6871. PRESENTS, Tribute and.—

— PRESIDENT, Administration and Cabinet.—

6872. PRESIDENT, Depositions by.—

6873. PRESIDENT, Direct vote for.—

6874. PRESIDENT, Direct vote for.—[continued]

6875. PRESIDENT, Election of.—

6876. PRESIDENT, Election of.—[continued].

6877. PRESIDENT, The judiciary and.—

— PRESIDENT, Oath of office.—

6878. PRESIDENT, Petitions to.—

6879. PRESIDENT, Polish Kings and.—

6880. PRESIDENT, Polish Kings and.—[continued].

6881. PRESIDENT, Reelection.—

6882. PRESIDENT, Reelection.—[continued].

6883. PRESIDENT, Reelection.—[further continued].

6884. PRESIDENT, Reelection.—[further continued] .

6885. PRESIDENT, Reelection.—[further continued].

6886. PRESIDENT, Reelection.—[further continued] .

6887. PRESIDENT, Reelection.—[further continued].

6888. PRESIDENT, Reelection.—[further continued] .

6889. PRESIDENT, The senate and.—

6890. PRESIDENT, The senate and.—[continued].

6891. PRESIDENT, State executives and.—

6892. PRESIDENT, State powers and.—

6893. PRESIDENT, Subpœnas for.—

6894. PRESIDENT, Subpœnas for.—[continued].

6895. PRESIDENT, Subpœnas for.—[further continued].

6896. PRESIDENT, Subpœnas for.—[further continued] .

6897. PRESIDENCY, Burden.—

6898. PRESIDENCY, Corruption and.—

6899. PRESIDENCY, Electoral college.—

6900. PRESIDENCY, Electoral college.—[continued].

6901. PRESIDENCY, Expenses of.—

6902. PRESIDENCY, Jefferson, Adams and.—

6903. PRESIDENCY, Jefferson, Adams and.—[continued].

6904. PRESIDENCY, Jefferson, Adams and.—[further continued].

6905. PRESIDENCY, Jefferson, Adams and.—[further continued] .

6906. PRESIDENCY, Jefferson, Madison and.—

6907. PRESIDENCY, Jefferson, Madison and.—[continued].

6908. PRESIDENCY, Jefferson, Madison and.—[further continued].

6909. PRESIDENCY, Jefferson, Madison and.—[further continued] .

6910. PRESIDENCY, Jefferson, Madison and.—[further continued].

6911. PRESIDENCY, Misery in.—

6912. PRESIDENCY, Reelection to.—

6913. PRESIDENCY, Reputation and.—

6914. PRESIDENCY, Reputation and.—[continued].

6915. PRESIDENCY, Tired of the.—

6916. PRESIDENCY, Unattractive.—

— PRESS (Copying).—

6917. PRESS (Freedom of the), Abolished.—

6918. PRESS (Freedom of the), Abused.—

— PRESS (Freedom of the), Bill of Rights and.—

6919. PRESS (Freedom of the), Control of.—

6920. PRESS (Freedom of the), The Constitution and.—

6921. PRESS (Freedom of the), The Constitution and.—[continued].

6922. PRESS (Freedom of the), Government and.—

6923. PRESS (Freedom of the), Government and.—[continued].

6924. PRESS (Freedom of the), Invasions of.—

6925. PRESS (Freedom of the), Libels.—

6926. PRESS (Freedom of the), Libels.—[continued].

6927. PRESS (Freedom of the), Liberty and.—

6928. PRESS (Freedom of the), Liberty and.—[continued].

6929. PRESS (Freedom of the), Mankind and.—

6930. PRESS (Freedom of the), Principle of government.—

6931. PRESS (Freedom of the), Principle of government.—[continued].

6932. PRESS (Freedom of the), Private injury.—

6933. PRESS (Freedom of the), Reform through.—

6934. PRESS (Freedom of the), Safety in.—

6935. PRESS (Freedom of the), Security in.—

6936. PRESS (Freedom of the), Shackled.—

6937. PRICE, Basis of.—

6938. PRICE OF WHEAT.—

6939. PRIESTLEY (Joseph), Author.—

6940. PRIESTLEY (Joseph), Dupont and.—

6941. PRIESTLEY (Joseph), Persecuted.—

6942. PRIESTLEY (Joseph), Revered.—

6943. PRIESTLEY (Joseph), Services.—

6944. PRIESTLEY (Joseph), Welcome to.—

6945. PRIMOGENITURE, Abolition of law.—

6946. PRIMOGENITURE, Feudal and unnatural.—

6947. PRINCIPLE, Departure from.—

6948. PRINCIPLE, Doubt and.—

6949. PRINCIPLE, A guide.—

6950. PRINCIPLE, Opinion and.—

6951. PRINCIPLE, Republican vs. Monarchical.—

6952. PRINCIPLES, Adherence to.—

6953. PRINCIPLES, Adherence to.—[continued].

6954. PRINCIPLES, Adherence to.—[further continued].

6955. PRINCIPLES, Adherence to.—[further continued] .

6956. PRINCIPLES, Adherence to.—[further continued].

6957. PRINCIPLES, Application of.—

6958. PRINCIPLES, Avowal of.—

6959. PRINCIPLES, Avowal of.—[continued].

6960. PRINCIPLES, Constitutional.—

6961. PRINCIPLES, Independence and.—

6962. PRINCIPLES, Jefferson's in 1799.—

6963. PRINCIPLES, Jefferson's in 1799.—[continued].

6964. PRINCIPLES, Not men.—

6965. PRINCIPLES, Not men.—[continued].

6966. PRINCIPLES, Political schism and.—

6967. PRINCIPLES, Practice and.—

6968. PRINCIPLES, Toleration of.—

6969. PRINTING, Preservative.—

6970. PRINTING, Progress in.—

6971. PRINTING vs. BARBARISM.—

6972. PRISON, Breaking.—

— PRISON, Plan of.—

— PRISONERS OF WAR.—

6973. PRIVACY, Indispensable.—A

6974. PRIVATE LIFE, Contentment.—

6975. PRIVATE LIFE, Contentment.—[continued].

6976. PRIVATE LIFE, Contentment.—[further continued].

6977. PRIVATE LIFE, Freedom of.—

6978. PRIVATE LIFE, Happiness.—

6979. PRIVATE LIFE, Independence of.—

6980. PRIVATE LIFE, Public duty and.—

6981. PRIVATE LIFE, Retirement to.—

6982. PRIVATE LIFE, Retirement to.—[continued].

6983. PRIVATE LIFE, Rural.—

6984. PRIVATE LIFE vs. PUBLIC LIFE.—

6985. PRIVATE LIFE vs. PUBLIC LIFE.—[continued].

6986. PRIVATE LIFE vs. PUBLIC LIFE.—[further continued].

6987. PRIVATEERING, Abolition of.—

6988. PRIVATEERING, Abolition of.—[continued].

6989. PRIVATEERING, Abolition of.—[further continued].

6990. PRIVATEERS, Advantages of.—

6991. PRIVATEERS, Commerce destroyers.—

6992. PRIVATEERS, Commerce destroyers.—[continued].

6993. PRIVATEERS, Commerce destroyers.—[further continued].

6994. PRIVATEERS, Encouragement of.—

6995. PRIVATEERS, Exclusion of.—

6996. PRIVATEERS, Fitting out foreign.—

6997. PRIVATEERS, Fitting out foreign.—[continued].

6998. PRIVATEERS, French.—

6999. PRIVATEERS, French.—[continued].

7000. PRIVATEERS, Gulf of Mexico and.—

7001. PRIVATEERS, Merchant vessels and.—

7002. PRIVATEERS, Prizes.—

7003. PRIVILEGES, Abolition of.—

7004. PRIVILEGES, Unequal.—

7005. PRIZES, Condemnation of.—

7006. PRIZES, Consular jurisdiction.—

7007. PRIZES, Restitution.—

7008. PRIZES, Restitution.—[continued].

7009. PRIZES, Restitution.—[further continued].

7010. PRIZES, Rules governing.—

7011. PROCRASTINATION, Indolence and.—

7012. PRODUCTION, National.—

7013. PROGRESS, Constant.—

7014. PROGRESS, Gothic idea of.—

7015. PROGRESS, In government.—

7016. PROGRESS, Perseverance and.—

7017. PROGRESS, In Science.—

7018. PROGRESS, Sluggish.—

7019. PROGRESS, Time and.—

— PROHIBITION.—

7020. PROPERTY, Acquisition of.—

7021. PROPERTY, Of aliens.—

7022. PROPERTY, Of aliens.—[continued].

7023. PROPERTY, Annihilation of.—

7024. PROPERTY, Confiscation of.—

7025. PROPERTY, Confiscation of.—[continued].

7026. PROPERTY, Defence of.—

7027. PROPERTY, Depreciation.—

7028. PROPERTY, Depreciation.—[continued].

7029. PROPERTY, Descent of.—

7030. PROPERTY, Division of.—

7031. PROPERTY, Equal rights and.—

7032. PROPERTY, Federal.—

7033. PROPERTY, Forfeited.—

7034. PROPERTY, Forfeited.—[continued].

7035. PROPERTY, Free Press and.—

7036. PROPERTY, Impressing.—

7037. PROPERTY, Industry and.—

7038. PROPERTY, Inequality of.—

7039. PROPERTY, Inventions as.—

7040. PROPERTY, Jurisdiction over.—

7041. PROPERTY, Laws of.—

7042. PROPERTY, Life and.—

7043. PROPERTY, Paper money and.—

7044. PROPERTY, Protection of.—

7045. PROPERTY, Protection of.—[continued].

7046. PROPERTY, Protection of.—[further continued].

7047. PROPERTY, Protection of.—[further continued] .

7048. PROPERTY, Protection of.—[further continued].

7049. PROPERTY, Public office as.—

7050. PROPERTY, Recovery of.—

7051. PROPERTY, Representation of.—

7052. PROPERTY, Rescue of.—

7053. PROPERTY, Restitution.—

7054. PROPERTY, Restoration.—

7055. PROPERTY, Restoration.—[continued].

7056. PROPERTY, Right to.—

7057. PROPERTY, Sale under execution.—

— PROPERTY, At sea.—

7058. PROPERTY, Seizure in war.—

7059. PROPERTY, Sequestration.—

7060. PROPERTY, Slaves as.—

7061. PROPERTY, Slaves as.—[continued].

7062. PROPERTY, Stable ownership.—

7063. PROPERTY, Taxation.—

7064. PROPERTY, Unequal division.—

7065. PROPERTY, Untaxed.—

7066. PROPHECY, Conditional.—

7067. PROPHECY, Fallacious.—

7068. PROPHET, Wabash.—

7069. PROSCRIPTION vs. JUST TRIAL.—

7070. PROSPERITY, American.—

7071. PROSPERITY, Basis.—

7072. PROSPERITY, Concern for.—

7073. PROSPERITY, Conditions of.—

7074. PROSPERITY, Pillars of.—

7075. PROSPERITY, Stability of.—

7076. PROTECTION, Commerce and navigation.—

7077.

7078. PROTECTION, Manufactures and.—

7079. PROTECTION, Manufactures and.—[continued].

7080. PROTECTION, Oppressive.—

7081. PROTECTION, Petitions for.—

7082. PROTECTION, Printing and.—

7083. PROTESTANTS, French edict respecting.—

7084. PROVIDENCE, An approving.—

7085. PROVIDENCE, Goodness of.—

7086. PROVIDENCE, Gratitude to.—

7087. PROVIDENCE, Human happiness and.—

7088. PROVIDENCE, A just.—

7089. PROVIDENCE, Prayers to.—

7090. PROVIDENCE, Slavery and.—

7091. PROVIDENCE, Supplicating.—

7092. PROVIDENCE, Supplicating.—[continued].

— PRUSSIA.—

7093. PSALMS, Estimate of the.—

7094. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Abuse of.—

7095. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Acquirement of.—

7096. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Acquirement of.—[continued].

7097. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Asked for.—

7098. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Dangerous.—

7099. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Despotism and.—

7100. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Lack of.—

7101. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Limits to.—

7102. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Limits to.—[continued].

7103. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Perversion of.—

7104. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Preserve.—

7105. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Sacrifices and.—

7106. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Wisdom and.—

— PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.—

— PUBLIC OFFICE.—

7107. PUBLIC WORKS, Government and.—

7108. PUBLICITY, Adams's administration and.—

7109. PUBLICITY, Complete.—

7110. PUBLICITY, Darkness and.—

7111. PUBLICITY, Demanded.—

7112. PUBLICITY, Executive, Congress and.—

7113. PUBLICITY, Executive, Congress and.—[continued].

7114. PUBLICITY, Executive support.—

7115. PUBLICITY, Expediency of.—

7116.

7117. PUBLICITY, Full.—

7118. PUBLICITY, The people and.—

7119. PUBLICITY, Preservation of order and.—

7120. PUBLICITY, War intelligence.—

7121. PUBLICITY, War intelligence.—[continued].

7122. PUNISHMENT, Excessive.—

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6402. PARLIAMENT, Injuries by.—

[During] the reigns which preceded his Majesty's
[George III.] the violations of our rights were less alarming, because repeated at more
distant intervals, than that rapid and bold succession
of injuries, which is likely to distinguish
the present from all other periods of American
history. Scarcely have our minds been able
to emerge from the astonishment into which
one stroke of Parliamentary thunder has involved
us, before another more heavy and more
alarming is fallen on us.—
Rights of British America. Washington ed. i, 130. Ford ed., i, 435.
(1774)