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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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— BACON'S REBELLION.—
  
649. BADGES, Utilizing.—
  
650. BAINBRIDGE (William), Victory of.—
  
651. BALLOONS, Experiments with.—
  
652. BALLOONS, Fall from.—
  
653. BALLOONS, Fall from.—[continued].
  
654. BALLOONS, Peril of.—
  
— BALLOT.—
  
— BANISHMENT.—
  
655. BANK (National 1813), Charter of.—
  
656. BANK (National 1813), Considerations on.—
  
657. BANK (National 1813), Increased Medium and.—
  
658. BANK (National 1813), Paper, Specie and.—
  
659. BANK (National 1813), Unconstitutional.—
  
660. BANK (National 1813), Unconstitutional.—[continued].
  
661. BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, Incorporation of.—
  
662. BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, Pennsylvania and.—
  
663. BANK (U. S.), Beginning of.—
  
664. BANK (U. S.), Constitutionality of.—
  
665. BANK (U. S.), Directors of.—
  
666. BANK (U. S.), Dividends of.—
  
667. BANK (U. S.), Fall in stock.—
  
668. BANK (U. S.), Hostility to U. S. Government.—
  
669. BANK (U. S.), Inflation projects.—
  
670. BANK (U. S.), Regulation of.—
  
671. BANK (U. S.), Richmond Branch.—
  
672. BANK (U. S.), Ruin by.—
  
673. BANK (U. S.), Saddled by.—
  
674. BANK (U. S.), Subscriptions to.—
  
675. BANK (U. S.), Subscriptions to.—[continued].
  
676. BANK (U. S.), Subscriptions to.—[further continued].
  
677. BANKRUPTCY, Agriculture, Commerce and.—
  
678. BANKRUPTCY, Agriculturists and.—
  
679. BANKRUPTCY, Agriculturists and.—[continued].
  
680. BANKRUPTCY, English Law of.—
  
681. BANKS, Abuses of.—
  
682. BANKS, Abuses of.—[continued].
  
683. BANKS, Abuses of.—[further continued].
  
684. BANKS, Aristocracy.—
  
685. BANKS, Aristocracy.—[continued].
  
686. BANKS, Capital and.—
  
687. BANKS, Capital and.—[continued].
  
688. BANKS, Criticism of.—
  
689. BANKS, Dangerous.—
  
690. BANKS, Deposit.—
  
691. BANKS, Depreciated Paper of.—
  
692. BANKS, Depreciated Paper of.—[continued].
  
693. BANKS, Depreciated Paper of.—[further continued].
  
694. BANKS, Difficulties caused by.—
  
695. BANKS, Difficulties caused by.—[continued].
  
696. BANKS, Dominion of.—
  
697. BANKS, Dropsical.—
  
698. BANKS, Evils of.—
  
699. BANKS, Evils of.—[continued].
  
700. BANKS, Evils of.—[further continued].
  
701. BANKS, Evils of.—[further continued] .
  
702. BANKS, Excess of.—
  
703. BANKS, Excess of.—[continued].
  
704. BANKS, Failures of.—
  
705. BANKS, Failures of.—[continued].
  
706. BANKS, Failures of.—[further continued].
  
707. BANKS, Failures of.—[further continued] .
  
708. BANKS, Failures of.—[further continued].
  
709. BANKS, Fictitious Capital.—
  
710. BANKS, Government Deposits and.—
  
711. BANKS, Government Deposits and.—[continued].
  
712. BANKS, Jefferson's disapprobation of Paper.—
  
713. BANKS, Jefferson's disapprobation of Paper.—[continued].
  
714. BANKS, Jefferson's disapprobation of Paper.—[further continued].
  
715. BANKS, Jefferson's disapprobation of Paper.—[further continued] .
  
716. BANKS, Jefferson's disapprobation of Paper.—[further continued].
  
717. BANKS, Jefferson's disapprobation of Paper.—[further continued] .
  
718. BANKS, Jefferson's disapprobation of Paper.—[further continued].
  
719. BANKS, Mania for.—
  
720. BANKS, Mania for.—[continued].
  
721. BANKS, Mania for.—[further continued].
  
722. BANKS, Mania for.—[further continued] .
  
723. BANKS, Mania for.—[further continued].
  
724. BANKS, Monopoly.—
  
725. BANKS, Paper.—
  
726. BANKS, Power to establish.—
  
727. BANKS, Power to establish.—[continued].
  
728. BANKS, Power to establish.—[further continued].
  
729. BANKS, Power to establish.—[further continued] .
  
730. BANKS, Power to establish.—[further continued].
  
731. BANKS, Precautions against.—
  
732. BANKS, Private Fortunes and.—
  
733. BANKS, Private Fortunes and.—[continued].
  
734. BANKS, Private Fortunes and.—[further continued].
  
735. BANKS, Scarcity of Medium and.—
  
736. BANKS, Scarcity of Medium and.—[continued].
  
737. BANKS, Scarcity of Medium and.—[further continued].
  
738. BANKS, Scarcity of Medium and.—[further continued] .
  
739. BANKS, Scarcity of Medium and.—[further continued].
  
740. BANKS, Sound Money.—
  
741. BANKS, Sound Money.—[continued].
  
742. BANKS, Sound Money.—[further continued].
  
743. BANKS, Suspend Specie Payments.—
  
744. BANNEKER (Benjamin), Talents of.—
  
745. BARBARISM, America and.—
  
746. BARBARISM, End to.—
  
— BARBARY STATES, Algerine Captives.—
  
747. BARBARY STATES, A Confederation against.—
  
748. BARBARY STATES, Confederation Articles.—
  
749. BARBARY STATES, Congress and.—
  
750. BARBARY STATES, Europe and.—
  
751. BARBARY STATES, Great Britain and.—
  
752. BARBARY STATES, Jefferson's Views on.—
  
753. BARBARY STATES, Jefferson's Views on.—[continued].
  
754. BARBARY STATES, The Mediterranean and.—
  
755. BARBARY STATES, The Mediterranean and.—[continued].
  
— BARBARY STATES, Morocco.—
  
756. BARBARY STATES, Purchasing Peace with.—
  
757. BARBARY STATES, Purchasing Peace with.—[continued].
  
758. BARBARY STATES, Purchasing Peace with.—[further continued].
  
759. BARBARY STATES, Purchasing Peace with.—[further continued] .
  
760. BARBARY STATES, Purchasing Peace with.—[further continued].
  
761. BARBARY STATES, Purchasing Peace with.—[further continued] .
  
762. BARBARY STATES, Purchasing Peace with.—[further continued].
  
763. BARBARY STATES, Purchasing Peace with.—[further continued] .
  
764. BARBARY STATES, Purchasing Peace with.—[further continued]..
  
765. BARBARY STATES, Suppression of.—
  
766. BARBARY STATES, Tribute to.—
  
767. BARBARY STATES, Tribute to.—[continued].
  
768. BARBARY STATES, Tribute to.—[further continued].
  
769. BARBARY STATES, War with.—
  
770. BARBARY STATES, War with.—[continued].
  
— BARBARY STATES, War with Tripoli.—
  
771. BARBARY STATES, Weakness of.—
  
772. BARCLAY (Thomas), Missions to Morocco.—
  
773. BARCLAY (Thomas), Missions to Morocco.—[continued].
  
774. BARCLAY (Thomas), Missions to Morocco.—[further continued].
  
775. BARCLAY (Thomas), Missions to Morocco.—[further continued] .
  
776. BARCLAY (Thomas), Missions to Morocco.—[further continued].
  
777. BARLOW (Joel), Proposed History by.—
  
778. BARLOW (Joel), Proposed History by.—[continued].
  
779. BARLOW (Joel), Proposed History by.—[further continued].
  
780. BARLOW (Joel), Works of.—
  
781. BARLOW (Joel), Works of.—[continued].
  
— BARRUEL (Abbe), Book by.—
  
— BARRY, Commodore J.—
  
782. BASTILE, Fall of the.—
  
783. BASTROP'S CASE, Account of.—
  
784. BATTURE, Authority over.—
  
785. BATTURE, Jefferson's action in.—
  
786. BATTURE, Livingston's suit.—
  
787. BATTURE, Marshall's bias and.—
  
788. BATTURE, Marshall's bias and.—[continued].
  
789. BATTURE, Title to.—
  
790. BATTURE, True course in.—
  
791. BAYBARD (James A.), Aaron Burr and.—
  
792. BEAUMARCHAIS (M.), Claim of.—
  
793. BEAUMARCHAIS (M.), Claim of.—[continued].
  
794. BEE, The Honey.—
  
795. BEE, The Honey.—[continued].
  
796. BEER vs. WHISKY.—
  
797. BELLIGERENTS, Code of Rules for.—
  
798. BELLIGERENTS, History of Rules.—
  
799. BELLIGERENTS, Policy toward.—
  
800. BELLIGERENTS, Recruiting by.—
  
801. BELLIGERENTS, Sale of Arms to.—
  
802. BELLIGERENTS, Sale of Ships to.—
  
803. BELLIGERENTS, Transit Privileges.—
  
804. BENEFICENCE, Humanity and.—
  
805. BERLIN DECREES, Piratical Meaning of.—
  
806. BIBLE, Circulation of the.—
  
807. BIBLE, Morality in the.—
  
808. BIBLE, Protestants and the.—
  
809. BIBLE, Translation of the.—
  
810. BIGOTRY, A Disease.—
  
811. BIGOTRY, Political and Religious.—
  
812. BIGOTRY, Self-government and.—
  
813. BIGOTRIES, Union of.—
  
814. BILL OF RIGHTS, An American Idea.—
  
815. BILL OF RIGHTS, The Constitution and.—
  
816. BILL OF RIGHTS, The Constitution and.—[continued].
  
817. BILL OF RIGHTS, Demand for.—
  
818. BILL OF RIGHTS, Fetters against Evil.—
  
819. BILL OF RIGHTS, A Guard to Liberty.—
  
820. BILL OF RIGHTS, An Insufficient.—
  
821. BILL OF RIGHTS, The Judiciary and.—
  
822. BILL OF RIGHTS, The People and.—
  
823. BILL OF RIGHTS, Security in.—
  
824. BILL OF RIGHTS, Security in.—[continued].
  
825. BILL OF RIGHTS, Where Necessary.—
  
826. BILL OF RIGHTS (French), Draft of.—
  
827. BILL OF RIGHTS (French), History of.—
  
— BIMETALISM.—
  
828. BINGHAM (William), Character of.—
  
829. BIRDS, Mocking-bird.—
  
830. BIRDS, Nightingale.—
  
831. BIRDS, Nightingale.—[continued].
  
832. BIRDS, Skylark.—
  
833. BIRDS, Turkey.—
  
834. BIRDS, The Crested Turkey.—
  
835. BIRDS, The Turkey in Heraldry.—
  
836. BIRTH, Public Office and.—
  
837. BIRTHDAY, Jefferson's.—
  
838. BIRTHDAY, Jefferson's.—[continued].
  
839. BIRTHDAY, Celebration of Washington's.—
  
840. BIRTHDAY, Celebration of Washington's.—[continued].
  
841. BISHOP (Samuel), Appointment as Collector.—
  
842. BISHOP (Samuel), Goodrich's removal and.—
  
843. BISHOP (Samuel), New Haven Remonstrance and.—
  
844. BISHOP (Samuel), New Haven Remonstrance and.—[continued].
  
845. BLACKSTONE (Sir William), Commentaries.—
  
846. BLACKSTONE (Sir William), Toryism of.—
  
847. BLAND (Richard), Character of.—
  
848. BLOCKADES, Law of.—
  
849. BLOCKADES, Neutrals and.—
  
850. BLOCKADES, Seizure of Ships.—
  
851. BLOCKADES, Seizure of Ships.—[continued].
  
852. BLOUNT (William), Impeachment of.—
  
853. BOLINGBROKE, Writings of Lord.—
  
854. BOLLMAN (Eric), Burr and.—
  
855. BOLLMAN (Eric), Pardon of.—
  
856. BONAPARTE (Jerome), Marriage of.—
  
857. BONAPARTE (N.), Brutuses for.—
  
858. BONAPARTE (N.), Brutuses for.—[continued].
  
859. BONAPARTE (N.), Cromwell, Washington and.—
  
860. BONAPARTE (N.), Detested.—
  
861. BONAPARTE (N.), Embargo and.—
  
862. BONAPARTE (N.), England and.
  
863. BONAPARTE (N.), Execrated.—
  
864. BONAPARTE (N.), A Great Scoundrel.—
  
865. BONAPARTE (N.), Hatred of United States.—
  
866. BONAPARTE (N.), Hatred of United States.—[continued]
  
867. BONAPARTE (N.), Hatred of United States.—[continued]
  
868. BONAPARTE (N.), Havoc by.—
  
869. BONAPARTE (N.), His Ideas on Government.—
  
870. BONAPARTE (N.), Human Misery and.—
  
871. BONAPARTE (N.), Ignorance of Commerce.—
  
872. BONAPARTE (N.), Imprisonment of.—
  
873. BONAPARTE (N.), Invasion of U. S. by.—
  
874. BONAPARTE (N.), Louisiana and.—
  
875. BONAPARTE (N.), Louisiana and.—[continued].
  
876. BONAPARTE (N.), No Moral Sense.—
  
877. BONAPARTE (N.), Peace and.—
  
878. BONAPARTE (N.), Policy toward United States.—
  
879. BONAPARTE (N.), Political Wickedness of.—
  
880. BONAPARTE (N.), Promises of.—
  
881. BONAPARTE (N.), Republicans and.—
  
882. BONAPARTE (N.), Republicans and.—
  
883. BONAPARTE (N.), Restoration of.
  
884. BONAPARTE (N.), Rights of Nations and.—
  
885. BONAPARTE (N.), Rights of Nations and.—[continued].
  
886. BONAPARTE (N.), Rights of Nations and.—[further continued].
  
887. BONAPARTE (N.), Rights of Nations and.—[further continued] .
  
888. BONAPARTE (N.), Robespierre and.—
  
889. BONAPARTE (N.), Self-government and.—
  
890. BONAPARTE (N.), Self-government and.—[continued].
  
891. BONAPARTE (N.), Selfishness of.—
  
892. BONAPARTE (N.), Statesmanship of.—
  
893. BONAPARTE (N.), Sufferings of.—
  
894. BONAPARTE (N.), Temper of.—
  
895. BONAPARTE (N.), Tyranny of.—
  
896. BONAPARTE (N.), Tyranny of.—[continued].
  
897. BONAPARTE (N.), United States and.—
  
898. BONAPARTE (N.), United States and.—[continued].
  
899. BONAPARTE (N.), United States and.—[further continued].
  
900. BONAPARTE (N.), United States, Russia and.—
  
901. BONAPARTE (N.), United States, Russia and.—[continued].
  
902. BONAPARTE (N.), United States, Russia and.—[further continued].
  
903. BONAPARTE (N.), Vanquished.—
  
904. BONAPARTE (N.), Vanquished.—[continued].
  
905. BONAPARTE (N.), Vanquished.—[further continued].
  
906. BONAPARTE (N.), Vanquished.—[further continued] .
  
907. BOOKS AS CAPITAL.—
  
908. BOOKS, Censorship of.—
  
909. BOOKS, Censorship of.—[continued].
  
910. BOOKS, Duty on.—
  
911. BOOKS, Duty on.—[continued].
  
912. BOOKS, Duty on.—[further continued].
  
913. BOOKS, Duty on.—[further continued]
  
914. BOOKS, Lending.—
  
915. BOOKS, Love of.—
  
916. BOOKS, Prices of.—
  
917. BOOKS, Prices of.—[continued]
  
918. BOOKS, Recommending.—
  
919. BOOKS, Recommending.—[continued].
  
920. BOOKS, Recommending.—[continued].
  
921. BOOKS, Time and.—
  
922. BOOKS, Translations of.—
  
923. BOOKS, Warfare by.—
  
924. BOSTON PORT BILL, Denounced.—
  
925. BOSTON PORT BILL, A Fast Proclaimed.—
  
926. BOSTON PORT BILL, Ruin by.—
  
927. BOTANY, Attractivenese of.—
  
928. BOTANY, New York.—
  
929. BOTANY, School of.—
  
930. BOTANY, Value of.—
  
931. BOTTETOURT (Lord), Character of.—
  
932. BOUNDARIES, Louisiana.—
  
933. BOUNDARIES, Louisiana.—[continued].
  
934. BOUNDARIES, Louisiana.—[further continued].
  
935. BOUNDARIES, Louisiana.—[further continued] .
  
936. BOUNDARIES, Massachusetts
  
937. BOUNDARIES, Northwest.—
  
938. BOUNDARIES, Pennsylvania and Virginia.—
  
939. BOUNDARIES, Pennsylvania and Virginia.—[continued].
  
940. BOUNDARIES, United States and Great Britain.—
  
941. BOUNDARIES, United States and Spain.—
  
942. BOUNDARIES, United States and Spain.—[continued].
  
943. BOUNDARIES, United States and Spain.—[further continued].
  
944. BOUNDARIES, United States and Spain.—[further continued] .
  
945. BOUNDARIES, Virginia and Maryland.—
  
946. BOUNTIES, Policy regarding.—
  
947. BOUNTIES, Recommended.—
  
948. BOURBONS, Incompetent.—
  
949. BOWLES (W. A.), Incites Creek Indians.—
  
950. BOWLES (W. A.), Incites Creek Indians.—[continued].
  
951. BOYS, Sound Principles and.—
  
952. BRAZIL, Condition of.—
  
953. BRAZIL, Empire of.—
  
954. BRAZIL,
  
955. BRAZIL, [continued].
  
956. BRIBERY,
  
957. BRIBERY, [continued].
  
958. BRIBERY, [further continued].
  
959. BRIBERY, Great Britain and.—
  
960. BRIBERY, Jefferson and.—
  
961. BRIBERY OF OFFICIALS.—
  
962. BRIGGS
  
963. BROGLIO
  
964. BROWN
  
965. BUBBLES,
  
966. BUCHAN (Earl of), Character.—
  
967. BUCHANAN (George), Works of.
  
968. BUCHANAN (George), Works of. [continued].
  
969. BUFFON (Count de), Animal theories refuted.—
  
970. BUFFON (Count de), Animal theories refuted.—[continued].
  
971. BUFFON (Count de), Gifts to.—
  
972. BUNKER HILL, Battle of.—
  
973. BURKE (Edmund), Toryism of.—
  
974. BUSINESS, Visionary Principles in.—
  
975. BURR (Aaron), Characteristics of.
  
976. BURR (Aaron), Distrust of.—
  
977. BURR (Aaron), Felling toward.—
  
978. BURR (Aaron), Honesty and.—
  
979. BURR (Aaron), Overrated Talents.—
  
980. BURR (Aaron), Overrated Talents.—[continued].
  
981. BURR (Aaron), Political Services.
  
982. BURR (Aaron), Political Services. [continued].
  
983. BURR (Aaron), Presidential Contest.—
  
984. BURR (Aaron), Relations with Jefferson.—
  
985. BURR (Aaron), Threatens Jefferson.—
  
986. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Counteracted.—
  
987. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Decoys.
  
988. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Decoys. [continued].
  
989. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Designs of.—
  
990. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Designs of.—[continued].
  
991. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Designs of.—[further continued].
  
992. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Designs of.—[further continued] .
  
993. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Fearless of.—
  
994. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Flagitious.—
  
995. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Flagitious.—[continued].
  
996. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Louisiana and.—
  
997. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Louisiana and.—[continued].
  
998. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, The People and.—
  
999. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, The People and.—[continued].
  
1000. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Punishment of.—
  
1001. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Self-government and.—
  
1002. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Strength of Government and.—
  
1003. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Strength of Government and. mdash; [continued].
  
1004. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Strength of Government and. mdash; [further continued].
  
1005. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Suppressed.—
  
1006. BURR'S (A.) TREASON, Western Loyalty.—
  
1007. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Arrest.—
  
1008. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Arrest.—[continued].
  
— BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Bollman's confession.—
  
1009. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Charges.—
  
1010. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Conviction doubtful.—
  
1011. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Conviction doubtful.—[continued].
  
1012. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Court rulings.—
  
1013. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Evidence required.—
  
— BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Executive Papers demanded.—
  
1014. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Federalist support.—
  
1015. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Federalist support.—[continued].
  
1016. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Federalist support.—[further continued].
  
1017. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Federalist support.—[further continued] .
  
1018. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Grand Jury and.—
  
1019. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Guilt clear.—
  
— BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Jefferson Subpœnaed.—
  
1020. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Judiciary Partisanship.—
  
1021. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Judiciary Partisanship.—[continued].
  
1022. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Judiciary Partisanship.—[further continued].
  
1023. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Judiciary Partisanship.—[further continued] .
  
— BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Judge Marshall and.—
  
1024. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Release.—
  
1025. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Release.—[continued].
  
1026. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Relegated to Congress.—
  
1027. BURR'S (A.) TRIAL, Relegated to Congress.—[continued].
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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)

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