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The writings of James Madison,

comprising his public papers and his private correspondence, including numerous letters and documents now for the first time printed.
Madison, James (1751-1836)
  
THE WRITINGS OF JAMES MADISON VOLUME VII. 1803–1807
  
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CONTENTS FOR VOLUME VII.
  
CHRONOLOGY OF JAMES MADISON.

  
TO CHARLES PINCKNEY.
  
TO CHARLES PINCKNEY.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
  
TO RUFUS KING.
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TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON AND JAMES MONROE.
  
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II.
  
III
  
IV.
  
V.
  
VI.
  
VII.
  
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PLAN.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO CHARLES PINCKNEY.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON AND JAMES MONROE.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON AND JAMES MONROE.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON AND JAMES MONROE.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON AND JAMES MONROE.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
  
TO CHARLES PINCKNEY.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
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TO JAMES MONROE.
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Observations on the preceding plan.
  
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On Article II.
  
On Article III.
  
On Article IV.
  
On Article V.
  
On Article VI.
  
On Article VII.
  
On Article VIII, IX, and X.
  
On Article XI.
  
On Article XII.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
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TO JAMES MONROE
 I. 
ARTICLE I.
 II. 
ARTICLE II.
 III. 
ARTICLE III.
 IV. 
ARTICLE IV.
 V. 
ARTICLE V.
  
Observations.
  
TO JAMES MONROE AND CHARLES PINCKNEY.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO NOAH WEBSTER.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO JAMES MONROE
  
TO JOHN ARMSTRONG.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO JOHN ARMSTRONG AND JAMES BOWDOIN.
  
PROJECT OF A CONVENTION.
  
TO JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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AN EXAMINATION OF THE BRITISH DOCTRINE, WHICH SUBJECTS TO CAPTURE A NEUTRAL TRADE, NOT OPEN IN TIME OF PEACE.
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TREATIES.
  
Examples to which Great Britain is not a party.
  
Treaties to which England first, and then Great Britain, was a party.
  
The Conduct of Other Nations
  
Conduct of Great Britain
  
TO JAMES MONROE AND WILLIAM PINKNEY.
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TO JAMES MONROE AND WILLIAM PINKNEY.
  
IMPRESSMENTS.
  
COLONIAL TRADE.
  
BLOCKADES.
  
MARGINAL JURISDICTION ON THE HIGH SEAS.
  
EAST AND WEST INDIA TRADES.
  
INDEMNIFICATIONS.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
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TO JAMES MONROE AND WILLIAM PINKNEY
  
ART. 6.
  
ART. 8.
  
ART. 9.
  
ART. 10.
  
ART. 12.
  
ART. 13.
  
ART. 17.
  
ART: 20.
  
ART: 23.
  
ART: 26.
  
TO JOHN ARMSTRONG.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO JOHN ARMSTRONG AND JAMES BOWDOIN.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO JAMES BOWDOIN.
  
TO JAMES MONROE.
  
TO WILLIAM PINKNEY.

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VII.

To incorporate the inhabitants of the hereby ceded territory
with the citizens of the United States on an equal footing,
being a provision, which cannot now be made, it is to be
expected, from the character and policy of the United States,
that such incorporation will take place without unnecessary
delay. In the meantime they shall be secure in their persons
and property, and in the free enjoyment of their religion.

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