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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 I. 1769–1783
 
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.
 
JAMES MADISON.
 
CHRONOLOGY OF JAMES MADISON. 1751–1783.
 
THE WRITINGS OF JAMES MADISON

 
TO REV. THOMAS MARTIN.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO WILLIAM BRADFORD, JR.
 
1772. ACT FOR OPENING & KEEPING IN REPAIR PUBLIC ROADS.
 
TO WILLIAM BRADFORD, JR.
 
TO WILLIAM BRADFORD, JR.
 
TO WILLIAM BRADFORD, JR.
 
TO WILLIAM BRADFORD, JR.
 
TO WILLIAM BRADFORD, JR.
 
ADDRESS "TO CAPTAIN PATRICK HENRY AND THE GENTLEMEN INDEPENDENTS OF HANOVER.
 
INDEPENDENCE AND CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
INSTRUCTIONS TO JOHN JAY.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO JOSEPH JONES.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO AMBROSE MADISON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH. (Extract.)
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO PHILIP MAZZEI.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO JAMES MADISON.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF MR. MADISON, MR. DUANE, & MR. CLYMER, RELATIVE TO THE INSTRUCTIONS OF MR. ADAMS—July 5th, 1782.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
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TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
 
TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
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DEBATES IN THE CONGRESS OF THE CONFEDERATION, FROM NOVEMBER 4TH, 1782, TO FEBRUARY I3TH, 1783.

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TO EDMUND PENDLETON.

MAD. MSS.
Philada. Decr. 26. 1780.

Dear Sir,—I have your favor of the 18th. inst:
inclosing another relating to Capt: C. Taylor with
a certificate of his situation, to which I shall pay the
necessary attention but cannot undertake to predict
certain success.

The Danish Declaration with the step taken in
consequence by the Cr. of London mentioned in the
inclosed are the chief news of this week. There is a
report that Arnold is gone up the sound with 4000
troops towards N. London. Wishing you the compliments
of the season

I am Dr Sr. yours sincerely
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