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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

7686. SACRIFICES, Necessary.—

7687. SACRIFICES, Rewarding.—

7688. SAFETY, Rights and.—

7689. SAFETY, Union and.—

7690. SALARIES, Adequate.—

7691. SALARIES, Competent.—

7692. SALARIES, Foreign Ministers.—

7693. SALARIES, Increasing.—

7694. SALARIES, Legislators'.—

7695. SALARIES, Multiplication of.—

7696. SALARIES, Official.—

7697. SALARIES, Official.—[continued].

7698. SALARIES, Reduction of.—

7699. SALT WATER, Distillation.—

— SANCHO (Ignatius).—

7700. SAN DOMINGO, Commerce with.—

7701. SAN DOMINGO, Commerce with.—[continued].

7702. SAN DOMINGO, Commerce with.—[further continued].

7703. SAN DOMINGO, England and.—

7704. SAN DOMINGO, Exile of aristocrats.—

7705. SAN DOMINGO, Fugitives from.—

7706. SAN DOMINGO, Military expeditions to.—

7707. SAN DOMINGO, Supplies to.—

7708. SAN DOMINGO, Supplies to.—[continued].

— SAN JUAN (Porto Rico).—

— SARATOGA, Proposed State of.—

7709. SARDINIA, Commerce with.—

7710. SAUSSURE (Horace B.), Philosopher.—

— SAY (Jean Baptiste).—

7711. SCENERY, American.—

7712. SCHISM, Dangers of.—

7713. SCHISM, Governmental.—

7714. SCHISM, Self-government and.—

7715. SCHISM, Silence.—

7716. SCHOOLS, Abortive.—

7717. SCHOOLS, European.—

7718. SCHOOLS, European.—[continued].

7719. SCHOOLS, European.—[further continued].

7720. SCHOOLS, European.—[further continued] .

7721. SCHOOLS, European.—[further continued].

7722. SCHOOLS, Fostering genius in.—

7723. SCHOOLS, Government of.—

7724. SCHOOLS, History in.—

7725. SCHOOLS, Trustees.—

7726. SCHOOLS, Visitors.—

7727. SCHOOLS, Wealth and.—

7728. SCIENCE, Acquirement of.—

7729. SCIENCE, American field of.—

7730. SCIENCE, Common property.—

7731. SCIENCE, Delight in.—

7732. SCIENCE, Elementary works.—

7733. SCIENCE, Encouragement of.—

7734. SCIENCE, Mother of freedom.—

7735. SCIENCE, Pursuit of.—

7736. SCIENCE, Pursuit of.—

7737. SCIENCE, Republican government and.—

7738. SCIENCE, Republican government and.—[continued].

7739. SCIENCES, Distribution of the.—

— SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES.—

— SCIPIO.—

— SCREW PROPELLER.—

7740. SCULPTURE, Style.—

7741. SEAMEN, American.—

7742. SEAMEN, Distressed.—

7743. SEAMEN, Foreign.—

— SEARCH, Right of.—

7744. SECESSION, Baleful.—

— SECESSION, Kentucky and.—

7745. SECESSION, Local discontentedness and.—

7746. SECESSION, Louisiana purchase and.—

7747. SECESSION, Missouri question and.—

7748. SECESSION, New England and.—

7749. SECESSION, New England and.—[continued].

7750. SECESSION, Suppression of.—

7751. SECESSION, War with France and.—

7752. SECRECY, Government and.—

7753. SECRET SERVICE MONEY, Necessary.—

— SECRET SOCIETIES.—

7754. SECRETARIES OF LEGATION, Training.—

7755. SECTIONALISM, Dangers of.—

7756. SECTIONALISM, Dangers of.—[continued].

7757. SECTIONALISM, Moral and political.—

7758. SECTIONALISM, Peace and.—

7759. SEDITION LAW, Connecticut cases.—

7760. SEDITION LAW, England and.—

7761. SEDITION LAW, Executive vs. Judiciary.—

7762. SEDITION LAW, Unconstitutional.—

7763. SEDITION LAW, Unconstitutional.—[continued].

7764. SELF-GOVERNMENT, America and.—

7765. SELF-GOVERNMENT, British parliament and.—

7766. SELF-GOVERNMENT, British parliament and.—[continued].

7767. SELF-GOVERNMENT, British parliament and.—[further continued].

7768. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Classes vs. Masses.—

7769. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Connecticut and.—

7770. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Education and.—

7771. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Europe and.—

7772. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Experiments in.—

7773. SELF-GOVERNMENT, French people and.—

7774. SELF-GOVERNMENT, French people and.—[continued].

7775. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Generations and.—

7776. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Growth of.—

7777. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Interference with.—

7778. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Irresistible.—

7779. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Limitations of.—

7780. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Local.—

7781. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Louisiana and.—

7782. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Maximum.—

7783. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Men capable of.—

7784. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Men capable of.—[continued].

7785. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Men capable of.—[further continued].

7786. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Men capable of.—[further continued] .

7787. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Natural.—

7788. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Preservation of.—

7789. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Purposes of.—

7790. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Qualifications for.—

7791. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Reason and.—

7792. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Right to.—

7793. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Right to.—[continued].

7794. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Rightful limits.—

7795. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Spaniards and.—

7796. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Study of.—

7797. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Training for.—

7798. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Universal.—

7799. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Usurpation and.—

7800. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Voluntary associations and.—

7801. SELF-PRESERVATION, Law of.—

7802. SENATE (French), Plan of.—

7803. SENATE (United States), Advice and consent.—

7804. SENATE (United States), Advice and consent.—[continued].

7805. SENATE (United States), Cabal in.—

7806. SENATE (United States), Check on House of Representatives.—

7807. SENATE (United States), Executive and.—

7808. SENATE (United States), Executive and.—[continued].

7809. SENATE (United States), Executive and.—[further continued].

7810. SENATE (United States), Executive information and.—

7811. SENATE (United States), Firmness.—

7812. SENATE (United States), Honorable.—

7813. SENATE (United States), Jefferson's address to.—

7814. SENATE (United States), John Adams's opinions.—

7815. SENATE (United States), John Adams's opinions.—[continued].

7816. SENATE (United States), Nominations.—

7817. SENATE (United States), People and.—

7818. SENATE (United States), Rules of.—

7819. SENATE (United States), Rules of.—[continued].

7820. SENATE (United States), Rules of.—[further continued].

7821. SENATE (United States), Wisdom.—

7822. SENATE (Virginia), Defects in.—

7823. SENATE (Virginia), Election of members.—

— SENATORS (United States), Election of.—

7824. SENATORS (United States), Term of office.—

7825. SENECA, Moral system of.—

7826. SENILITY, Abhorrent.—

7827. SENILITY, Unconscious.—

7828. SENSE, Directed by.—

7829. SENSE, National.—

7830. SENSE, People and.—

7831. SENSE, People and.—[continued].

7832. SENSE, People and.—[further continued].

7833. SENSE, Republicanism and.—

7834. SERVICE, Civic.—

7835. SERVICE, Credit for.—

7836. SERVICE, Credit for.—[continued].

7837. SERVICE, Old age and.—

7838. SERVICE, Rendering.—

7839. SERVICE, Reward of.—

7840. SERVICE, Tours of.—

7841. SHAYS'S REBELLION, Conduct and motives of.—

7842. SHAYS'S REBELLION, European opinion of.—

7843. SHAYS'S REBELLION, Excuse for.—

7844. SHAYS'S REBELLION, Government and.—

7845. SHAYS'S REBELLION, Government and.—[continued].

7846. SHAYS'S REBELLION, Lessons of.—

7847. SHAYS'S REBELLION, The people and.—

7848. SHAYS'S REBELLION, Unalarmed by.—

7849. SHAYS'S REBELLION, Unalarmed by.—[continued].

7850. SHAYS'S REBELLION, Unjustifiable.—

7851. SHEEP, Profits from.—

7852. SHEEP, Protection of.—

7853. SHEEP, Wolves and.—

7854. SHEEP (Merinos), Importing.—

7855. SHEEP (Merinos), Present of.—

7856. SHEEP (Merinos), Raising.—

7857. SHELLS, Growth of.—

7858. SHELLS, Voltaire's errors.—

7859. SHERIFF, Election in Virginia.—

7860. SHERIFF, Important office.—

7861. SHIPPING (American), British hostility.—

7862. SHIPPING (American), British hostility.—[continued].

7863.

7864. SHIPPING (American), French decree against.—

7865. SHIPPING (American), Navigation act.—

7866. SHIPPING (American), Peculiarities of.—

7867. SHIPPING (American), Protection of.—

7868. SHIPPING (American), Simplification of duties.—

7869. SHIPPING (American), West Indian trade.—

7870. SHIPS, Passports.—

7871. SHIPS, Passports.—[continued].

7872. SHIPS, Passports.—[further continued].

7873. SHIPS, Passports.—[further continued] .

7874. SHIPS, Passports.—[further continued].

7875. SHIPS, Passports.—[further continued] .

7876. SHIPS, Passports.—[further continued].

7877. SHIPS, Purchase of foreign.—

7878. SHIPS, Purchase of foreign.—[continued].

7879. SHIPS, Purchase of foreign.—[further continued].

7880. SHIPS, Registers.—

7881. SHIPS, Registers.—[continued].

— SHIPS, Screw-propeller.—

7882. SHIPS, Sea-letters.—

7883. SHIPS, Sea-letters.—[continued].

7884. SHIPS, Subsidies for.—

7885. SHIPS, Tonnage duties.—

7886. SHIPS, Tonnage duties.—[continued].

7887. SHIPS, Voyage to China.—

— SHIPS, Water for.—

7888. SHORT (William), Attachment to.—

7889. SHORT (William), Diplomatic services.—

7890. SHORT (William), Diplomatic services.—[continued].

7891. SHORT (William), Diplomatic services.—[further continued].

7892. SHORT (William), Diplomatic services.—[further continued] .

7893. SHORT (William), Private secretary.—

7894. SHORT (William), Private secretary.—[continued].

7895. SHORT (William), Rejected by Senate.—

7896. SHORT (William), Republicanism.—

7897. SHORT (William), Talents.—

7898. SHORT (William), Talents.—[continued].

7899. SIEYES (Abbe), Logical.—

7900. SILENCE, Golden.—

— SILVER, Intrinsic value of.—

7901. SIMPLICITY, Government and.—

7902. SIMPLICITY, Government and.—[continued].

7903. SIMPLICITY, Government and.—[further continued].

7904. SIMPLICITY, Individual.—

7905. SINCERITY, Language and.—

7906. SINCERITY, Valued.—

7907. SINCLAIR (Sir John), Benefactor.—

7908. SINECURES, Taxation and.—

7909. SLANDER, Anonymous.—

7910. SLANDER, Answer to.—

7911. SLANDER, Answer to.—[continued].

7912. SLANDER, Brutal.—

7913. SLANDER, Character vs.—

7914. SLANDER, Chrism of.—

7915. SLANDER, Disregard of.—

7916. SLANDER, Hamilton and.—

7917. SLANDER, Irritating.—

7918. SLANDER, Newspapers and.—

7919. SLANDER, Of patriots.—

7920. SLANDER, Political.—

7921. SLANDER, Prevalent.—

7922. SLANDER, Public office and.—

7923. SLANDER, Punishment for.—

7924. SLANDER, Secret.—

7925. SLANDER, Voluminous.—

7926. SLAVE TRADE, Abolition of.—

7927. SLAVE TRADE, Abolition of.—[continued].

7928. SLAVERY, Abolition of.—

7929. SLAVERY, Abolition of.—[continued]

7930. SLAVERY, Abolition of.—[further continued].

7931. SLAVERY, Abolition of.—[further continued] .

7932. SLAVERY, Abolition of.—[further continued].

7933. SLAVERY, Abolition of.—[further continued] .

7934. SLAVERY, Abolition of.—[further continued].

7935. SLAVERY, Abomination.—

7936. SLAVERY, Colonial condemnation.—

7937. SLAVERY, Constitutional inhibition.—

7938. SLAVERY, Constitutional inhibition.—[continued].

7939. SLAVERY, Deplorable results of.—

7940. SLAVERY, Destructive of industry.—

7941. SLAVERY, Divine justice and.—

7942. SLAVERY, Establishment in Virginia.—

7943. SLAVERY, Extension of.—

7944. SLAVERY, George III. and.—

7945. SLAVERY, Indians and.—

7946. SLAVERY, Lawfulness.—

7947. SLAVERY, Moral reproach of.—

7948. SLAVERY, Poem against.—

7949. SLAVERY, Political error of.—

7950. SLAVERY, Roman.—

7951. SLAVERY, Sectional views in 1785.—

7952. SLAVERY, Strictures on.—

7953. SLAVES, Abuse of.—

7954. SLAVES, British seizure of.—

7955. SLAVES, Comfort of.—

7956. SLAVES, Duty to.—

7957. SLAVES, European laborers and.—

7958. SLAVES, Hiring out.—

7959. SLAVES, Importation of.—

7960. SLAVES, Importation of.—[continued].

7961. SLAVES, Increase of.—

7962. SLAVES, Labor and.—

7963. SLAVES, Manumission of.—

7964. SLAVES, Masters and.—

7965. SLAVES, Metayers and.—

7966. SLAVES, Property in.—

7967. SLAVES, Protection of.—

7968. SLAVES, Recovery of fugitive.—

7969. SLAVES, Recovery of fugitive.—[continued].

7970. SLAVES, San Domingo insurrection.—

7971. SLAVES, San Domingo insurrection.—[continued].

7972. SLAVES, Thievery and.—

7973. SLAVES (Emancipation), Bill for.—

7974. SLAVES (Emancipation), Bill for.—[continued].

7975. SLAVES (Emancipation), Blessings of.—

7976. SLAVES (Emancipation), Certain.—

7977. SLAVES (Emancipation), Certain.—[continued].

7978. SLAVES (Emancipation), Defeated.—

7979. SLAVES (Emancipation), Gradual.—

7980. SLAVES (Emancipation), Methods of.—

7981. SLAVES (Emancipation), Prayers for.—

7982. SLAVES (Emancipation), Preparations for.—

7983. SLAVES (Emancipation), Principle and.—

7984. SLAVES (Emancipation), Propaganda for.—

7985. SLAVES (Emancipation), Providence and.—

7986. SLAVES (Emancipation), Time and.—

7987. SLAVES (Emancipation), Time and.—[continued].

7988. SLAVES (Emancipation), Total.—

7989. SLAVES (Emancipation), United States purchase of.—

7990. SLAVES (Emancipation), West Indies and.—

7991. SLAVES (Emancipation), West Indies and.—[continued].

7992. SLEEP, Habits of.—

7993. SMALL (William), Guide and friend.—

7994. SMALL (William), Jefferson's early companion.—

— SMITH (Adam).—

7995. SMITH (John), Services to Virginia.—

7996. SMITH (Robert), Estimate of.—

7997. SMITH (Samuel), Tender of office.—

7998. SMITH (William S.), Character of.—

7999. SMUGGLING, Temptations to.—

8000. SNAKES, Antipathy to.—

8001. SOCIAL INTERCOURSE, Contentment and.—

8002. SOCIAL INTERCOURSE, Harmony and.—

8003. SOCIAL INTERCOURSE, Opinions and.—

8004. SOCIAL INTERCOURSE, Politics and.—

8005. SOCIETIES (Communal), Experiments.—

8006. SOCIETIES (Communal), Practicability.—

— SOCIETIES (Democratic).—

8007. SOCIETIES (Scientific), Peaceful.—

8008. SOCIETIES (Secret), Dangerous.—

8009. SOCIETIES (Secret), Government and.—

8010. SOCIETY, American.—

8011. SOCIETY, Jefferson's choice.—

8012. SOCIETY, Majority rule.—

8013. SOCIETY, Necessity for.—

8014. SOCIETY, Parisian.—

— SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.—

8015. SOCRATES, Dæmon of.—

8016. SOCRATES, Plato and.—

8017. SOLITUDE, Philosophy and.—

8018. SOULS, Transmigration of.—

8019. SOUTH AMERICA, Revolt in.—

8020. SOUTH CAROLINA, Fidelity.—

8021. SOUTH CAROLINA, Free government and.—

8022. SOVEREIGNTY, Infringement.—

8023. SOVEREIGNTY, Infringement.—[continued].

8024. SOVEREIGNTY, Justice and.—

8025. SOVEREIGNTY, Partition of.—

8026. SPAIN, Bonaparte and.—

8027. SPAIN, Common interests.—

8028. SPAIN, Conciliation of.—

8029. SPAIN, English alliance against.—

8030. SPAIN, English alliance against.—[continued].

8031. SPAIN, English alliance against.—[further continued].

8032. SPAIN, Friendship with.—

8033. SPAIN, Friendship with.—[continued].

8034. SPAIN, Good faith towards.—

8035. SPAIN, Good offices of.—

8036. SPAIN, Government of.—

8037. SPAIN, Honest, but unwise.—

8038. SPAIN, Hostility of.—

8039. SPAIN, Incitement of Indians.—

8040. SPAIN, Incitement of Indians.—[continued].

8041. SPAIN, Incitement of Indians.—[further continued].

8042. SPAIN, Incitement of Indians.—[further continued] .

8043. SPAIN, Invasion of.—

8044. SPAIN, Loss of colonies.—

8045. SPAIN, Peace with.—

8046. SPAIN, Peace with.—[continued].

8047. SPAIN, Perfidy of.—

8048. SPAIN, Reprisal on.—

8049. SPAIN, Republicanism in.—

8050. SPAIN, Spanish America and.—

8051. SPAIN, Spanish America and.—[continued].

8052. SPAIN, Spoliations and boundaries.—

8053. SPAIN, Spoliations and boundaries.—[continued].

8054. SPAIN, Spoliations and boundaries.—[further continued].

8055. SPAIN, Spoliations and boundaries.—[further continued] .

8056. SPAIN, Spoliations and boundaries.—[further continued].

8057. SPAIN, Spoliations and boundaries.—[further continued] .

8058. SPAIN, Treaty with.—

8059. SPAIN, War against.—

8060. SPANISH AMERICA, Aid to.—

8061. SPANISH AMERICA, Aid to.—[continued].

8062. SPANISH AMERICA, Aid to.—[further continued].

8063. SPANISH AMERICA, Constitution for.—

8064. SPANISH AMERICA, Ignorance in.—

8065. SPANISH AMERICA, Ignorance in.—[continued].

8066. SPANISH AMERICA, Independence of.—

8067. SPANISH AMERICA, Independence of.—[continued].

8068. SPANISH AMERICA, Independence of.—[further continued].

8069. SPANISH AMERICA, Interest in.—

8070. SPANISH AMERICA, Name for.—

8071. SPANISH AMERICA, Natural divisions of.—

8072. SPANISH AMERICA, Relations with Spain.—

8073. SPANISH AMERICA, Revolt of.—

8074. SPANISH AMERICA, Revolt of.—[continued].

8075. SPANISH AMERICA, Self-government and.—

8076. SPANISH AMERICA, Self-government and.—[continued].

8077. SPANISH AMERICA, Self-government and.—[further continued].

8078. SPANISH AMERICA, Self-government and.—[further continued] .

8079. SPANISH AMERICA, United States and.—

8080. SPECIAL LEGISLATION, Favoritism and.—

— SPECIE.—

8081. SPECULATION, Agriculture vs.—

8082. SPECULATION, A crime.—

8083. SPECULATION, Excessive.—

8084. SPECULATION, Excessive.—[continued].

8085. SPECULATION, In France.—

8086. SPECULATION, Gambling and.—

8087. SPECULATION, Gambling and.—[continued].

8088. SPECULATION, Gambling and.—[further continued].

8089. SPECULATION, Land.—

8090. SPECULATION, Morality and.—

8091. SPECULATION, Stocks.—

8092. SPELLING, Correct.—

8093. SPELLING, Reform of English.—

8094. SPIES, Congress and.—

8095. SPIES, Employment of.—

8096. SPIES, Jefferson and.—

— SPIES, Treasury.—

8097. SPIRIT, Party.—

8098. SPIRIT, Of the people.—

8099. SPRINGS, Medicinal.—

8100. SQUATTERS, Prohibition of.—

8101. SQUATTERS, Removal.—

8102. STABILITY, Laudable.—

8103. STABILITY, Of the Republic.—

8104. STAEL (Madame de), Sympathy.—

8105. STANDARD, Arbitrary.—

8106. STANDARD, Decimal system.—

8107. STANDARD, Decimal system.—[continued].

— STANDARD, Money.—

8108. STANDARD, Regulating.—

8109. STANDARD (Measures), English.—

8110. STANDARD (Measures), French.—

8111. STANDARD (Measures), Invariable.—

8112. STANDARD (Measures), Method of obtaining.—

8113. STANDARD (Measures), Odometer.—

8114. STANDARD (Measures), Pendulum.—

8115. STANDARD (Measures), Pendulum.—[continued].

8116. STANDARD (Measures), Pendulum.—[further continued].

8117. STANDARD (Measures), Rod.—

8118. STANDARD (Measures), Universal.—

8119. STANDARD (Measures), Universal.—[continued].

8120. STANDARD (Weights), Avoirdupois and Troy.—

8121. STANDARD (Weights), Basis.—

8122. STANDARD (Weights), Ratios.—

8123. STANDARD (Weights), Ratios.—[continued]

8124. STATE RIGHTS, Coercion.—

8125. STATE RIGHTS, Congress and.—

8126. STATE RIGHTS, Congress and.—[continued].

8127. STATE RIGHTS, Constitution and.—

8128. STATE RIGHTS, Encroachments on.—

8129. STATE RIGHTS, Freedom and.—

8130. STATE RIGHTS, General welfare.—

8131. STATE RIGHTS, Home rule.—

8132. STATE RIGHTS, Home rule.—[continued].

8133. STATE RIGHTS, Interior Government.—

8134. STATE RIGHTS, Lines of demarcation.—

8135. STATE RIGHTS, Metallic money and.—

8136. STATE RIGHTS, National bank and.—

8137. STATE RIGHTS, Nullification.—

8138. STATE RIGHTS, Preservation of.—

8139. STATE RIGHTS, Preservation of.—[continued].

8140. STATE RIGHTS, Judiciary and.—

8141. STATE RIGHTS, Reserved.—

8142. STATE RIGHTS, Slavery and.—

8143. STATE RIGHTS, Sovereignty.—

8144. STATE RIGHTS, Support of.—

8145. STATE RIGHTS, Surrender of.—

8146. STATES, Admission of new.—

8147. STATES, Barriers of liberty.—

8148. STATES, Confederation of.—

8149. STATES, Cooperation of.—

8150. STATES, Commerce between.—

8151. STATES, Commerce between.—[continued].

8152. STATES, Common interests.—

8153. STATES, Correspondence between Executives.—

8154. STATES, Counties and.—

8155. STATES, Division of authority.—

8156. STATES, Equality in size.—

8157. STATES, Federal government and.—

8158. STATES, Federal government and.—[continued].

8159. STATES, Federal government and.—[further continued].

8160. STATES, Federal government and.—[further continued] .

8161. STATES, Federal government and.—[further continued].

8162. STATES, Fundamental principles of new.—

8163. STATES, Fundamental principles of new.—[continued].

8164. STATES, Government of.—

8165. STATES, Kentucky's appeal to.—

8166. STATES, Power of.—

8167. STATES, Respect for.—

8168. STATES, Safety of citizens.—

8169. STATES, Sovereignty of.—

8170. STATES, Union of.—

8171. STATES, Union of.—[continued].

8172. STATES, Vermont and Franklin.—

8173. STATESMEN, Honesty and.—

8174. STEAM, Application of.—

8175. STEAM, Domestic use.—

8176. STEAM, Engines.—

8177. STEAM, Fire engine.—

8178. STEAM, Grist mills.—

8179. STEAM, Grist mills.—[continued].

8180. STEAM, Horse power vs.—

8181. STEAM, Livingston's experiments.—

8182. STEAM, Navigation.—

8183. STEAM, Navigation.—[continued].

8184. STEAM, Rumsey's ship.—

8185. STEAM, Water supply.—

— STERNE (Laurence), Writings of.—

8186. STEUBEN (Baron), Services of.—

8187. STEWART (Dugald), Metaphysician.—

— STRAWBERRY.—

8188. STRENGTH, National.—

8189. STRENGTH, National.—[continued].

8190. STUART (Archibald), Talented.—

8191. STUART (House of), America and.—

8192. STUART (House of), Crimes.—

8193. STUART (House of), Evil influence.—

8194. STUART (House of), Hume and.—

8195. STUDY, In old age.—

8196. STUDY, Young men and.—

— STYLOGRAPH.—

8197. SUBMISSION, To parliament.—

8198. SUBSERVIENCE, Americans and.—

— SUBSIDIES.—

8199. SUBSISTENCE, Discoveries and.—

8200. SUFFRAGE, Ark of safety.—

8201. SUFFRAGE, Bribery and.—

8202. SUFFRAGE, Education and.—

8203. SUFFRAGE, Education and.—[continued].

8204. SUFFRAGE, Education and.—[further continued].

8205. SUFFRAGE, Exercise of.—

8206. SUFFRAGE, General.—

8207. SUFFRAGE, Instrument of reform.—

8208. SUFFRAGE, Property qualification.—

8209. SUFFRAGE, Property qualification.—[continued].

8210. SUFFRAGE, Property qualification.—[further continued].

8211. SUFFRAGE, Restricted.—

8212. SUFFRAGE, Taxes and militia duty.—

8213. SUGAR, Maple.—

8214. SUGAR, Maple.—[continued].

8215. SUGAR, Maple.—[further continued].

8216. SUGAR, The poor and.—

— SUICIDE.—

8217. SUMTER (Thomas), Description of.—

8218. SUN, Almighty physician.—

8219. SUN-DIAL, Calculations for a.—

8220. SUPREME COURT, Appointments to.—

8221. SUPREME COURT, Centralization and.—

8222. SUPREME COURT, Centralization and.—[continued].

8223. SUPREME COURT, Individual opinions.—

8224. SUPREME COURT, Individual opinions.—[continued].

8225. SUPREME COURT, Individual opinions.—[further continued].

8226. SUPREME COURT, Individual opinions.—[further continued] .

8227. SUPREME COURT, Marshall's opinions.—

8228. SUPREME COURT, Questions of constitutionality.—

8229. SUPREME COURT, Questions of constitutionality.—[continued].

8230. SUPREME COURT, Republicanism and.—

8231. SUPREME COURT, Republicanism and.—[continued].

8232. SUPREME COURT, Republicanism and.—[further continued].

8233. SUPREME COURT, Republicanism and.—[further continued] .

8234. SUPREME COURT, Republicanism and.—[further continued].

8235. SUPREME COURT, Republicanism and.—[further continued] .

8236. SUPREME COURT, State rights and.—

8237. SUPREME COURT, State rights and.—[continued].

8238. SUPREME COURT, State rights and.—[further continued].

8239. SURPLUS, Accumulation of.—

8240. SURPLUS, Congress and.—

8241. SURPLUS, Disposition of.—

8242. SURPLUS, Taxation and.—

8243. SURVEYING, Method of platting.—

8244. SWARTWOUT (Samuel), Character of.—

— SYLVANIA, Proposed state of.—

8245. SYMPATHY, For the afflicted.—

8246. SYMPATHY, Of friends.—

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8024. SOVEREIGNTY, Justice and.—

The administration of justice is a branch of
the sovereignty over a country, and belongs
exclusively to the nation inhabiting it. No
foreign power can pretend to participate in
their jurisdiction, or that their citizens received
there are not subject to it.—
To George Hammond. Washington ed. iii, 415. Ford ed., vi, 56.
(Pa., 17921792)gt;