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Jefferson / Oberg

The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 33

17 February to 30 April 1801
Erscheinungsjahr 2007
ISBN: 978-0-691-12910-5
Verlag: Princeton University Press

17 February to 30 April 1801

Buch, Englisch, Band Volume 33, 800 Seiten, Format (B × H): 167 mm x 246 mm, Gewicht: 1276 g

Reihe: Papers of Thomas Jefferson

ISBN: 978-0-691-12910-5
Verlag: Princeton University Press


Under normal circumstances, Thomas Jefferson would have had more than two months to prepare for his presidency. However, since the House of Representatives finally settled a tied electoral vote only on 17 February 1801, he had two weeks. This book, which covers the two-and-a-half-month period from that day through April 30, is the first of some twenty volumes that will document Jefferson's two terms as President of the United States. Here, Jefferson drafts his Inaugural Address, one of the landmark documents of American history. In this famous speech, delivered before a packed audience in the Senate Chamber on March 4, he condemns "political intolerance" and asserts that "we are all republicans: we are all federalists," while invoking a policy of "friendship with all nations, entangling alliances with none." Jefferson appoints his Cabinet members and deals with the time-consuming process of sifting through the countless appeals and supporting letters of recommendation for government jobs as he seeks to reward loyal Republicans and maintain bipartisan harmony at the same time. Among these letters is one from Catharine Church, who remarks that only women, excluded as they are from political favor or government employment, can be free of "ignorant affectation" and address the president honestly. Jefferson also initiates preparations for a long cruise by a squadron of American warships, with an unstated expectation that their destination will probably be the Barbary Coast of the Mediterranean.

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Foreword vii

Editorial Method and Apparatus xv

Illustrations xlv

Jefferson Chronology 2

1801

Announcement of Election Results, [17 February] 3

From Hugh Henry Brackenridge, 17 February 4

From Thomas Leiper, 17 February 7

From George Meade, 17 February 8

From Nicholas J. Roosevelt, 17 February 9

Notes on a Letter of William Pinckney, [after 17 February] 10

Notes on New York Patronage, [after 17 February] 11

To John Adams, 18 February 12

To Henry Dearborn, 18 February 13

To William Jackson, 18 February 14

List of John Adams's Judicial Appointments, [18 February] 15 To James Madison, 18 February 16

From Benjamin Perkins, 18 February 17

To Craven Peyton, 18 February 18

From Benjamin Stoddert, 18 February 18

From Caspar Wistar, 18 February 19

To Thomas Mann Randolph, 19 February 20 From Stephen Thorn, 19 February 21

To Thomas Whitlaw, 19 February 22

From John Adams, 20 February 23 To Samuel Dexter, 20 February 24

From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 20 February 24

To the House of Representatives, 20 February 25

From Josef Ignacio de Viar, 20 February 26

From George Logan, 20 February 26

From James Lyon, 20 February 26

From Thomas McKean, 20 February 28

From Stephen Sayre, 20 February 30

From John Wright, 20 February 31 From John Dickinson, 21 February 31

From Joseph Fay, 21 February 32

To George Jefferson, 21 February 33

To Charles Willson Peale, 21 February 34

To Benjamin Stoddert, 21 February 35 To Daniel Trump, 21 February 35

To John Wayles Eppes, 22 February 37

To William Evans, 22 February 38

From Robert Gourlay, 22 February 39 From Elijah Gri?ths, 22 February 40

From Israel Israel, 22 February 42

To Philippe de L?tombe, 22 February 43

From James Martin, 22 February 44

From William Munson, 22 February 44

From James Thomson Callender, 23 February 46

From Catherine Church, 23 February 48

From Thomas T. Davis, 23 February 49

To Thomas Leiper, 23 February 50

To Meriwether Lewis, 23 February 51

List of John Adams's Appointments, 23 February 52

From John Moody, 23 February 53

From Francis Say, 23 February 53

To Samuel Harrison Smith, 23 February 54

To James Wilkinson, 23 February 54

From James Bowdoin, 24 February 55

From Elbridge Gerry, 24 February 56

From William Jackson, 24 February 58

From Thomas Lewis, Jr., 24 February 59

To Robert R. Livingston, 24 February 61

From Jonathan H. Nichols, 24 February 61

From Joseph Nourse, 24 February 62

From Marinus Willett, 24 February 62

From John Gardiner, 25 February 64

From William Heath, 25 February 65

To Thomas Lomax, 25 February 66

To Richard Richardson, 25 February 67

From Benjamin Stoddert, 25 February 68

From Isaac Weaver, Jr., 25 February 68

From Joseph Anderson and William Cocke, 26 February 69

From Samuel Bryan, [ca. 26 February] 71

From Pierce Butler, 26 February 74

From Nicolas Gouin Dufief, 26 February 75

From William Findley, 26 February 77

From Philippe de L?tombe, 26 February 81

To Robert Morris, 26 February 81

From Patrick Sim, 26 February 82

From John Strode, 26 February 83

From John Beckley, 27 February 84

From Delamotte, 27 February 87

From Johann Eckstein, 27 February 90

From William Evans, 27 February 91

From George Jefferson, 27 February 92

From George Logan, 27 February 93

To Tarleton Bates, [28] February 94

From Joseph Hardy, 28 February 95

From Philippe de L?tombe, 28 February 96

From James Madison, 28 February 99

To the Senate, 28 February 101

From John Vanmetre, 28 February 102

From Burgess Allison, 1 March 104

From Joseph Anderson, 1 March 105

From Elijah Boardman, 1 March 106

From William Duane, 1 March 108

From Benjamin Hawkins, 1 March 109

From John Garland Jefferson, 1 March 110

From Matthew Lyon, 1 March 111

From Rembrandt Peale, 1 March 114

From Elizabeth House Trist, 1 March 115

From Stephen Burrowes, 2 March 116

From Joseph Eggleston, 2 March 116

To James Hillhouse, 2 March 117

From James Hillhouse, [2 March] 118

To John Marshall, 2 March 119

From John Marshall, 2 March 120

From Robert Morris, 2 March 121

From Anonymous, [before 3 March] 122

From David Jones, 3 March 123

From Matthew Lyon, 3 March 125

From James Monroe, 3 March 126

From Samuel A. Otis, 3 March, enclosing
Orders on the Inauguration, 2 March 128

From Theodore Peters, 3 March 129

From Moses Robinson, 3 March 129

To the Senate, 3 March 131

From Benjamin Stoddert, 3 March 132

From Stephen Thorn, 3 March 132

First Inaugural Address, 4 March 134

I. First Draft, [before 4 March] 139

II. II. Revised Draft, [before 4 March] 143 III. First Inaugural Address, [4 March] 148 From Arthur Campbell, 4 March 152 From Thomas Claxton, 4 March 153 From the District of Columbia Commissioners, enclosing Suspension of Certain Building Regulations, 4 March 154 From William Falkener, enclosing
From Warren County Inhabitants, 4 March 155

From Fayetteville Republican Citizens, 4 March 156

From Cyrus Gri?n, 4 March 157

To George Jefferson, 4 March 157

From George Jefferson, 4 March 158

From Peter Legaux, 4 March 160

From Francis Mentges, 4 March 161

From the New Jerusalem Church of Baltimore, 4 March 162

From Richard Dobbs Spaight, 4 March 164

From John Cleves Symmes, 4 March 166

From James Warren, 4 March 167

From "Your Unknown Friend," 4 March 168

From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 4 March 169

Circular Letter to Midnight Appointees, [after 4 March] 172

From Joseph Anderson and William Cocke, 5 March 174

From Abraham Baldwin and Benjamin Taliaferro, 5 March 175

From William Findley, 5 March 178

From Nicholas King and Others, 5 March 180

To Philippe de L?tombe, 5 March 181

To Levi Lincoln, 5 March 181

Receipt from John Minchin, 5 March 182

From James Monroe, 5 March 182

Notes on New Jersey Patronage, [ca. 5 March-before June] 183

From John Page, 5 March 184

From Charles Pinckney, 5 March 186

From Providence Citizens, 5 March 187

To the Senate, 5 March 188

From John R. Smith, 5 March 189

From Edward Thornton, 5 March 190

From Joseph Anderson, 6 March 191

From Abraham Baldwin, 6 March 191

From Columbia, South Carolina, Citizens, 6 March 194

From Thomas T. Davis, 6 March 195

From Jonathan Dayton and Aaron Ogden, 6 March 195

To John Dickinson, 6 March 196

From Albert Gallatin, 6 March 197

From Robert R. Livingston, 6 March 199

To Robert Morris, 6 March 201

To Charles Pinckney, 6 March 201

From John W. Pratt, 6 March 202

To Thomas Mann Randolph, 6 March 203

From James Reed Dermott, 7 March 204

From John Hall, 7 March 205

From James Madison, 7 March 207

To James Monroe, 7 March 208

From Wilson Cary Nicholas, 7 March 209

From Jonathan Williams, 7 March 210

From the Borough of Wilmington, 7 March 211

From John Woodward, 7 March 212

To John Adams, 8 March 213

To James Bowdoin, 8 March 213

From Jeremiah Brown, 8 March 214

To Horatio Gates, 8 March 215

From Thomas Leiper, 8 March 215

From John F. Mercer, 8 March 217

Notes on a Cabinet Meeting, 8 March 219

From Charles Willson Peale, 8 March 221

From Benjamin Ring, 8 March 224

From William Lee, [before 9] March 225

From David Austin, 9 March 226

To John Hargrove, 9 March 228

From Tobias Lear, 9 March 229

To Thomas McKean, 9 March 229

From John Mitchell, 9 March 231

To Jonathan H. Nichols, 9 March 232

Notes on a Cabinet Meeting, 9 March 232

From Henry Roosen, 9 March 233

To Samuel Smith, 9 March 234

From John Stuart, 9 March 234

From George Taylor, 9 March 235

From Benjamin Smith Barton, 10 March 236

From George Caines, 10 March 236

From Tench Coxe, 10 March 237

From Samuel Hanson, 10 March 238

From Meriwether Lewis, 10 March 238

From Henry Whetcroft, 10 March 239

From William Bache, 11 March 240

From William Brent, 11 March 241

From Mary Glenholmes, 11 March 242

From Samuel Hanson, 11 March 244

From Samuel Kennedy, 11 March 244

From Samuel A. Otis, 11 March 245

From John Smith, 11 March, enclosing
Certificate from John Beckley, 10 March 246

From Benjamin Stoddert, 11 March 248

From Samuel Smith, [before 12 March] 250

To John James Barralet, 12 March 251

Pardon for David Brown, 12 March 251

To Stephen Burrowes, 12 March 252

To John Dawson, 12 March 253

To Nicholas Gouin Dufief, 12 March 253

To Cyrus Gri?n, 12 March 254

From Samuel Hanson, 12 March 254

From Robert R. Livingston, 12 March 255

To James Madison, 12 March 255

From James Monroe, 12 March 256

From Thomas Newton, 12 March 258

From Charles Pinckney, [12 March] 259

To Thomas Mann Randolph, 12 March 259

From Benjamin Rush, 12 March 260

From Benjamin Stoddert, 12 March 263

From Daniel Trump, 12 March 265

To John Wright, 12 March 266

From Nathaniel Anderson, 13 March 266

To Gabriel Duvall, 13 March 267

To Andrew Ellicott, 13 March 268

From Carlos Mart?nez de Irujo, 13 March 268

To Lafayette, 13 March 270

From Francis Peyton, 13 March 271

To Samuel Smith, 13 March 271

To Benjamin Stoddert, 13 March 272

From Elizabeth House Trist, 13 March 273

To Joel Barlow, 14 March 274

From Albert Gallatin, enclosing
Estimate of Receipts and Expenditures for 1801,
Estimate of Receipts and Expenditures after 1801,
and Estimate of Military Expenditures, 14 March 275

From Benjamin Galloway, 14 March 281

From Abel Janney, 14 March 282

From Walter Jones, 14 March 283

To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 14 March 288

From Richard Parrott, 14 March 289

From Thomas Mann Randolph, 14 March 290

From Benjamin Stoddert, 14 March, enclosing Account of French Prisoners, [14 March] 291

From Benjamin Stoddert, 14 March 291

To the Borough of Wilmington, 14 March 293

From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 14 March 293

From David Austin, 15 March 295

From the Aliens of Beaver County, Pennsylvania, 15 March 297

From Charles Copland, 15 March, enclosing Charles Copland to Ariana Randolph, 31 January 299

From Tench Coxe, 15 March 300

From Edmond Custis, 15 March 301

From Philippe de L?tombe, 15 March 302

From Andrew Shepherd, 15 March 303

From Benjamin Vaughan, 15 March 303

From Joseph B. Barry, 16 March 306 From Carlo Bellini, 16 March 306

From Benjeman Bryen, 16 March 307

From Aaron Burr, 16 March 308

Pardon for James Thomson Callender, 16 March 309

From William Branch Giles, 16 March 310

From Samuel Hanson, 16 March 312

From Henry Knox, 16 March 313

From Robert R. Livingston, 16 March 314

From John Strode, 16 March 315

From Leonard Vandegrift, Sr., 16 March 315

From John James Barralet, 17 March 316

From Mathew Carey, 17 March 316

From Thomas Cooper, 17 March 317

From Samuel Dexter, 17 March 318

To Fayetteville Republican Citizens, 17 March 319

To Samuel Hanson, 17 March 319

From Samuel Hanson, 16 [i. e. 17] March 320

From William Hardy, 17 March 320

To David Humphreys, with Levi Lincoln, [17] March 321

From Robert R. Livingston, 17 March 323 To Philip Mazzei, 17 March 328

Memorandum from Aaron Burr, [ca. 17 March] 330

Memorandum from Charles Pinckney, [ca. 17 March] 333

From James Monroe, 17 March 334

To Charles Pinckney, 17 March 335

From Benjamin Rittenhouse, 17 March 336

To William Short, 17 March 337

From Samuel Smith, 17 March 339

To Benjamin Stoddert, 17 March 340 To Volney, 17 March 341

From Thomas Waterman, 17 March 342

From John Beckley, 18 March 343 To Napoleon Bonaparte, 18 March 344

To Daniel Carroll Brent, 18 March 345

From Gabriel Duvall, 18 March 346 To Oliver Ellsworth and William Vans Murray, with Levi Lincoln, [18] March 346

From John Wayles Eppes, 18 March 349

From Carlos Mart?nez de Irujo, 18 March 350

To William Jones, 18 March 351

From Ephraim Kirby, 18 March 352

From James Monroe, 18 March 353

From Benjamin Nones, 18 March 356

To Thomas Paine, 18 March 358

From Henry Shea?, 18 March 359

From James D. Westcott, 18 March 360

From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 18 March 362

From Joseph Barnes, 19 March 363

From Thomas Cogswell, 19 March 365

To Philippe de L?tombe, 19 March 366

From George Meade, 19 March 367

From Francis Peyton, 19 March 368

To Thomas Mann Randolph, 19 March 369

From Hugh Rose, 19 March 369

To Madame de Tess?, 19 March 369

To Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 20 March 371

From Andrew Ellicott, 20 March 371

To Albert Gallatin, 20 March 372

To Joseph Mathias G?rard de Rayneval, 20 March 373

From Christian G. Hahn, 20 March 374

From John Hobby, 20 March 375

From Henry Ingle, 20 March 377

From Jacob Lewis, 20 March 378

From John Thomson Mason, 20 March 380 From Sarah Mease, 20 March 380 From Samuel Smith, 20 March, enclosing
From Allegany County Republican Citizens, 4 March 382 To Warren County Inhabitants, 20 March 383 From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 20 March 384

From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 20 March 385

From David Austin, 21 March 386

From Samuel Bryan, 21 March 387

From Stephen Burrowes, 21 March 388

To George Caines, 21 March 389

From Levi Lincoln, 21 March 389

To George Logan, 21 March 390

From Thomas McKean, 21 March 391

To Joseph Priestley, 21 March 393

From Henry Rose, 21 March 395

From Stephen Sayre, 21 March 396

To James Warren, 21 March 398

From Washington, D. C., Inhabitants, [ca. 21 March] 399

To Isaac Weaver, Jr., 21 March 400

From John Dawson, 22 March 401

To Joseph Fay, 22 March 401

From Joseph Fenwick, 22 March 402

To Elijah Gri?ths, 22 March 402

To Nathaniel Niles, 22 March 403

From Joseph Allen Smith, 22 March 404

Memorial from Eliakim Littell and Squier Littell, [before 23 March] 407

From Joseph Louis d'Anterroches, 23 March 408

To Columbia, South Carolina, Citizens, 23 March 409

From Tench Coxe, 23 March 410

From Theodore Foster, 23 March 411

To William Branch Giles, 23 March 413

From Joseph Habersham, 23 March 415

From William Jones, 23 March 416

From William Kilty, 23 March 416

From James Mago?n, 23 March 417

From James Monroe, 23 March 419

To Thomas Newton, 23 March 420

From Jonathan H. Nichols, 23 March 421

To John Page, 23 March 422

To Moses Robinson, 23 March 423

From Andrew Rounsavell, 23 March 424

To Andrew Rounsavell, 23 March 425

From John Adams, 24 March 426

From Charles Burrall, 24 March 426

To William Findley, 24 March 427

To Philip Ludwell Grymes, 24 March 428

To Joseph Habersham, 24 March 429

To Carlos Mart?nez de Irujo, 24 March 430

To Peter Legaux, 24 March 430

From James Linn, 24 March 432

To Robert R. Livingston, 24 March 433

From Rembrandt Peale, [24 March] 433

To Thomas Perkins, 24 March 434

From Andrew Rounsavell, 24 March 435

To Benjamin Rush, 24 March 436

To Samuel Smith, 24 March, enclosing To Allegany County Republican Citizens, 23 March 438

To Thomas Sumter, 24 March 440 To Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 24 March 441 From Gideon Granger, 25 March, enclosing
From Su?eld Citizens, 16 March 441

From John Gregorie, 25 March 444

From Joseph Habersham, 25 March 444

To John Strode, 25 March 445

From John Sutton, 25 March 446

From Samuel Hanson, 26 March 446

To Tobias Lear, 26 March 447

From Tobias Lear, 26 March 447

From Philippe de L?tombe, 26 March 449

From Levi Lincoln, 26 March 451

To James Madison, 26 March 452

To Thomas McKean, 26 March 453

To Sarah Mease, 26 March 454

From John Miller, 26 March 455

To Thomas Mann Randolph, 26 March 456

To Samuel Smith, 26 March 456

To Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 26 March 457

From Alexander Boyd, 27 March 458

To Catherine Church, 27 March 459

To John Wayles Eppes, 27 March 459

To Gibson & Jefferson, 27 March 461

From George Hadfield, 27 March 462 From William Hylton, 27 March 464

To George Jefferson, 27 March 465 To Henry Knox, 27 March 465 From Ralph Mather, 27 March 467 From Joseph H. Nicholson, 27 March 469

To Providence Citizens, 27 March 475

From Stephen Sayre, 27 March 476

From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 27 March 477

From John Barnes, 28 March 478

From Thomas U. P. Charlton, 28 March 479

From the District of Columbia Commissioners, 28 March 480

To John Wayles Eppes, 28 March 482

From John Vaughan, 28 March 482

From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 28 March 483

From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 28 March 485

From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 28 March 486

To Samuel Adams, 29 March 487

From Jabez Bingham, 29 March 488

To Pierpont Edwards, 29 March 489

To Elbridge Gerry, 29 March 490

To Gideon Granger, 29 March 492

From John Garland Jefferson, 29 March 494

From Henry Knox, 29 March 495

To Thomas Leiper, 29 March 496

From Robert R. Livingston, 29 March 497

From David Austin, 30 March 498

From Samuel Dexter, [30] March 499

To Enoch Edwards, enclosing
Instructions for a Carriage, 30 March 500

To Benjamin Stoddert, 30 March 502

From Mathew Carey, 31 March 502

Statement of Account with Thomas Carpenter, 31 March 502

From John Dawson, 31 March 504

To Henry Dearborn, 31 March 504

To Samuel Dexter, 31 March 505

To William Evans, 31 March 505

To Walter Jones, 31 March 506

To Philippe de L?tombe, 31 March 506

To Meriwether Lewis, 31 March 507

To Charles Little, 31 March 507

From John Thomson Mason, 31 March 508

To Benjamin Vaughan, 31 March 511

To Caspar Wistar, 31 March 511

Jacob Wagner's Memorandum on
State Department Clerks, [March] 512

Notes on South Carolina Patronage, [March-November] 513

From Jean Chas, 1 April 515

From Auguste de Grasse, 1 April 517

From Benjamin Hichborn, 1 April 519

From Robert Leslie, 1 April 521

From "A. B.," 2 April 522 From Thomas Cooper, 2 April 523

From Thomas Lomax, 2 April 524

From Louis Andr? Pichon, 2 April 525

From Samuel Smith, 2 April 527

From Enoch Edwards, 3 April 527

From George Helmbold, 3 April 529

From Meriwether Lewis, 3 April 530

From Joseph Rapin, 3 April 530

From "A Vermont Republican," 3 April 532 From Matthew Lyon, 4 April 534

From Oliver Pollock, 4 April 537

From Tench Coxe, 5 April 539

From Samuel Hanson, 6 April 540

From George Jefferson, 6 April 542

From Michael Leib, 6 April 543

From James Monroe, 6 April 543

From John Page, 6 April 544

From Samuel Smith, 6 April 545

From Alexander White, 6 April 546

From John Dickinson, 7 April 547

From George Jefferson, 7 April 548

From "A Married Female," 7 April 548

From Joseph Yznardi, Sr., 7 April 549

From Stephen Cathalan, Jr., 8 April 551

To John Wayles Eppes, 8 April 551

From Peter Jaquett, 8 April 552

From Levi Lincoln, 8 April 553

From Gouverneur Morris, 8 April 554

From Thomas Newton, 8 April 554

To Archibald Stuart, 8 April 555

From Caspar Wistar, [before 9 April] 556

From Levi Lincoln, 9 April 557

From Joseph Whipple, 9 April 559

From Joseph Barnes, 10 April 561

From Stephen Cathalan, Jr., 10 April 564

To Rufus King, 10 April 565

From Meriwether Lewis, 10 April 565

To Levi Lincoln, 10 April 566

From Joseph Priestley, 10 April 567

From Stephen Sayre, 10 April 568

To Mary Jefferson Eppes, 11 April 570

From Joseph Fay, 11 April, enclosing
From Samuel Broome, 8 April 570

From Solomon Southwick, 11 April 572

From James Thomson Callender, 12 April 573

From Thomas Law, 12 April 575

From Salimbeni, 12 April 575

From Benjamin W. Stuart, 12 April 577

From John West Butler, 13 April 578

From Andrew Ellicott, 13 April 580

From Silas Hubbell, 13 April 582

From Montgomery County, Kentucky, Citizens, [13 April] 583

From Thomas Newton, 14 April 584

From Jonas Simonds, 14 April 584

From John Broadbent, 15 April 585

From James Currie, 15 April 586

From Gideon Granger, 15 April 587

From Hammuda Pasha, Bey of Tunis, 15 April 591

From Matthew McAllister, 15 April 593

From Joseph L?onard Poirey, 15 April 594

From John Barnes, 16 April 595

From Joseph Fenwick, 16 April 596

From Levi Lincoln, 16 April 596

From William C. C. Claiborne, 17 April 599

To Thomas Cooper, 17 April 600

From Enoch Edwards, 17 April 600

To John Hoomes, 17 April 602

To George Jefferson, 17 April 602

To George Jefferson, 17 April 603

To Levi Lincoln, 17 April 604

To James Madison, 17 April 604

To Joseph Rapin, 17 April 605

To Samuel Smith, 17 April 605

From Thomas Sumter, Sr., 17 April 607

From Peter Delabigarre, 18 April 608

To Enoch Edwards, 18 April 609

From John Wayles Eppes, 18 April 610

From Mary Jefferson Eppes, 18 April 611

From Tench Coxe, enclosing Tench Coxe's Key to Federal Positions, with Jefferson's Notes, 19 April 612

From William Short, 19 April 615

From Elizabeth Barnet, 20 April 618

From John Browne Cutting, 20 April 618

To George Jefferson, 20 April 619

From Nathaniel Macon, 20 April 620

From Charles Pinckney, 20 April 621

From Thomas Sumter, Jr., 20 April 624 Petition from Colin C. Wills, 20 April 625

From Aaron Burr, 21 April 626

To George Jefferson, 21 April 628

From Caesar A. Rodney, 21 April 628

From James Madison, [22 April] 630

From Thomas Oben, and Enclosure, 22 April 630

From Tench Coxe, 23 April 633

From Albert Gallatin, 23 April 637

From Nathaniel Macon, 23 April 637

From Samuel Adams, 24 April 638 Statement of Account with Gibson & Jefferson, 24 April 639

From Haden Edwards, 25 April 640

To John Wayles Eppes, 25 April 641

To Levi Lincoln, 25 April 642

To James Madison, 25 April 642

To John Monroe, 25 April 643

To Archibald Stuart, 25 April 643

From William Barton, 26 April 644

From Thomas Mendenhall, 27 April 644

From James Woodhouse, 27 April 647

From Walter Boyd, 28 April 648

From Theodore Foster, 28 April 650

From Caleb Haskell, 28 April 652

From Samuel Fulton, 29 April 653

From Elbridge Gerry, 29 April 655

From James Monroe, 29 April 657

From Charles Goodwin, 30 April 657

To James Madison, 30 April 658

From John Monroe, 30 April 659

From Henry Brinkerho?, April 660

Appendix I: Lists of Appointments and Removals, 5 March 663

1. List of Candidates, [ca. 23 December 1800-31 March 1801] 665

2. List of Appointments and Removals, [ca. May 1802] 668

3. List of Appointments and Removals, [after 10 May 1803] 670

4. List of Appointments and Removals, [5 March 1801-14 May 1802] 674

Appendix II: Notations by Jefferson on Senate Documents 681

Appendix III: Letters Not Printed in Full 685

Appendix IV: Letters Not Found 689

Index 693


Barbara B. Oberg, Senior Research Scholar and Lecturer with the Rank of Professor at Princeton University, is General Editor of "The Papers of Thomas Jefferson".



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