The papers of Thomas Jefferson : retirement series

著者

• Jefferson, Thomas
• Looney, J. Jefferson
• Perdue, Susan Holbrook
• Haggard, Robert F.
• Anderson, Jill E.
• Barnes, L. Diane
• Lautenschlager, Julie L.
• Ray, Kristofer M.
• Hackford, Heidi M.
• Francavilla, Lisa
• Andrei, Mary Anne
• Boucher, Juliana M.
• Crittenden, Catherine Coiner
• Sellers, Leigh
• Hickman, Ellen C.
• Beckel, Deborah
• Viterbo, Paula
• Sellick, Gary
• Dahm, Kerry
• Spengler, Susan
• Patrick, Christine Sternberg
• Gray, Andrea R.
• Madar, Allison N.
• Coiner, Catherine Clarke

書誌事項

The papers of Thomas Jefferson : retirement series

J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Susan Holbrook Perdue and Robert F. Haggard, associate editors ; Jill E. Anderson, L. Diane Barnes, and Julie L. Lautenschlager, assistant editors

Princeton University Press, 2004-

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注記

Contents: v. 1. 4 March to 15 November 1809 -- v. 2. 16 November 1809 to 11 August 1810 -- v. 3. 12 August 1810 to 17 June 1811 -- v. 4. 18 June 1811 to 30 April 1812 -- v. 5. 1 May 1812 to 10 March 1813 -- v. 6. 11 March to 27 November 1813 -- v. 7. 28 November 1813 to 30 September 1814 -- v. 8. 1 October 1814 to 31 August 1815 -- v. 9. 1 September 1815 to 30 April 1816 -- v. 10. 1 May 1816 to 18 January 1817 -- v. 11. 19 January to 31 August 1817 -- v. 12. 1 September 1817 to 21 April 1818 -- v. 13. 22 April 1818 to 31 January 1819 -- v. 14. 1 February to 31 August 1819 -- v. 15. 1 September 1819 to 31 May 1820 -- v. 16. 1 June 1820 to 28 February 1821

Vol. 2. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Robert F. Haggard and Susan Holbrook Perdue, associate editors ; Julie L. Lautenschlager and Kristofer M. Ray, assistant editors ; Heidi M. Hackford, managing/electronic editor ; Lisa Francavilla and Mary Anne Andrei, editorial assistants ; Juliana M. Boucher, Catherine Coiner Crittenden, and Leigh Sellers, digital technicians

Vol. 3. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Susan Holbrook Perdue and Robert F. Haggard, associate editors ; Kristofer M. Ray and Julie L. Lautenschlager, assistant editors ; Lisa Francavilla, Managing editor ; Ellen C. Hickman and Deborah Beckel, editorial assistants ; Catherine Coiner Crittenden, senior digital technician ; Leigh Sellers, digital technician

Vol. 4. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Robert F. Haggard and Susan Holbrook Perdue, associate editors ; Julie L. Lautenschlager, assistant editor ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Ellen C. Hickman and Deborah Beckel, editorial assistants ; Catherine Coiner Crittenden, senior digital technician ; Susan Spengler, digital technician

Vol. 5. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Susan Holbrook Perdue and Robert F. Haggard, associate editors ; Deborah Beckel, Kristofer M. Ray, and Julie L. Lautenschlager, assistant editors ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Ellen C. Hickman and Paula Viterbo, editorial assistants ; Catherine Coiner Crittenden, senior digital technician ; Susan Spengler, digital technician

Vol. 6. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Robert F. Haggard, associate editor ; Julie L. Lautenschlager and Deborah Beckel, assistant editors ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Ellen C. Hickman and Paula Viterbo, editorial assistants ; Catherine Coiner Crittenden, senior digital technician ; Susan Spengler, digital technician

Vol. 7. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Susan Holbrook Perdue and Robert F. Haggard, senior associate editors ; Julie L. Lautenschlager, Ellen C. Hickman, and Christine Sternberg Patrick, assistant editors ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Andrea R. Gray and Paula Viterbo, editorial assistants ; Catherine Coiner Crittenden and Susan Spengler, senior digital technicians

Vol. 8-. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Robert F. Haggard, senior associate editor ; Julie L. Lautenschlager, associate editor ; Ellen C. Hickman and Christine Sternberg Patrick, assistant editors ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Andrea R. Gray and Paula Viterbo, editorial assistants ; Catherine Coiner Crittenden and Susan Spengler, senior digital technicians

Vol. 11. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Robert F. Haggard, senior associate editor ; Julie L. Lautenschlager, associate editor ; Ellen C. Hickman and Andrea R. Gray, assistant editors ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Allison N. Madar and Paula Viterbo, editorial assistants ; Catherine Clarke Coiner and Susan Spengler, senior digital technicians

Vol. 12. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Robert F. Haggard, senior associate editor ; Julie L. Lautenschlager, associate editor ; Andrea R. Gray, Christine Sternberg Patrick, and Ellen C. Hickman, assistant editors ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Paula Viterbo and Kerry Dahm, editorial assistants ; Susan Spengler, technical specialist ; Catherine Clarke Coiner, senior digital technician

Vol. 13. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Robert F. Haggard, senior associate editor ; Julie L. Lautenschlager, associate editor ; Ellen C. Hickman and Andrea R. Gray, assistant editors ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Paula Viterbo and Kerry Dahm, editorial assistants ; Susan Spengler, technical specialist ; Catherine Clarke Coiner, senior digital technician

Vol. 14. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Robert F. Haggard, senior associate editor ; Julie L. Lautenschlager and Ellen C. Hickman, associate editors ; Andrea R. Gray, assistant editor ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Paula Viterbo and Kerry Dahm, editorial assistants ; Susan Spengler, technical specialist ; Catherine Clarke Coiner, senior digital technician

Vol. 15. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Julie L. Lautenschlager and Robert F. Haggard, senior associate editors ; Ellen C. Hickman, associate editor ; Andrea R. Gray, assistant editor ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Paula Viterbo and Kerry Dahm, editorial assistants ; Susan Spengler, technical specialist ; Catherine Clarke Coiner, senior digital technician

Vol. 16. J. Jefferson Looney, editor ; Robert F. Haggard and Julie L. Lautenschlager, senior associate editors ; Ellen C. Hickman, associate editor ; Andrea R. Gray, assistant editor ; Lisa A. Francavilla, managing editor ; Kerry Dahm, Gary Sellick, and Paula Viterbo, editorial assistants ; Susan Spengler, technical specialist

Includes bibliographical references and indexes

内容説明・目次

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v. 1 : cloth ISBN 9780691121215

内容説明

This volume inaugurates the definitive edition of papers from Thomas Jefferson's retirement. As the volume opens, a new president is installed and Jefferson is anticipating his return to Virginia, where he will pursue a fascinating range of personal and intellectual activities. He prepares for his final departure from Washington by settling accounts and borrowing to pay his creditors. At Monticello he tells of his efforts to restore order at his mismanaged mill complex, breed merino sheep, and otherwise resume full control of his financial and agricultural affairs. Though he is entering retirement, he still has one foot firmly planted in the world of public affairs. He acknowledges a flood of accolades on his retirement and has frequent exchanges with President James Madison. While fielding written requests for money, favors, and advice from a kaleidoscopic array of relatives, acquaintances, strangers, cranks, anonymous writers, and a blackmailer, he maintains a wide and varied correspondence with scientists and scholars on both sides of the Atlantic. The volume's highlights include first-hand accounts of Jefferson's demeanor at his successor's inauguration and one of the most detailed descriptions of life at Monticello by a visitor; Jefferson's recommendations on book purchases to a literary club and a teacher; chemical analyses of tobacco by a French scientist that first isolated nicotine; the earliest descriptions of the death of Meriwether Lewis; one of Jefferson's most eloquent calls for religious tolerance; and his modest assessment of the value of his writings in reply to a printer interested in publishing them.

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v. 2 : cloth ISBN 9780691124902

内容説明

The definitive edition of Thomas Jefferson's papers from the end of his presidency until his death continues with Volume Two, which covers the period from 16 November 1809 to 11 August 1810. Both incoming and outgoing letters are included, totaling 518 documents printed in full. General themes include Jefferson's financial troubles, which eventually led him to loan himself a large sum of money he was managing for Tadeusz Kosciuszko; his preparations to face a lawsuit stemming from his decision as president to remove Edward Livingston from a valuable property in New Orleans; other legal complications involving his landholdings and the settlement of estates he had inherited long before; his plans to breed merino sheep and share them gratis with his fellow Virginians; and his ongoing interest in the Republican party's success. Highlights include a long list of books on agriculture that Jefferson probably compiled to guide the Library of Congress in its purchases; descriptions of inventions by Robert Fulton and more obscure figures such as the New Orleans engineer Godefroi Du Jareau; Jefferson's draft letter criticizing the Quakers as unpatriotic, much of which he later deleted; the letter in which he ordered a set of silver tumblers that have become known as the Jefferson Cups; and an important treatise on taxation by the distinguished French political economist Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, published here for the first time.

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v. 3 : cloth ISBN 9780691128672

内容説明

Volume Three of the definitive edition of Thomas Jefferson's papers from the end of his presidency until his death presents 567 documents covering the period from 12 August 1810 to 17 June 1811. Jefferson is now firmly ensconced in retirement at Monticello and Poplar Forest. He is not free from legal and political concerns, however, with the controversy over the 1807 federal seizure of the Batture Sainte Marie at New Orleans looming particularly large. Jefferson prepares for his defense against Edward Livingston's lawsuit by corresponding at length with his counsel and involved public officials, and seeking out documents and legal authorities to vindicate himself. He also seeks to end Philadelphia journalist William Duane's growing estrangement from mainstream Republican politics, lobbies for the appointment of a committed Republican to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court, and argues with the Rivanna Company over its proposed encroachments on his property. Other highlights are Jefferson's draft constitution for an agricultural society, his astronomical calculations, his notes on plantings at Poplar Forest, and his estimate of the cost of shipping flour. Documents on slaves and slavery include discussions of schemes for colonizing freed slaves in Africa, information on the medical condition of some of Jefferson's slaves, and an account of a visit to Monticello with a distinctly unflattering portrayal of the ex-president's standing in the community and his relations with his slaves.

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Foreword vii Acknowledgments ix Editorial Method and Apparatus xiii Maps xl Illustrations xlv Jefferson Chronology 2 1810 Jefferson and the Publication of Destutt de Tracy's Commentary on Montesquieu 3 I. To William Duane, 12 August 4 II. Destutt de Tracy's Commentary on Book 2 of Montesquieu's Esprit des Lois 7 III. Extracts from Destutt de Tracy's Reflections on Montesquieu's First Twelve Books 20 From William C. C. Claiborne, 13 August 25 From Henry Dearborn, 15 August 27 From James Madison, 15 August 29 To John Barnes, 16 August 29 To Albert Gallatin, 16 August 30 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 16 August 32 To James Madison, 16 August 35 To William Chamberlayne, 17 August 36 From William Duane, 17 August 37 From John R. Fenwick, 18 August 41 From Robert Patterson, 18 August 41 To Littleton W. Tazewell, 18 August 42 From Jean Potocki, 19 August 43 From Archibald Thweatt, 19 August 44 To Thomas Ladd, 20 August 45 To James Madison, 20 August 45 From Henry Wheaton, 20 August 46 To William Wirt, enclosing Notes on William Wirt's Comments on the Batture Statement, 20 August 47 To William D. Meriwether, 21 August 49 From Jean Marie de Bordes, 22 August 49 From Delaplaine & Hellings, 24 August 50 From James McKinney, 24 August 51 From William C. C. Claiborne, 25 August 52 From Lafayette, 25 August 54 From Nathaniel H. Hooe, 28 August 55 From Littleton W. Tazewell, 28 August 55 Memorandum from Charles Johnston on Lynchburg Mail, [ca. 1-7 September] 56 From Claude Alexandre Ruelle, 1 September 56 To Benjamin Morgan, 2 September 59 From Carl L. Siegfried, 3 September 60 From John S. Cogdell, 4 September 61 From Julian Ursin Niemcewicz, 4 September 62 From William Thornton, 4 September 63 To William A. Burwell, 5 September 64 From Charles Clay, 5 September 65 From Claude Antoine Prieur Duvernois, 5 September 65 From George Jefferson, 7 September 67 To Hugh Chisholm, 10 September 67 From Albert Gallatin, enclosing Albert Gallatin's Notes on Thomas Jefferson's Statement on the Batture Case, 10 September 68 From Isaac Hillard, 10 September 74 To James Madison, 10 September 75 From Samuel H. Smith, 11 September 76 From Sylvanus Bourne, 12 September 76 From Plumard, 12 September 77 From John B. Colvin, 14 September 78 From Thomas Cooper, 14 September 79 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 14 September 80 From George Jefferson, 14 September 83 To Henry Voigt, 14 September 83 To Archibald Thweatt, 15 September 84 To William Duane, 16 September 86 To John Barnes, 17 September 89 From Martha C. Lewis, Lucy B. Lewis, and Ann M. Lewis, 17 September 90 From Charles L. Lewis, [ca. 17 September] 91 From Jonathan Williams, 17 September 93 Memorandum on James Bowdoin's Letter, 18 September 96 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 18 September 97 To John R. Fenwick, 18 September 98 To John B. Colvin, 20 September 99 To Gideon Granger, 20 September 102 From Lafayette, 20 September 105 To William Short, 21 September 106 From Alexander von Humboldt, 23 September 107 To Robert Smith, 23 September 109 To John Christoph Suverman, 23 September 110 From James Gibbon, 24 September 111 To Nathaniel H. Hooe, 24 September 111 From Horatio G. Spafford, 24 September 112 From Charles P. De Lasteyrie, 25 September 114 From Levett Harris, 25 September 115 From William Pinkney, 25 September 116 To Caesar A. Rodney, 25 September 117 To James Dinsmore, 26 September 119 From Samuel Haines, 26 September 120 To Joseph Milligan, 26 September 122 To Albert Gallatin, 27 September 123 From Gideon Granger, 27 September 126 From Littleton W. Tazewell, 27 September 130 From George Jefferson, 28 September 135 From John H. Cocke, 29 September 136 To John S. Cogdell, 29 September 136 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 29 September 137 To Henry Wheaton, 29 September 137 To Peter Minor, 30 September 138 To John H. Cocke, 1 October 147 From Robert Smith, 1 October 147 From Gideon Granger, 4 October 147 From George Jefferson, 5 October 148 From Benjamin Morgan, 5 October 149 To Benjamin Smith Barton, 6 October 150 From Caesar A. Rodney, 6 October 151 To George Hay, 7 October 152 To James Gibbon, 8 October 153 To George Jefferson, 8 October 154 To William Bentley, 9 October 155 To William Caruthers, 9 October 155 To Isaac Hillard, 9 October 156 To James McKinney, 9 October 156 To Henry Wheaton, 9 October 157 From William C. C. Claiborne, 10 October, enclosing James Mather to William C. C. Claiborne, 5 August 157 From Peter Minor, 10 October 161 From William A. Burwell, 12 October 162 To Samuel Haines, 12 October 163 To Charles Johnston, 12 October 164 To James Madison, 15 October 165 From Benjamin Smith Barton, 16 October 166 To William C. C. Claiborne, 16 October 167 To George Jefferson, 16 October 168 From John Harvie, 18 October, enclosing Appraisal of Chattels at Belmont Estate, [after 5 October], and Payment Plan for Money Due from John Harvie to Thomas Jefferson, [18 October] 169 From Caesar A. Rodney, 18 October 173 From George Jefferson, 19 October 176 From James Madison, 19 October 177 From William J. Stone, 19 October 179 From Charles Yancey, 19 October 180 To Nathaniel H. Hooe, 20 October 180 To Benjamin Smith Barton, 22 October 181 To Gideon Granger, 22 October 182 From Henry Skipwith, 22 October 183 To William Wardlaw, 22 October 183 To Charles Yancey, 22 October 184 From James McKinney, 23 October 184 To William Duane, 25 October 184 From Charles Holt, 25 October 185 To Benjamin Morgan, 27 October 186 Agreement to Convey Bedford County Lands to Charles L. Bankhead, 29 October 186 From William Duane, 29 October 189 From Gideon Gooch, 29 October 190 To George Jefferson, 29 October 190 To Peter Minor, enclosing Proposed Agreement with the Directors of the Rivanna Company, 31 October 191 From Charles Yancey, 31 October 194 From John Wayles Eppes, 1 November 195 From Charles Everette, 1 November, enclosing Thomas Jefferson's Account with Charles Everette, [ca. 23 February] 196 From William Short, 1 November 197 From William Wardlaw, 1 November 200 From William Caruthers, 4 November 201 From George Hay, 5 November 201 Census of Inhabitants and Supplies at Monticello, 8 November 202 To George Hay, 11 November 203 To John Wayles Eppes and William B. Giles, 12 November 203 From John Tyler, 12 November 205 To William Duane, 13 November 207 From Thomas Law, [received 14 November] 209 From Samuel Overton, 14 November 209 To John Harvie, 15 November 210 To Henry Skipwith, 15 November 210 To William J. Stone, 15 November 211 From Lafayette, 16 November 211 To Daniel Scott, 16 November 214 Account with Hugh Chisholm, 17 November 215 To Peter Minor, 18 November 216 From Pierre Paganel, [received 19 November] 219 From William Partridge, 19 November 221 From James Ronaldson, 19 November 223 To Peter Minor, 20 November 224 From Daniel Scott, 20 November 224 From Peter Minor, 21 November 225 From Anonymous, [received 22 November] 225 To Littleton W. Tazewell, 22 November 226 To Charles Holt, 23 November 227 To John Tyler, 25 November 228 From John Armstrong, 26 November 228 From David Howell, 27 November 229 From James Mather, 30 November, enclosing List of Batture-Related Papers Sent to Thomas Jefferson, 29 November 233 To James Ronaldson, 3 December 238 To William Partridge, 4 December 238 To William Jarvis, 5 December 239 To Lydia R. Bailey, 6 December 241 From Joseph Dougherty, 6 December 241 From Samuel & James Leitch, 6 December 242 To Craven Peyton, 6 December 242 To William Prichard, 6 December 243 To John Wayles Eppes, 7 December 244 To David Gelston, 7 December 245 From James Madison, 7 December 245 From Thomas B. Robertson, 7 December 246 To James Madison, 8 December 248 From Horatio Turpin, 8 December 249 To William Chamberlayne, 11 December 250 From David Bailie Warden, 11 December 250 To John Armstrong, 13 December 251 To Joseph Dougherty, 13 December 252 Petition of Thomas Jefferson and Others to the Virginia General Assembly, [before 13 Dec. 1810] 253 From John Wayles Eppes, 14 December 254 From John Wayles Eppes, 14 December 256 To David Howell, 15 December 257 From James Mather, 15 December 258 From Gibson & Jefferson, 17 December 258 From Jones & Howell, 17 December 259 From Robert Smith, 19 December 260 From David Bailie Warden, 19 December 260 From Thomas Law, 22 December, enclosing Thomas Law to Jacob Wagner, [ca. 5-22 December], and Jacob Wagner to Mr. Barry, [ca. 5-22 December] 261 From Robert Bakewell, 23 December 263 From William C. C. Claiborne, 24 December 264 From James Monroe, 24 December 266 From John Lynch, 25 December 267 From William Chamberlayne, 27 December 270 From Littleton W. Tazewell, 29 December 270 From Peter Minor, 30 December 271 From Samuel H. Smith, 30 December 272 From William Short, 31 December 272 1811 From Mary Page, 2 January 276 From Benjamin Rush, 2 January 276 From David Bailie Warden, 2 January 279 From James Lyle, 3 January 280 To John Wayles Eppes, 5 January 281 To John Graham, 5 January 282 To William Chamberlayne, 6 January 283 From John Barnes, 7 January 284 From Thomas T. Hewson, 8 January 284 From William Lambert, 8 January 285 To James Monroe, 8 January 286 From William Coolidge, 9 January 288 To John Barnes, 10 January 289 To John Wayles Eppes, 10 January 290 To Jones & Howell, 10 January 290 To Amos Stoddard, 10 January 291 To David Bailie Warden, 10 January 292 From John Graham, 11 January 292 To James Walker, 11 January 293 From Benjamin Brown, 12 January 294 To David Bailie Warden, 12 January 294 To Archibald Stuart, 13 January 295 From William Prichard, 14 January 296 From John Graham, 15 January 297 From Skelton Jones, 15 January 297 To Thomas Law, 15 January 298 Account with Jonathan & Isaac Shoemaker, 15 January 300 To Nathaniel H. Hooe, 16 January 302 To James Monroe, 16 January 303 To Benjamin Rush, 16 January 304 From David Bailie Warden, 16 January 308 Lease Agreement with William Johnson, 17 January 310 To William Duane, enclosing Thomas Jefferson's Preface for Destutt de Tracy's Commentary on Montesquieu, 18 January 310 To Thomas T. Hewson, 18 January 312 From David Bailie Warden, 19 January 312 To John Hollins, 20 January 313 To Lafayette, 20 January 313 To Caesar A. Rodney, 20 January 316 To Horatio Turpin, 20 January 316 From John Wayles Eppes, 21 January 317 From George Jefferson, 21 January 317 To John Lynch, 21 January 318 From Francois Andre Michaux, 21 January 320 From James Monroe, 21 January 322 From James Wilkinson, 21 January 323 From William C. C. Claiborne, 24 January 325 To William Coolidge, 24 January 326 To John Wayles Eppes, 24 January 327 To Eli Alexander, 25 January 328 To Benjamin Brown, 25 January 328 From William Duane, 25 January 329 From George Hay, 25 January 331 To James Monroe, 25 January 332 From Peter B. Porter, 25 January 333 To William Prichard, 25 January 334 To Thomas Eston Randolph, 25 January 334 To Destutt de Tracy, 26 January 334 To William Duane, 26 January 339 From David Bailie Warden, 26 January 339 From John Hollins, 27 January 341 To James Lyle, 27 January 341 From Richard Barry, 29 January 342 From George W. Erving, 29 January 342 From William C. C. Claiborne, 30 January 344 From Matthias Nack, 30 January 345 To Wilson Cary Nicholas, 1 February 347 Constitution for Proposed Agricultural Society of Albemarle, [ca. 1 February] 347 Notes on Poplar Forest Plantings and Geography, 1 February 1811-6 October 1821 352 From Benjamin Rush, 1 February 356 From Ezekiel Bacon, 2 February 358 From James Walker, 3 February 359 From John B. Colvin, 4 February 359 Astronomical Calculations, 5-11 February 361 From William Chamberlayne, 6 February 367 From James W. Wallace, 8 February 368 Conveyance of Ivy Creek Lands to Samuel J. Harrison, 9 February 368 From Gabriel Richard, 9 February 369 To Charles A. Scott, 9 February 371 From John Fletcher, 11 February 372 From George Jefferson, 11 February 373 From Lyman Spalding, 11 February 373 To Samuel J. Harrison, 13 February 374 From Philip Mazzei, 15 February, enclosing Power of Attorney, 4 February 375 From John Melish, 16 February, enclosing John Melish to James Madison, 7 February 383 To Martha Jefferson Randolph, 17 February 392 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 24 February 393 To Martha Jefferson Randolph, 24 February 394 From Peter Derieux, 25 February 394 Charles Clay's Bedford County Temperature Readings, [ca. 26 February] 396 General Plea in Livingston v. Jefferson, [ca. 28 February] 397 Plea in Livingston v. Jefferson on Ground of Acting Officially, [ca. 28 February] 397 Plea in Livingston v. Jefferson on Ground of Jurisdiction, [ca. 28 February] 400 Plea in Livingston v. Jefferson on Ground of Intrusion, [ca. 28 February] 401 Plea in Livingston v. Jefferson on Ground of Justification to Abate a Nuisance, [ca. 28 February] 404 Plea in Livingston v. Jefferson on Ground of Justification under an Act of Congress, [ca. 28 February] 407 Motion to Dismiss Livingston v. Jefferson, [ca. 28 February] 410 Conveyance of James Hubbard to Reuben Perry, February 411 Notes on Shipping Costs for Flour, [February] 413 From Eleuthere I. du Pont de Nemours, 1 March 414 From George Jefferson, 1 March 415 From Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 1 March 415 From Robert Wash, 1 March 418 From Andre Thouin, 2 March 419 To George Hay, 3 March 420 To George Jefferson, 3 March 420 To Peter Minor, 3 March 421 To Skelton Jones, 4 March 422 To Mary Page, 4 March 423 From Dudley Richardson, 4 March 424 From Caesar A. Rodney, 4 March 424 From John Harvie, 5 March 425 From Skeffington Selby, 5 March 426 From David Bailie Warden, 5 March 427 To Ezekiel Bacon, enclosing Memorandum on Correspondence with James Wilkinson, 6 March 428 From Robert Elliott, 6 March 431 To Robert Patterson, 7 March 431 To Mary Stith, 7 March 432 From John Threlkeld, 7 March 433 From Dominick Barthe, 8 March 434 From George Jefferson, 8 March 434 From George Jefferson, 8 March 435 To James Madison, 8 March 436 To Peter B. Porter, 8 March 437 To William Short, 8 March 438 From John Rhea, 9 March 439 From Bernard McMahon, 10 March 439 To John Melish, 10 March 440 To James Wilkinson, 10 March 440 From Richard Barry, 11 March 441 To George Jefferson, 11 March 441 To George Jefferson, 11 March 443 To David Bailie Warden, 11 March 443 From Lafayette, 12 March 444 From Robert Patterson, 12 March 447 From Isaac A. Coles, 13 March 448 From William Duane, 15 March 449 From George Jefferson, 15 March 453 To Samuel Carr, 16 March 453 From Samuel Carr, 16 March 454 To George Divers, 16 March 454 Notes on Monticello Plantings, 16 March 455 To Dominick Barthe, 17 March 456 From George Divers, 17 March 456 To Robert Elliott, 17 March 456 From Samuel J. Harrison, 17 March 457 To Skeffington Selby, 17 March 457 From Mary Stith, 17 March 458 To John Threlkeld, 17 March 458 From Theodorus Bailey, 18 March 459 From Theodorus Bailey, 18 March 459 To Richard Barry, 18 March 460 To George Divers, 18 March 460 To Samuel J. Harrison, 18 March 461 From Charles P. De Lasteyrie, 18 March 461 From James Madison, 18 March 462 From David Bailie Warden, 18 March 464 From Opie Norris, 19 March 464 From Palisot de Beauvois, 19 March 465 From John Wayles Eppes, 20 March 473 To Albert Gallatin, 20 March 474 To Patrick Magruder, 20 March 475 To Robert Smith, enclosing List of Batture-Related State Department Documents, 20 March 475 To James Mather, 21 March 479 To Robert Patterson, 21 March 479 From Benjamin Morgan, 22 March, enclosing Abner L. Duncan's Instructions on Settlement of John Peyton's Estate, [by 15 September 1810] 480 To Archibald Stuart, 22 March 481 To George Hay and William Wirt, enclosing List of Batture-Related Papers and Pamphlets sent to Counsel, 23 March 481 From James Lyle, 23 March 489 Statement of Facts in the Batture Case, [ca. 23 March] 489 To Littleton W. Tazewell, 23 March 499 To Nathaniel Ellicott, 24 March 500 To John Wayles Eppes, 24 March 501 From Theodorus Bailey, 25 March 503 To Madame de Tesse, 27 March 503 To Peter Walsh, 27 March 505 To Theodorus Bailey, 28 March 506 To William Duane, 28 March 506 From Nathaniel Ellicott, 28 March 509 From Bernard Smith, 28 March 510 From Archibald Stuart, 28 March 511 To David Bailie Warden, 28 March 512 From George Jefferson, 29 March 512 From Reuben Perry, 29 March 513 To John Wayles Eppes, 30 March 513 From Caesar A. Rodney, 30 March 513 To William Wirt, 30 March 515 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 31 March 515 To George Jefferson, 1 April 518 From James Madison, 1 April 518 To James Oldham, 1 April 520 From James Walker, 1 April 520 From Theodorus Bailey, 2 April 521 From Clement Caines, 2 April 521 To Thomas Eston Randolph, with Account, 2 April 522 From John Martin Baker, 3 April 523 From John Barnes, 3 April 524 To Richard Barry, 3 April 525 To John Hollins, 3 April 525 To Jones & Howell, 3 April 526 From Peter Minor, 3 April 527 From James Monroe, 3 April 527 To John Barnes, 4 April 528 To William Chamberlayne, 4 April 529 To Joseph Darmsdatt, 4 April 530 To Henry Foxall, 4 April 530 To Gordon, Trokes & Company, 4 April 530 To George Jefferson, 4 April 531 From Count Theodore Pahlen, 4 April 532 From John G. Jackson, 5 April 532 From Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 5 April 534 To James Lyle, 5 April 538 From David Bailie Warden, 6 April 538 From Peter Carr, 7 April 540 To Kemp Catlett, 7 April 541 From Gibson & Jefferson, 7 April 541 To James Madison, 7 April 542 From George W. Varnum, 7 April 543 To Bernard McMahon, 8 April 544 To Littleton W. Tazewell, George Hay, and William Wirt, enclosing List of Authorities cited in Statement on the Batture Case, 9 April 545 From William Coghlan, 10 April 548 From William Wirt, 10 April 549 From Joseph Darmsdatt, 11 April 550 From Gibson & Jefferson, 11 April, enclosing Thomas Jefferson's Account with Morris & Dunnington, [ca. 10 April] 550 To George Jefferson, 11 April 551 From Thomas Law, 13 April 552 From Henry Dearborn, 14 April 552 To Alexander von Humboldt, 14 April 553 To Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 14 April 555 From David Bailie Warden, 14 April 557 From John Barnes, 15 April 558 To Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 15 April 559 To George Jefferson, 15 April 561 To Francois Andre Michaux, 15 April 561 To Pierre Paganel, 15 April 562 To Count Theodore Pahlen, 15 April 563 To William Wirt, 15 April 563 To Joel Barlow, 16 April 564 To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 16 April 565 From James Monroe, 16 April 567 From John Hollins, 17 April 567 From Skelton Jones, 17 April 569 Survey of Boundary between Lego and Pantops, 17 April 570 From William Wirt, 17 April 573 From James Oldham, 18 April 575 To Peter Derieux, 19 April 575 From Henry Foxall, 19 April 576 From Gibson & Jefferson, 19 April 577 From James Madison, 19 April 577 To Thomas Law, 23 April 578 From Oliver Pollock, 23 April, enclosing Oliver Pollock to William Robertson, and Reply, 30 January 579 From Thomas Richards, 23 April 581 To Edward Coles, 24 April 581 To C. & A. Conrad & Company, 24 April 582 From John Dortic, 24 April 583 To Eleuthere I. du Pont de Nemours, 24 April 583 To Albert Gallatin, 24 April 584 To James Madison, 24 April 585 From John Barnes, 25 April, enclosing Maria Beckley to John Barnes, 21 April 587 From James Oldham, 25 April 588 From Edward Parker and Joseph Delaplaine, 27 April 589 From "A Friend to the Christian Religion" ("Goodwill"), 28 April 590 From Edward Coles, 29 April 590 To William Duane, 30 April 591 Bennett H. Henderson to Craven Peyton, 30 April 594 To Robert Smith, 30 April 595 From Benjamin Smith Barton, 1 May 596 To Jones & Howell, 1 May 597 From Theodorus Bailey, 2 May 597 From Joel Barlow, 2 May 598 From Fitzwhylsonn & Potter, 3 May 599 From James Madison, 3 May 600 To William Wirt, 3 May 601 To William Wirt, 3 May 601 To John Dortic, 4 May 604 To Bernard McMahon, 4 May 604 To Oliver Pollock, 4 May 605 To John Hollins, 5 May 606 To James Monroe, 5 May 607 From Robert Smith, 5 May 608 To Henry Foxall, 7 May 609 To Edward Parker and Joseph Delaplaine, 7 [May] 609 Elijah Fletcher's Account of a Visit to Monticello, [8 May] 610 From Thomas Newton, 8 May 611 From George Jefferson, 9 May 612 To Reuben Perry, 10 May 612 To Joel Barlow, 11 May 613 From John Dortic, 11 May 614 To Thomas Richards, 11 May 614 To Dudley Richardson, 11 May 615 To Bernard Smith, 11 May 615 To Johann Severin Vater, 11 May 615 To Robert Wash, 11 May 616 To John Graham, 12 May 616 To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 12 May 617 To Craven Peyton, [12 May] 617 To Jean Potocki, 12 May 618 To David Bailie Warden, 12 May 619 From Joel Barlow, 15 May 619 From John Dortic, 16 May 619 From George Jefferson, 16 May 620 From Eleuthere I. du Pont de Nemours, 17 May 621 To William Short, 17 May 621 From William F. Gray, 18 May 623 From Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 19 May 624 Memorandum on Craven Peyton and Reuben Grady, 19 May 625 From William Wirt, 19 May 626 From John Graham, 20 May 627 From James Lyle, 22 May 627 From Thomas Ringgold, 22 May 628 To John Dortic, 23 May 628 From George Jefferson, 23 May 629 To James Monroe, 23 May 629 From James Ogilvie, 24 May 630 To Ann C. Bankhead, 26 May 633 To James Madison, 26 May 634 From Samuel J. Harrison, 29 May 634 To Cornelia J. Randolph, 3 June 635 From William C. Rives, 4 June 635 To John Milledge, 5 June 636 From George Jefferson, 6 June 637 From James Monroe, 6 June 637 From James Madison, 7 June 638 From Samuel J. Harrison, 8 June 639 Notes on Account with Jonathan & Isaac Shoemaker, [ca. 8 June] 640 Account with Jonathan & Isaac Shoemaker, 8 June 642 To Charles L. Bankhead, 10 June 644 To Isaac A. Coles, 10 June 644 From Isaac A. Coles, 10 June 645 From Anthony Gerna, enclosing Teophane Arata to Thomas Jefferson, 10 June 645 From Thomas T. Loury, 11 June 647 To Benjamin Morgan, 11 June 648 From Benjamin F. Salvage, 11 June 649 From C. & A. Conrad & Company, 12 June 649 From George Jefferson, 13 June 650 From William D. Meriwether, 13 June 650 From Osborn Sprigg, 15 June 651 To Burwell Bassett, 17 June, enclosing Extracts from Palisot de Beauvois's Letter to Thomas Jefferson, 19 March, with Jefferson's Notes 651 Appendix: Supplemental List of Documents Not Found 655 Index 657

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v. 4 : cloth ISBN 9780691135656

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Volume Four of this definitive edition of Thomas Jefferson's papers from the end of his presidency until his death includes 581 documents from 18 June 1811 to 30 April 1812. Between these two dates, Jefferson famously declares that, "tho' an old man, I am but a young gardener"; expresses hostility to dogs and joins in a petition for a tax to reduce their numbers; calculates lines for a horizontal sundial; surveys part of his Bedford County estate; and draws up work schedules for his Poplar Forest plantation and detailed slave lists for Poplar Forest and Monticello. Jefferson also takes readings of a solar eclipse; attempts to determine Monticello's longitude; measures Willis Mountain; and calls for a fixed international standard for measures, weights, and coins. Joseph Milligan publishes a revised edition of Jefferson's Manual of Parliamentary Practice in March 1812, and Jefferson sends William Wirt a detailed and colorful but largely negative portrait of Patrick Henry for use in his biography of the Virginia orator. Finally, and perhaps of greatest importance to posterity, in January 1812 correspondence resumes between Jefferson and his old friend John Adams, after a long hiatus resulting from their rivalry for the presidency in 1800.

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Foreword vii Acknowledgments ix Editorial Method and Apparatus xi Maps xxxix Illustrations xliii Jefferson Chronology 2 1811 From John Barnes, 18 June 3 To Hugh Chisholm, 18 June 4 From John Martin Baker, 19 June 4 From Charles L. Bankhead, 20 June 5 From George Jefferson, 20 June 6 To Peter Minor, 20 June 7 From Robert Wash, 20 June 7 To William Chamberlayne, 24 June 9 To Charles Everette, 24 June 9 From Gideon Granger, 24 June 10 To George Jefferson, 24 June 10 To James Lyle, 24 June 11 From William McGehee, 24 June 12 From George Jefferson, 27 June 12 From Edmund M. Blunt, 28 June 13 From James Chamberlain, [received 28 June] 14 From Benjamin Rush, 28 June 17 To John Barnes, 29 June 17 From David Bailie Warden, 1 July 19 From Horatio Turpin, 2 July 20 To James Madison, 3 July 21 From Robert Rives, 3 July 22 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 4 July 22 From George Jefferson, 4 July 24 From William Duane, 5 July 25 From John Barnes, 6 July 26 To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 8 July 28 To Lafayette, 8 July 29 From James Madison, 8 July 31 To David Bailie Warden, 8 July 33 To Philip Mazzei, 9 July 34 To David Bailie Warden, 9 July 35 To Lafayette, 10 July 36 To David Bailie Warden, 10 July 36 From Benjamin Galloway, 11 July 36 From James T. Austin, 12 July 37 To Mary Lewis, 12 July 38 From John Milledge, 12 July 39 From Philip Turpin, 13 July 41 From Burwell Bassett, 20 July 42 From Jacob Franklin Heston, [before 20 July] 43 From Benjamin Morgan, 20 July 48 To Robert Rives, 20 July 48 From Joel Barlow, [received 21 July] 49 From James Walker, 21 July, enclosing Timber List for Thomas Jefferson's Sawmill Wheels, 20 July 50 To Joel Barlow, 22 July 51 From John L. Thomas, 23 July 52 From Robert Wash, 23 July 53 From Benjamin Franklin Thompson, 24 July 53 From David Bailie Warden, 24 July 54 To Edmund M. Blunt, 25 July 55 To William Duane, 25 July 56 From George Jefferson, 25 July, enclosing Account from Sale of Thomas Jefferson's Flour, 2 July 57 From Wilson J. Cary, 26 July 58 From John H. Cocke, 26 July 59 To William Short, 26 July 59 To Wilson J. Cary, 28 July 61 To John H. Cocke, 28 July 62 To Joel Barlow, 29 July 62 From George Jefferson, 1 August 63 From Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 1 August 63 To James T. Austin, 2 August 67 To Burwell Bassett, 2 August 68 To John Bracken, 2 August 68 To Benjamin Galloway, 2 August 69 To Martin Oster, 2 August 70 Certificate of Henry Cassidy, 4 August 70 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 4 August 71 To James Ogilvie, 4 August 72 From Robert Rives, 4 August 74 To John Jordan, 5 August 75 From James Lyle, 5 August, enclosing Account with James Lyle, 6 July 75 To Benjamin Franklin Thompson, 5 August 76 From Joshua Simmons, 7 August 77 To Archibald Stuart, 8 August 77 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 9 August 79 From John Bracken, 13 August 80 From Nathaniel H. Hooe, 13 August 81 From Martin Oster, 13 August 81 To Henry Dearborn, 14 August 82 From John Dortic, 14 August 84 To Charles Clay, 16 August 86 Preliminary Agreement with William & Reuben Mitchell, [ca. 16 August] 86 Final Agreement with William & Reuben Mitchell, 16 August 87 To Benjamin Rush, 17 August 87 From Palisot de Beauvois, 18 August 89 To William A. Burwell, 19 August 90 From William J. Harris, 19 August 91 From James L. Edwards, 20 August 92 To Charles Willson Peale, 20 August 93 To Brown & Robertson, 21 August 94 To George Jefferson, 21 August 95 Calculations for a Horizontal Sundial at Poplar Forest, [ca. 23 August] 96 To Charles Clay, 23 August 98 From Levett Harris, 23 August 99 From George Jefferson, 23 August 99 To Levi Lincoln, 25 August 100 From Brown & Robertson, 26 August 101 To Thomas Mann Randolph, 26 August 101 From Benjamin Rush, 26 August 102 From George Jefferson, 29 August 104 From the Seventy-Six Association, 29 August 105 From William C. Rives, 30 August 107 From "A Bond Street Lounger," 31 August 109 From Peter Carr, 31 August 109 To George Hay, 31 August 110 From Josef Yznardy, 31 August 111 To Gideon Granger, 1 September 112 From John Jordan, 1 September 113 Mutual Assurance Society Account for Insuring Milton Warehouses, [ca. 1 September] 114 From Francis Eppes, 2 September 115 From James S. Gaines, enclosing Plan for a New Virginia Constitution and Revised Legal Code, 3 September 116 From Paul Hamilton, 3 September 123 From Joseph Dougherty, 4 September 124 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 5 September 124 To James L. Edwards, 5 September 127 From Ralph Granger, 5 September 128 From Robert Johnson, 5 September 128 To James Lyon, 5 September 130 To Francis Eppes, 6 September 131 To John Wayles Eppes, 6 September 132 To Randolph Jefferson, 6 September 134 From David Campbell, 7 September 134 To Charles Wingfield, 8 September 135 From Charles Wingfield, 8 September 136 From Charles Willson Peale, 9 September 136 From Nathaniel H. Hooe, 10 September 142 To William McClure, 10 September 143 From James Walker, enclosing Timber List for Thomas Jefferson's Sawmill and Timber List for Thomas Jefferson's Sawmill Pit Gears, 10 September 144 To Benjamin Smith Barton, 11 September 146 To Robert Patterson, 11 September 147 From Littleton W. Tazewell, 11 September 149 From Benjamin Galloway, 12 September 150 To David Higginbotham, 12 September 154 From Lafayette, 12 September 155 From Charles Wingfield, 12 September 155 To George Divers, 14 September 156 To Archibald Stuart, 14 September 156 To Clement Caines, 16 September 157 From John Chambers, 16 September 159 From Charles G. Paleske, 16 September 160 From Peter Minor, 17 September 161 To William C. Rives, 18 September 161 To Joseph Dougherty, 19 September 163 Circular to Certain Republican Senators, 19 September 164 To George Calloway, 21 September 165 From Martin Oster, 22 September 166 From Robert Patterson, 23 September 167 From Jonathan Brunt, 24 September 168 To Nathaniel Macon, 24 September 169 To Peter Minor, 24 September 170 From William & Reuben Mitchell, 25 September 170 From Samuel Smith (of Maryland), 27 September 171 To Paul Hamilton, 28 September 171 To John Wayles Eppes, 29 September 172 From Michael Leib, 29 September 173 To John Chambers, 30 September 175 To Charles G. Paleske, 30 September 175 To David Campbell, 1 October 176 To John Dortic, 1 October 176 From Hezekiah Niles, [1 October] 177 From Paul Hamilton, 2 October 178 From Charles Willson Peale, 3 October 179 To James Leitch, 4 October 182 To Nathaniel H. Hooe, 6 October 183 From Randolph Jefferson, 6 October 183 To William & Reuben Mitchell, 6 October 184 To John Bracken, 9 October 185 To William J. Harris, 9 October 185 From Benjamin & Thomas Kite, 10 October 186 To James Madison, 10 October 186 From Samuel M. Stephenson, 10 October 187 To John Payne Todd, 10 October 188 From Peter Walsh, 10 October 189 To Dudley Burwell, 11 October 190 To Caspar Wistar, 11 October 190 From Henry Foxall, 12 October 191 From Roger C. Weightman, 12 October 192 To Edward Coles, 13 October 193 From Archibald Stuart, 13 October 194 To Littleton W. Tazewell, 13 October 194 From Henry A. S. Dearborn, 14 October 195 To William Short, 15 October 197 From David Gelston, enclosing List of Steamboats, 17 October 199 From Joseph Dougherty, 18 October 200 From James Walker, 18 October 200 To Joseph Milligan, 19 October 201 To Roger C. Weightman, 19 October 201 From Edmund M. Blunt, 21 October 202 From Destutt de Tracy, 21 October 202 From Nathaniel Macon, 21 October 209 Notes on Household Consumption, 3 June 1809-23 October 209 From George Jefferson, 24 October 212 From George Jefferson, 24 October 212 From Melatiah Nash, 24 October 213 From John Bracken, 25 October 214 From Edward Coles, 25 October 215 From Edward Coles, 30 October 215 To Henry Foxall, 31 October 215 From George Jefferson, 31 October 216 To Nathaniel H. Hooe, 3 November 217 To Eleuthere I. du Pont de Nemours, 4 November 218 To George Jefferson, 4 November 218 To William R. Lee, 4 November 220 To Charles Simms, 4 November 220 From George Jefferson, 7 November 221 To Robert Patterson, 10 November 222 To Robert Patterson, 10 November 229 From Robert Patterson, 11 November 230 From William Mann, 12 November 231 From Henry Foxall, 13 November 232 To George Jefferson, 13 November 233 From Thomas Law, 13 November 234 To David Gelston, 14 November 235 From William Lambert, 14 November 235 To Archibald Stuart, 14 November 236 To Henry A. S. Dearborn, 15 November 237 From Destutt de Tracy, 15 November 239 To Melatiah Nash, 15 November 243 Notes on Joseph Fossett's Account for Plating Saddle Trees, 18 November 245 From Bishop James Madison, 19 November, enclosing William Lambert's Calculation of Monticello's Longitude from Greenwich, 14 November 246 From Oliver Pollock, 19 November 267 From William Short, 19 November 268 From Sylvanus Bourne, 20 November 274 From William Lambert, 22 November 275 From James Ogilvie, 24 November 276 From George Jefferson, 25 November 277 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 26 November 278 Survey of Bear Creek Lands, 26-28 November 279 Account with Reuben Perry, [ca. 28 November] 280 From William & Samuel Craig, 29 November 280 From John Low, 29 November 281 From Valentin de Foronda, 30 November 282 From John Fowler, 30 November 285 From Thomas Erskine Birch, November 286 Conveyance of Thomas Jefferson's Lot in Richmond to avid Higginbotham, November 287 From Joseph Milligan, enclosing Account with Joseph Milligan, 2 December 288 From George Jefferson, 3 December 290 The Dismissal of Livingston v. Jefferson 291 I. John Tyler's Opinion in Livingston v. Jefferson, [4 December] 293 II. John Marshall's Opinion in Livingston v. Jefferson, [4 December] 297 III. Littleton W. Tazewell to Thomas Jefferson, 4 December 303 IV. Decision of United States Circuit Court in Livingston v. Jefferson, 5 December 304 From Donald Fraser, 4 December 305 From John Pitman, 4 December 305 To Edmund Bacon, 5 December 306 To George Callaway, 5 December 307 From George Callaway, 5 December 308 To Samuel J. Harrison, 5 December 308 From George Hay, 5 December 311 From Robert Mcffermut, 5 December 311 To Benjamin Rush, 5 December 312 To Jones & Howell, 6 December 315 From Charles G. Paleske, 7 December 315 Conveyance of Bear Branch Land to William Radford and Joel Yancey, 7 December 316 From Andre Thouin, 7 December 319 From George Jefferson, 8 December 321 From Madame de Tesse, 8 December 322 From George Jefferson, 9 December 325 From David Bailie Warden, 10 December 325 From Richard Barry, 11 December 326 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 12 December 327 From John Low, 15 December 336 From John Crawford, 17 December 336 From Benjamin Rush, 17 December 338 From Charles Clay, 18 December 341 To William or Reuben Mitchell, 18 December 341 From Charles Pinckney, 18 December 342 Notes on the Latitude of Willis's Mountain, [ca. 19 December] 344 Petition of Albemarle County Residents to Virginia General Assembly, [before 19 December] 346 From John W. Campbell, 20 December 349 From John W. Campbell, 20 December 350 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 20 December 350 From Alexander von Humboldt, 20 December 352 From Micajah Harrison, 21 December 355 From Thomas Sully, 22 December 355 To James Leitch, 24 December 358 From Lafayette, 26 December 358 From James Ronaldson, 26 December 360 To William & Samuel Craig, 27 December 364 To John Low, 27 December 365 To William Mann, 27 December 366 From William W. Clayton, 28 December 366 To George Hay, 28 December 367 To Hugh Nelson, 28 December 367 To William Lambert, 29 December 368 To Bishop James Madison, 29 December 369 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 30 December 370 To Gideon Granger, 30 December 371 From Andrew Logan, 30 December 371 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 31 December 373 To Jean Guillaume Hyde de Neuville, 31 December 374 To Irenee Amelot De Lacroix, 31 December 375 To James Madison, 31 December 376 To Oliver Pollock, 31 December 377 Instructions for Poplar Forest Management, December 379 Burgess Griffin's List of Blankets and Beds Distributed to Poplar Forest Slaves, [ca. 1811-1812] 382 Lists of Slaves at Poplar Forest, [1811-1812] 384 List of Landholdings and Monticello Slaves, [ca. 1811-1812] 386 1812 Resumption of Correspondence with John Adams 389 John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, 1 January 390 From Thomas Erskine Birch, 1 January 391 From Benjamin Galloway, 1 January 392 From Hugh Nelson, 1 January 393 To John Crawford, 2 January 394 To Donald Fraser, 2 January 395 To John Pitman, 2 January 395 To Thomas Erskine Birch, 3 January 396 To Joseph Hunter, 3 January 396 From Joseph Milligan, 3 January 397 Notes on a Conversation with Nathaniel H. Hooe, 6 January 397 From James Monroe, 6 January 398 From Thomas Sully, 6 January 398 To Samuel & James Leitch, 7 January 400 To Joseph Milligan, 7 January 400 Decision of Virginia Court of Appeals in Peyton v. Henderson, 7 January 401 From Gideon Granger, 8 January 402 From William Lambert, 8 January 402 To Thomas Sully, 8 January 407 From William Lambert, 9 January 407 From John Low, 9 January, enclosing Certificate of Henry Remsen and David Gelston, 11 January 408 From Robert Patterson, 10 January 409 From Thomas T. Hewson, 11 January 411 To James Monroe, 11 January 412 From Colin Buckner, 12 January 413 From William P. Newby, 13 January 414 From James Barbour, 14 January 415 To Randolph Jefferson, 14 January 416 To William Thornton, 14 January 417 From John Barnes, 15 January 418 From John Dortic, 15 January 419 To John B. Magruder, 15 January 420 From Richard Barry, 16 January 422 From Samuel J. Harrison, 16 January 422 From Henry Wheaton, 17 January 422 From John Melish, 18 January 423 From Ferdinando Fairfax, [ca. 20 January] 424 From William Thornton, 20 January 425 To John Adams, 21 January 428 From Mathew Carey, 21 January 430 To Benjamin Rush, 21 January 431 To James Barbour, 22 January 432 From Jean Guillaume Hyde de Neuville, 22 January 434 To John Adams, 23 January 435 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 25 January 436 To William Eustis, 25 January 458 To Benjamin H. Latrobe, 25 January 459 To Thomas Sully, 25 January 459 To Colin Buckner, 26 January 460 To Christopher Clark, 26 January 460 To Samuel J. Harrison, 26 January 461 To Thomas T. Hewson, 26 January 462 To John Barnes, 27 January 462 To Richard Barry, 27 January 463 To Mathew Carey, 27 January 464 From John B. Magruder, 27 January 464 From George Hay, 29 January 465 To Jacob Franklin Heston, 29 January 466 From Gibson & Jefferson, 30 January 467 To John W. Campbell, 31 January 467 From John Moody, January 468 From Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 1 February 469 To Benjamin Galloway, 2 February 470 From Joseph Milligan, 2 February 471 To Charles Pinckney, 2 February 472 From John Adams, 3 February 473 To Albert Gallatin, 3 February 476 To James Leitch, 3 February 477 To Ezra Sargeant, 3 February 477 From Samuel J. Harrison, 5 February 478 From Henry Andrews, 7 February 479 From James Madison, 7 February 480 From Randolph Jefferson, 8 February 481 To William Eustis, 9 February 482 To Hugh Nelson, 9 February 482 To James Pleasants, 9 February 482 From John Adams, 10 February 483 From Ezra Sargeant, 10 February 485 From James Barbour, 11 February 485 From Benjamin Rush, 11 February 486 From Gibson & Jefferson, 12 February 487 From Charles Simms, 12 February 487 From John Barnes, 13 February 487 From Nathaniel G. Ingraham, Alexander Phoenix, William Nexsen, and John Redfield, 13 February 489 From Hugh Nelson, 13 February 492 From Mathew Carey, 14 February 493 To Samuel J. Harrison, 14 February 493 To John Melish, 14 February 494 To Henry Wheaton, 14 February 494 From John B. Chandler, 15 February 495 To James Leitch, 15 February 496 To Harmer Gilmer, 16 February 496 To Bernard McMahon, 16 February 497 To John M. Perry, 16 February 498 From John Harvie, 17 February 499 From Thomas W. Maury, 18 February 499 From Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, enclosing Synopsis of a Proposed Book, 18 February 500 To Edward Gantt, 19 February 508 To James Madison, 19 February 509 To John B. Magruder, 19 February 509 To Lancelot Minor, 19 February 510 To Oliver Barrett, 20 February 512 To Henry Dearborn, 20 February 513 To Ebenezer Herrick, 20 February 514 From Archibald Robertson, 20 February 514 To Henry Flood, 21 February 515 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 21 February 515 To William Eustis, 23 February 516 To Francis Willis, 23 February 516 From Palisot de Beauvois, 23 February 517 From Charles Yancey, 23 February 518 From Thomas Erskine Birch, 24 February 518 From James Pleasants, 25 February 519 Preface to Statement on the Batture Case, 25 February 520 From John Barnes, 26 February 521 To Ezra Sargeant, 26 February 521 From Patrick Gibson, 27 February 522 From Bernard McMahon, 28 February 523 To John B. Magruder, 28 February 525 From P. T. Jones (for John B. Magruder), 28 February 525 To Patrick Gibson, 1 March 526 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 1 March 526 From Joseph Hunter, 1 March 527 From Joseph Leonard Poirey, 1 March 527 To Archibald Robertson, 1 March 528 From Isaac A. Coles, 2 March, enclosing Peter Walsh to Isaac A. Coles, 1 December 1811 528 From Gibson & Jefferson, 2 March 530 From John Low, 2 March 530 From Charles Willson Peale, 2 March 531 From John Brockenbrough, 3 March 532 From Benjamin Rush, 3 [March] 533 From Larkin Smith, 3 March 534 From George McIntosh, 4 March 535 From John Bradbury, 5 March 535 From Joseph St. Leger d'Happart, 5 March 537 From Jose Corr-a da Serra, 6 March 538 From James Madison, 6 March, enclosing Thomas Gimbrede's Engraving of the First Four American Presidents, [30 January] 539 From James Madison, [9 March] 541 From James Monroe, 9 March 542 From William Watson, 9 March 543 From Charles Christian, 10 March 543 From Henry Dearborn, 10 March 544 From Donald Fraser, [ca. 10 March] 545 From Albert Gallatin, 10 March 547 From Patrick Gibson, 11 March 547 To Matthew Wills, 11 March 548 From Samuel J. Harrison, 13 March 549 From John Jacob Astor, 14 March 550 To John Barnes, 15 March 554 To John Brockenbrough, 15 March 555 Account with Mary Daingerfield and Nathaniel H. Hooe, [before 15 March] 556 To Patrick Gibson, 15 March 557 To Nathaniel H. Hooe, 15 March 558 To John Low, 15 March 558 To George McIntosh, 15 March 559 From James Barbour, 16 March 559 To Henry Foxall, 16 March 560 To Joseph Milligan, 16 March 560 To Roger C. Weightman, 16 March 561 To George Divers, 18 March 561 From George Divers, 18 March 562 From William D. Meriwether, 19 March 562 To Thomas Erskine Birch, 21 March 562 To John Bradbury, 21 March 563 To Charles Christian, 21 March 564 To Donald Fraser, 21 March 564 From Ezra Sargeant, 21 March 565 To James Barbour, 22 March 565 From Hugh Nelson, 22 March 566 To Larkin Smith, 22 March 569 To Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, 22 March 570 From Samuel Lukens, 23 March 571 From Ebenezer Herrick, 24 March 571 From Elizabeth Trist, 24 March 572 To James Madison, 26 March 574 To Patrick Magruder and Samuel A. Otis, 26 March 575 From John Barnes, 27 March 576 From Richard Barry, 27 March 577 From Charles Christian, 28 March 577 From Samuel A. Otis, 28 March 578 From Oliver Pollock, 28 March 578 To Oliver Barrett, 29 March 579 To Patrick Gibson, 29 March 580 To Ezra Sargeant, 29 March 581 To John Benson, 2 April 581 To Gideon Granger, 2 April 582 To Samuel J. Harrison, 2 April 583 To Hugh Nelson, 2 April 585 From James Madison, 3 April 586 From Samuel A. Otis, 3 April 588 From Theodorus Bailey, 7 April 588 To Theodorus Bailey and David Gelston, 9 April 589 To John Barnes, 9 April 589 From John B. Chandler, 9 April 590 To Ebenezer Herrick, 9 April 591 To John A. Morton, 9 April 591 From Oliver Barrett, 10 April 592 From Gibson & Jefferson, [before 12 April] 593 To Patrick Gibson, 12 April 593 To George Hay, 12 April 594 Recollections of Patrick Henry 595 I. Thomas Jefferson to William Wirt, 12 April 596 II. Thomas Jefferson's Notes on Patrick Henry, [before 12 April] 598 To Littleton W. Tazewell, 12 April 605 From Anonymous ("Goodwill"), 13 April 606 From Randolph Jefferson, 13 April 607 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 14 April 607 From "U.M.," 14 April 611 From Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, 14 April 613 From William Wirt, 15 April 615 From William Bentley, 16 April 617 From Gibson & Jefferson, 16 April 618 From James Hamilton, 16 April 618 To Samuel Lukens, 16 April 619 To Reuben Perry, 16 April 620 From Hugh White, 16 April 620 To John Barnes, 17 April 621 To Jose Corr-a da Serra, 17 April 621 To Joseph St. Leger d'Happart, 17 April 622 To James Madison, 17 April 622 From John S. Stake, 17 April 623 Non-Congressional Distribution List for Batture Pamphlet, [19 April-23 June] 624 To Oliver Pollock, 19 April 625 To John Adams, 20 April 626 To John Ashlin, 20 April 629 From John Barnes, 20 April 629 To William C. C. Claiborne, 20 April 631 To Derbigny, 20 April 631 To William Duane, 20 April 632 To Patrick Gibson, 20 April 633 To Benjamin Jones, 20 April 634 From William Lambert, 20 April 634 To Robert R. Livingston, 20 April 637 To James Mather, 20 April 639 To Louis Moreau Lislet, 20 April 639 To Benjamin Morgan, 20 April 640 To Thomas B. Robertson, 20 April 641 To Benjamin Rush, 20 April 642 To Jean Baptiste Simon Thierry, 20 April 643 From John Glass, 21 April 644 From George Hay, 21 April 646 To James Leitch, 21 April 647 From John Dawson, 22 April 648 From Lafayette, 22 April 649 To James P. Cocke, 23 April 650 From James P. Cocke, 23 April 651 From William Lambert, 23 April 651 From J. H. Smith, 23 April 661 From James Walker, 23 April 661 From John Williams, 23 April 662 To James P. Cocke, 24 April 662 From Joseph Delaplaine, [ca. 24 April] 663 From James Madison, 24 April 664 From John A. Morton, 24 April 665 To William Thornton, 24 April 666 From Matthew Wills, 24 April 668 To John Graham, 25 April 668 To James Maury, 25 April 669 To John Rodman, 25 April 672 To Hugh White, 25 April 673 From Theodorus Bailey, 26 April 673 From Benjamin Rush, 26 April 673 To William Short, 26 April 674 To Matthew Wills, 26 April 677 From Samuel J. Harrison, 27 April 677 To George Hay, 27 April 678 Samuel Scott's Bill of Complaint in Scott v. Jefferson and Harrison, [before 27 April] 680 From James P. Cocke, 29 April 684 To John Barnes, 30 April 684 To Joseph Delaplaine, 30 April 685 To Eleuthere I. du Pont de Nemours, 30 April 686 To James Leitch, 30 April 686 To John Williams, 30 April 687 Appendix: Supplemental List of Documents Not Found 689 Index 691

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v. 5 : cloth ISBN 9780691137711

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Volume Five of the definitive edition of Thomas Jefferson's papers from the end of his presidency until his death includes 592 documents from 1 May 1812 to 10 March 1813. America declares war on Great Britain on 18 June 1812. Jefferson counsels domestic reconciliation while suggesting that America recruit British incendiaries to burn London if British ships attack American cities. He passes on to President James Madison a long and discouraging letter from Isaac A. Coles describing American military bungling in the Niagara Campaign. An unofficial proposal that Jefferson return to public life as secretary of state does not gain the retired statesman's support. Jefferson receives many requests for governmental patronage, responds insightfully to a colorful assortment of authors and inventors, is mildly diverted by a fraudulent perpetual-motion machine, and spends considerable time on legal troubles. A dispute with David Michie over land in Albemarle County nearly leads to a duel between Michie and Jefferson's agent. A conflict with Samuel Scott over property in Campbell County further vexes Jefferson, who prepares an extensively researched answer to Scott's complaint. Despite the conflict, Jefferson graciously writes a letter of introduction for Scott's son. Jefferson remains accessible to the public, receives anonymous letters urging him to convert to Christianity, and settles a wager for one correspondent who asks if Jefferson ever met the British king. Jefferson gloomily observes that "the hand of age is upon me" and complains that his faculties are failing. He still has thirteen years to live.

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Foreword vii Acknowledgments ix Editorial Method and Apparatus xiii Maps xliii Illustrations xlvii Jefferson Chronology 2 1812 From John Adams, 1 May 3 Account with Isham Chisholm, [ca. 1 May] 5 Notes on Expenses, [ca. 1 May] 5 From Elbridge Gerry, 1 May 6 From John Vaughan, 1 May 7 From John Armstrong, 2 May 8 To William C. C. Claiborne, 2 May 9 To John Dawson, 2 May 9 To William Eustis, 2 May 10 To James Madison, 2 May 11 From John Adams, 3 May 11 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 3 May 14 To James Hamilton, 4 May 14 From William J. Stone, 4 May 15 From George Hay, 5 May 16 To William McClure, 5 May 17 To Lancelot Minor, 5 May 17 From John Redman Coxe, 6 May 18 From Valentin de Foronda, 6 May 19 From William Thornton, 8 May, enclosing William Cranch to William Thornton, 9 May, and William Thornton to Thomas Jefferson, [ca. 9 May] 21 From Caspar Wistar, 9 May 25 To Elizabeth Trist, 10 May 26 From John Barnes, 11 May 27 From Lewis Bryant, [received 11 May] 28 From Peter Derieux, enclosing Notes on Tarragon by an UnidentiAed Author, 11 May 29 Memorandum to Jeremiah A. Goodman, 12 May 31 To Samuel J. Harrison, 12 May 31 To William Mitchell, 12 May 32 Notes on a Conversation with James Steptoe, [ca. 12 May] 32 Notes on Poplar Forest and on Scott v. Jefferson and Harrison, [ca. 12 May] 33 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 13 May 36 From Chandler Price, 13 May 36 From Earl Sturtevant, 13 May 38 To Bowling Clark, 14 May 39 To William P. Martin, 14 May 40 From John Williams, 14 May 41 From Samuel B. Malcom, 15 May 42 From Littleton W. Tazewell, 15 May 43 From Cyrus B. Clay, [received 16 May] 48 From William P. Martin, [received 16 May] 48 From William & Reuben Mitchell, 16 May 50 From Archibald Robertson, 16 May 51 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 17 May 51 To Joseph Slaughter, 17 May 56 From John Tyler, 17 May 57 From John Barnes, 18 May 59 Mortgage of Campbell County Land to Samuel J. Harrison, 18 May 61 James C. Steptoe to James Steptoe, 18 May 62 To Samuel J. Harrison, 19 May 63 From Nathaniel G. M. Senter, 19 May 64 From Lafayette, 20 May 68 From John Adams, 21 May 70 From Madame Bureaux de Pusy, 23 May 71 From John Graham, 23 May 72 To Lancelot Minor, 23 May 73 To John Jacob Astor, 24 May 74 To David Higginbotham, [24 May] 75 From Alexander Quarrier, 24 May 76 Richard Rush's Proposal that Thomas Jefferson become Secretary of State, 24 May 78 To William Thornton, 24 May 80 From Colin Buckner, 25 May 81 To James Madison, 25 May 81 From James Madison, 25 May 82 To John Vaughan, 25 May 83 From Charles Clay, 26 May 84 To James Monroe, 26 May 84 To Charles Blagrove, 27 May 87 From Bowling Clark, 27 May 88 Notes on Samuel Scott's Bill of Complaint, [ca. 27 May] 89 To Archibald Thweatt, 27 May 90 To Patrick Gibson, 29 May 91 To Robert Patterson, 29 May 92 To John Staples, 29 May 93 To Caspar Wistar, 29 May 94 To James Madison, 30 May 95 To Lancelot Minor, 30 May 95 To William J. Stone, 30 May 97 From Anonymous ("Goodwill"), 1 June 97 To Peter Derieux, 1 June 98 To Lewis A. Pauly, 1 June 99 To John Redman Coxe, 2 June 100 From Andrew Ellicott, 3 June 100 To John Wayles Eppes, 3 June 102 From Charles Blagrove, 4 June 103 From John Daingerfield, 5 June 103 To William Eustis, 6 June 104 To Charles J. Ingersoll, 6 June 106 To James Madison, 6 June 107 To Thomas BruC, 7 June 108 To William Burns, enclosing Certificate of Acquaintance with Alexander Quarrier, 7 June 108 To Abraham Howard Quincy, 7 June 109 To Earl Sturtevant, 7 June 111 From Elizabeth Trist, 7 June 111 From Robert Mills, 8 June 114 From John Vaughan, 8 June 114 From Gibson & Jefferson, enclosing Flour Account with Gibson & Jefferson, 9 June 115 From Lewis A. Pauly, 9 June 116 To James Leitch, 10 June 119 Account with Randolph & McKinney, [ca. 10 June] 120 To John Adams, 11 June 122 To Elbridge Gerry, 11 June 125 From Elbridge Gerry, 12 June 127 To Charles Blagrove, 15 June 128 To Zachariah Morris, 15 June 128 To Eleuthere I. du Pont de Nemours, 16 June 129 From Eleuthere I. du Pont de Nemours, 16 June 130 To Ebenezer Herrick, 16 June 131 To Patrick Gibson, 17 June 132 To Benjamin Jones, 17 June 133 To James Leitch, 17 June 133 To William Thornton, 17 June 134 To John Tyler, 17 June 134 From Gibson & Jefferson, 18 June 138 From David Michie, 18 June 138 From William Thornton, 18 June 141 From Ebenezer Herrick, 19 June 142 To Littleton W. Tazewell, 19 June 143 To John Barnes, 20 June 145 From Joseph St. Leger d'Happart, 20 June 145 To David Michie, 20 June 147 To William Thornton, 20 June 148 From David Michie, 21 June 149 To Ezra Sargeant, 21 June 151 From Charles Artzt, 22 June, enclosing George Sullivan's Recommendation of Charles Artzt, 25 May 1811 151 To Joseph Darmsdatt, 22 June 155 From James Madison, 22 June 156 To David Michie, 22 June 156 Statement of Joseph Jones Monroe, 22 June 158 From Charles Blagrove, 23 June 159 From Donald Fraser, 23 June 159 From Gibson & Jefferson, 23 June 161 From Archibald Thweatt, 23 June, enclosing Richard Stith's Receipt for John Wayles's Land Purchase, 11 Jan. 1771 161 From Henry Wheaton, 23 June 163 To Madame Bureaux de Pusy, 24 June 163 From Joseph Darmsdatt, 24 June 164 To Sarah Bowdoin (Dearborn), 24 June 165 To Andrew Ellicott, 24 June 165 To Robert Mills, 24 June 166 From Abraham Howard Quincy, 24 June 167 From Abraham Howard Quincy, 24 June 167 To John Wayles Eppes, 25 June 171 From Charles Hall, 25 June 172 To James Hamilton, 25 June 174 From David Gelston, 26 June 175 From John E. Hall, 26 June 175 From John Barnes, 27 June 177 From Peter Lenox, 27 June 177 To David Michie, 27 June 179 From David Michie, 27 June 180 From William Pinkney, 27 June 180 From William Thornton, 27 June 181 From John Adams, 28 June 182 To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 28 June 186 From Madame de Tesse, 28 June 188 To James Madison, 29 June 191 Deposition by James Lewis, with Queries Posed by Thomas Jefferson and David Michie, 1 July 192 From Victor du Pont, 2 July 198 To David Gelston, 2 July 201 To Ebenezer Herrick, 2 July 202 From Alexander L. Joncherez, 2 July 202 From Honore Julien, 2 July 204 From Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 2 July 205 To John S. Ravenscroft, 3 July 207 To William Thornton, 3 July 209 To Archibald Thweatt, 3 July 210 To John Vaughan, 3 July 211 From Lafayette, 4 July 212 To Charles Artzt, 5 July 215 To Martin Oster, 5 July 216 To Lewis A. Pauly, 5 July 216 To Nathaniel G. M. Senter, 5 July 218 To Henry Wheaton, 5 July 219 To John E. Hall, 6 July 219 From Robert Wright, 6 [July] 220 From David Gelston, 7 July 220 From William Birch, 8 July 221 To Charles Blagrove, 8 July 222 To William Prichard, 8 July 222 To Thomas Cooper, 10 July 223 From Harrison Dance, 10 July 224 To Patrick Gibson, 10 July 225 From Charles J. Ingersoll, 10 July 225 From James Jones Wilmer, 10 [July] 226 Peter Minor to Thomas Mann Randolph, 11 July 227 From Lewis A. Pauly, 11 July 228 Notes on Evidence Needed in Scott v. Jefferson and Harrison, [before 11 July] 229 Answer to Bill of Complaint in Scott v. Jefferson and Harrison, 11 July 230 To Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 12 July 238 To George Hay, 13 July 239 To William Marshall, 13 July 240 From William Thornton, 13 July 241 To William Wirt, 13 July 242 From Thomas Lehre, 14 July 243 To George Hay, 16 July 245 From William Lambert, 16 July 245 From James Maury, 16 July 251 To Samuel Pleasants, 16 July 253 From William Prichard, 16 July 254 From William Duane, 17 July 254 From Fontaine Maury, 18 July 258 From Richard Rush, 18 July 259 From William P. Newby, 19 [July] 260 From David Michie, 20 July 260 From William Wirt, 20 July 263 From Theodorus Bailey, 21 July 263 From Gibson & Jefferson, 21 July 264 From George Hay, 21 July 264 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 21 July 265 From John S. Ravenscroft, 21 July 268 From William F. Gordon, 22 July 269 From Baron Karl von Moll, 22 July, enclosing Membership Diploma in the Agricultural Society of Bavaria, 13 February 270 John Watson's Writ to Summon a Jury regarding Land Seized by David Michie, 23 July 274 To John L. Thomas, 24 July 274 From Thomas Cooper, 25 July 275 From Norborne K. Thomas, 25 July 277 From Samuel Pleasants, 27 July 278 Jury Findings regarding Land Seized by David Michie, 30 July 278 Warrant for Restitution of Land Seized by David Michie, 30 July 280 From John B. Colvin, 1 August 282 Samuel J. Harrison's Answer to Bill of Complaint in Scott v. Jefferson and Harrison, [by 1 August] 282 From Thomas Lehre, 1 August 284 From William Foushee, 2 August 286 To Richard Rush, 2 August 286 From Archibald Thweatt, 2 August, enclosing Extracts from John Wayles's Records, 21 March-27 December 1770 287 To James Jones Wilmer, 2 August 288 To William Birch, 3 August 288 From Patrick Gibson, 3 August 289 To Joseph St. Leger d'Happart, 3 August 290 From Benjamin James Harris, 3 August 291 To Alexander L. Joncherez, 3 August 292 To William Duane, 4 August 293 From Sergeant Hall, 5 August 294 To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 5 August 295 To James Madison, 5 August 296 From Josiah Meigs, 5 August 297 Notes on Outstanding Debts, [before 5 August] 298 Recommendation of John Neilson, 7 August 299 From Nicholas B. Pryor, 7 August 300 From Alexis Marie Rochon, 7 August 301 To John B. Colvin, 8 August 303 To Thomas Lehre, 8 August 303 To Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 8 August 304 To Robert Wright, 8 August 305 To Theodorus Bailey, 9 August 305 To Patrick Gibson, 9 August 306 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 9 August 306 To Benjamin James Harris, 9 August 307 To Fontaine Maury, 9 August 309 From James Monroe, 9 August 309 To James Monroe, 9 August 310 To Robert Patterson, 9 August 311 To Reuben Perry, 9 August 311 To Jacob Alrichs, 10 August 312 To James Madison, 10 August 313 To James Madison, 10 August 313 From Benjamin Morgan, 10 August 314 From Benjamin Brown, with Jefferson's Note, 12 August 315 From Gibson & Jefferson, 12 August 316 From Elbridge Gerry, 15 August 316 From James Madison, 17 August 319 From Alrichs & Dixon, 19 August 321 From Charles Willson Peale, 19 August 323 To Thomas Eston Randolph, 20 August 325 Memorandum by Thomas Eston Randolph, 23 [August?] 325 From Anonymous ("Goodwill"), 24 August 326 To William Eustis, 24 August 327 To Nicholas B. Pryor, 24 August 328 To James Hamilton, 26 August 328 From Thomas Lehre, 28 August 329 From Thomas C. Flournoy, 29 August 330 From Thomas Lehre, 29 August 332 From Martin Oster, 29 August, enclosing Littleton W. Tazewell to Martin Oster, 4 August 332 To Alrichs & Dixon, 30 August 335 To James Madison, 30 August 336 From James Monroe, 31 August 336 To Samuel J. Harrison, 2 September 337 From Samuel J. Harrison, 2 September 337 To Reuben Perry, 2 September 338 To Joseph Slaughter, 2 September 338 From Joseph Slaughter, 2 September 339 To Burgess GriDn, 4 September 339 To William P. Martin, 4 September 339 Agreement with William & Reuben Mitchell, 4 September 340 To Thomas Whittington, 4 September 341 From Burgess GriDn, 5 September 342 To James Steptoe, 10 September 342 To Reuben Perry, 12 September 343 Subscription to Equip an Albemarle County Volunteer Company, [ca. 14 September] 344 To John Hollins, 16 September 345 From Bernard McMahon, 16 September 346 To Craven Peyton, 16 September 346 To John Wayles Eppes, 18 September 347 To Patrick Gibson, 18 September 350 To Lewis A. Pauly, 18 September 351 To Craven Peyton, 18 September 351 To Martin Wanscher, 18 September 352 From William Duane, 20 September 352 From Thomas Lehre, 21 September 355 To Alrichs & Dixon, 22 September 356 From John Hollins, 22 September 356 From Mary Lewis, 23 September 357 From Bernard McMahon, 23 September 358 From Bernard McMahon, 24 September 358 To Paul Hamilton, 27 September 359 From Cunningham Harris, 30 September 360 To George Hay, 30 September 361 Notes on Layout of Fields at Lego, [on or after 30 September] 362 To William Short, 30 September 362 From John L. Thomas, 30 September 364 From Samuel Brown, 1 October 364 To William Duane, 1 October 366 To Thomas C. Flournoy, 1 October 368 From James Ronaldson, 1 October 369 To John L. Thomas, 1 October 371 To William Barton, 2 October 371 To James Madison, 2 October 372 To Josiah Meigs, 2 October 373 To James Semple, 2 October 373 From John Barnes, 3 October 374 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 5 October 375 From Lewis A. Pauly, 5 October 378 Petition of Rivanna Company to Virginia General Assembly, [ca. 5 October] 378 To John Barnes, 8 October 380 From Gibson & Jefferson, 9 October 381 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 10 October 381 To Bernard McMahon, 11 October 382 To Benjamin Morgan, 11 October 383 To James Ronaldson, 11 October 384 To Charles Yancey, 11 October 385 From John Adams, 12 October 386 To Philip P. Barbour, 12 October 391 From Thomas H. Williams, 12 October 392 From John Barnes, 13 October 393 From Thomas Lehre, 13 October 393 From James Leitch, 13 October 394 To James Leitch, 13 October 394 From Christopher Clark, 14 October 395 From James Madison, 14 October 395 From Charles Yancey, 14 October 397 From Nathaniel G. M. Senter, 15 October 398 To William Short, 17 October 399 From Madame Bureaux de Pusy, 18 October 402 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 18 October 403 From John Hollins, 18 October 404 To John Hollins, 18 October 404 To Peter Minor, 18 October 404 From Jean Guillaume Hyde de Neuville, 19 October 405 From Peter Minor, 19 October 406 From Nathaniel G. M. Senter, 19 October 407 From Charles Clay, [received 22 October] 408 To Paul Hamilton, 22 October 408 To Gibson & Jefferson, 23 October 409 From Isaac A. Coles, 24 October 410 From Bernard McMahon, 24 October 412 From Gibson & Jefferson, 26 October 413 From James Carver, 27 October 413 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 27 October 416 To Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 27 October 417 To Josiah Meigs, 27 October 417 Agreement with Richard Durrett, 28 October 418 To Craven Peyton, enclosing Account with Craven Peyton for his Lease of Shadwell, Account with Craven Peyton for Purchase of Henderson Lands, Account with Craven Peyton for Corn, and Account with Craven Peyton for Rents and Profits from Henderson Lands, 28 October 419 To Lancelot Minor, 29 October 428 To Nathaniel G. M. Senter, 30 October 429 To Jean Guillaume Hyde de Neuville, 31 October 430 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 31 October 431 To James Madison, 31 October 435 From David Bailie Warden, 1 November 436 From Gibson & Jefferson, 2 November 438 From James Ronaldson, 2 November 438 To James Monroe, 3 November 440 To Madame Bureaux de Pusy, 4 November 441 To William B. Arbuckle, 5 November 441 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 5 November 442 To William Eustis, 5 November 443 To David Higginbotham, 5 November 443 To Cunningham Harris, 6 November 444 To James Madison, 6 November 445 To William Short, 6 November 446 From John Dortic, 7 November 447 To Samuel Pleasants, 7 November 447 To Eleuthere I. du Pont de Nemours, 8 November 448 To Albert Gallatin, 9 November 449 From Madame de Sta--l Holstein, 10 November 449 From James Monroe, 11 November 453 From John Speyer, 12 November 454 From Joseph Dougherty, 13 November 454 From Samuel Pleasants, 13 November 455 From Eli Alexander, 14 November 455 From John Woodside, 14 November 456 To Charles Johnston, 15 November 457 From George Tucker, 15 November 458 From Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, 16 November 459 List of Blankets and Cloth Distributed to Poplar Forest Slaves, [ca. 17 November-14 December] 460 From Isaac Cox Barnet, 21 November 463 From Charles Clay, 21 November 464 To Matthew Pate, 23 November 465 From Bernard McMahon, 24 November 465 From Regnault de Becourt, 25 November 466 From Abner E. Callaway, 25 November 468 From Charles G. Paleske, 27 November 468 From James Semple, [28 November] 469 To Benjamin Johnson, 29 November 470 To Archibald Robertson, 29 November 470 From Robert Patterson, enclosing Drawing of Charles RedheCer's Perpetual Motion Machine, 30 November 471 From Archibald Robertson, 30 November 475 Notes on Benjamin Johnson's Lands Adjacent to Poplar Forest, [ca. 1 December] 475 From Bernard McMahon, 1 December 476 From Alrichs & Dixon, 2 December 477 From Samuel R. Demaree, 2 December 478 To Benjamin Johnson, 2 December 479 Notes on Wheat Shipments from Poplar Forest, [ca. 4 December] 481 Joseph Slaughter's Survey of the Poplar Forest Curtilage, 5 December 482 From Gibson & Jefferson, 7 December 483 From Burgess GriDn, 8 December 483 From John Barnes, 9 December 483 To Reuben Perry, 10 December 485 To Robert Richardson, 10 December 485 From Jeremiah A. Goodman, [ca. 13 December?] 486 Agreement with Benjamin Johnson for Exchange of Poplar Forest Lands, 13 December 486 Instructions for Poplar Forest Management, 13 December 488 To Charles Clay, 14 December 490 From Frederic Tudor, 14 December 491 From Donald Fraser, 15 December 492 From John Melish, 15 December 492 From Samuel Pleasants, 16 December 493 From Albert Gallatin, 18 December 493 From Thomas Williamson, 19 December 494 To Paul Hamilton, 21 December 495 From Arnold BuCum, 22 December 495 To Davis Durrett, 22 December 497 From Davis Durrett, 22 [December] 497 To Davis Durrett, 24 December 498 From Davis Durrett, 24 [December] 499 To John Barnes, 25 December 499 To John T. Barraud, 25 December 499 To Joseph Dougherty, 25 December 500 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 25 December 501 To Eleuthere I. du Pont de Nemours, 25 December 501 To Paul Hamilton, 25 December 502 From Samuel J. Harrison, 25 December 503 To John Taggart, 25 December 503 To Thomas Williamson, 25 December 503 To John Woodside, 25 December 504 From Thomas L. Dillehay, 26 December 504 To Reuben Perry, 26 December 505 To William Short, 26 December 505 To Robert Patterson, 27 December 506 To John Adams, 28 December 508 From William Vaughan, 29 December 513 1813 From Alrichs & Dixon, 1 January 515 From Paul Hamilton, 2 January 515 To Philip P. Barbour, 4 January 516 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 4 January 523 From Edward F. Bond, 5 January 524 To Nimrod Bramham, 5 January 526 To Joseph C. Cabell, 5 January 528 To Chapman Johnson, 5 January 529 From John Barnes, 6 January 530 To Samuel J. Harrison, 7 January 531 From Isaac A. Coles, 8 January, enclosing Isaac A. Coles to a Young Friend in Virginia, 30 December 1812 531 To Donald Fraser, 8 January 545 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 8 January 545 To Henry Middleton, 8 January 546 To John Taggart, 8 January 547 To Archibald Thweatt, 8 January 548 To Frederic Tudor, 8 January 548 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 9 January 549 From Chapman Johnson, 9 January 549 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, enclosing Proposal for the Military Use of Sugar, 9 January 550 To Bernard McMahon, 11 January 553 To Abel Morgan, 11 January 553 From Regnault de Becourt, 12 January 554 From Joseph C. Cabell, 12 January 556 To Samuel R. Demaree, 12 January 557 From Robert Patterson, 12 January 558 To James Ronaldson, 12 January 560 From Gibson & Jefferson, 13 January 561 To John Melish, 13 January 562 To Alrichs & Dixon, 14 January 566 From Alexander Garrett, 14 January 567 To William Champe Carter, 16 January 568 To John Barnes, 17 January 570 From Samuel J. Harrison, 17 January 571 From Benjamin Shackelford, 17 January 571 To Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, 17 January 572 To William Champe Carter, 19 January 573 From Peter Minor, 19 January 574 From John Chambers, 20 January 574 To Peter Minor, 20 January 574 To Patrick Gibson, 21 January 575 From David Bailie Warden, 21 January 576 To William Duane, 22 January 577 From Robert Morrell, 22 January 579 From Thomas C. Flournoy, 23 January 580 From Theodorus Bailey, 25 January 581 From John Taggart, 25 January 583 From John Adams, 26 January 583 To Richard M. Johnson, 26 January 586 From Gibson & Jefferson, 27 January 587 From James Madison, 27 January 587 From Abraham Howard Quincy, 27 January 588 To Richard M. Johnson, 29 January 591 From Richard M. Johnson, 30 January 592 To Jeremiah A. Goodman and Nimrod Darnil, 31 January 593 To Samuel J. Harrison, 31 January 593 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 1 February 594 From John Adams, 2 February 595 From William Champe Carter, 2 February 596 From William Caruthers, 3 February 596 To Sarah Bowdoin (Dearborn), 4 February 597 To Patrick Gibson, 4 February 597 To Patrick Gibson, 4 February 599 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 5 February 600 To Robert Morrell, 5 February 600 From No--l de la Moriniere, enclosing Questionnaire on River Fishes, 5 February 601 To Theodorus Bailey, 6 February 606 To Regnault de Becourt, 6 February 607 Lease of Firewood Rights to James Marr, 6 February 607 To John Armstrong, 8 February 608 To James Madison, 8 February 609 From Richard M. Johnson, 9 February 611 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, enclosing Obituary Notice for Joel Barlow by Konrad E. Oelsner and Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 10 February 612 From Patrick Gibson, 10 February 621 To William Short, 10 February, enclosing Bond from David Higginbotham to William Short, 31 January 622 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 11 February 625 From John Melish, 11 February 625 From James Carver, 12 February 630 From William P. Gardner, 13 February 631 From James Cutbush, 14 February 633 From William Duane, 14 February 634 From Samuel J. Harrison, 14 February 638 From Joseph C. Cabell, 17 February 638 To James Hamilton, 17 February 639 From Benjamin Waterhouse, 17 February 640 From William A. Burwell, 19 February 642 To William P. Gardner, 19 February 643 From Anonymous, 21 February 644 To John Armstrong, 21 February 645 To James Madison, 21 February 646 From Thomas H. Palmer, 22 February 649 To John L. Thomas, 23 February 651 From William Cocke, 24 February 651 From Randolph Jefferson, 24 February 653 From Lewis Brown, 25 February 653 From Joseph Delaplaine and from Murray, Draper, Fairman & Company, 25 February 654 To Alrichs & Dixon, 26 February 655 To Patrick Gibson, 26 February 656 To Dabney Carr, 27 February 657 From Bernard McMahon, 27 February 657 From John L. Thomas, 1 March 658 To Randolph Jefferson, 2 March 658 From George P. Stevenson, 2 March 659 From Patrick Gibson, 3 March 660 To John Chambers, 4 March 660 To James Cutbush, 4 March 661 To Joseph Delaplaine and to Murray, Draper, Fairman & Company, 4 March 662 From John Rhea, 4 March 662 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 5 March 663 From Joseph St. Leger d'Happart, 5 March 664 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 5 March 665 To Thomas H. Palmer, 6 March 667 To Benjamin Rush, 6 March 668 To Patrick Gibson, 7 March 670 To Samuel J. Harrison, 7 March 673 To Robert Fulton, 8 March 673 To Abraham Howard Quincy, 8 March 674 From John Clarke, 9 March 675 From Thomas Lehre, 9 March 680 To Benjamin Waterhouse, 9 March 682 From Alrichs & Dixon, 10 March 683 From James Madison, 10 March 684 Appendix: Supplemental List of Documents Not Found 687 Index 689

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v. 6 : cloth ISBN 9780691137728

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Volume Six of the definitive edition of Thomas Jefferson's papers from the end of his presidency until his death presents 516 documents from 11 March to 27 November 1813. Although free from the cares of government, Jefferson cannot disassociate himself from politics entirely. He recommends to President James Madison during the War of 1812 that gunboats be used to protect the Chesapeake Bay, and writes to his congressional son-in-law, John Wayles Eppes, urging the repayment of the national debt and the reining in of the American banking system. Jefferson remains active and healthy, making trips to his beloved Poplar Forest estate, entertaining visitors at Monticello, and happily supervising the education of his grandchildren and other relations. His correspondence shows no signs of abating--he writes to John Waldo and John Wilson to discuss the improvement of English orthography, addresses Isaac McPherson as part of a plea for limits on government-sanctioned intellectual-property rights, and provides a study of Meriwether Lewis for Nicholas Biddle's History of the Expedition under the command of Captains Lewis and Clark. Finally, this volume records the most intense period of correspondence between Jefferson and John Adams during their retirement. In an exchange of thirty-one letters, the two men reveal their hopes and fears for the nation.

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Foreword vii Acknowledgments ix Editorial Method and Apparatus xi Maps xxxix Illustrations xliii Jefferson Chronology 2 1813 To Alrichs & Dixon, 11 March 3 To Lewis Brown, 11 March 3 To Patrick Gibson, 11 March 4 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 11 March 4 To Samuel J. Harrison, 11 March 5 To John L. Thomas, 11 March 5 To William Caruthers, 12 March 6 From John H. Cocke, 12 March 7 To John H. Cocke, 12 March 7 From Margaret B. Bonneville, 13 March 8 From William A. Burwell, enclosing Instructions for the Use of a Carding Machine, 13 March 9 From Dabney Carr, 14 March 12 From Sarah Grotjan, 15 March 12 From Benjamin Rush, 15 March 13 From Andre Thouin, 15 March 17 Will of Thomas Mann Randolph, 16 March 18 From Patrick Gibson, 17 March 20 From Charles Rogers, [ca. 17 March] 21 From Alrichs & Dixon, 18 March 24 From Samuel J. Harrison, 19 March 24 List of 1812 Tobacco Crop Sold to Samuel J. Harrison, with Thomas Jefferson's Notes, [after 19 March] 25 George Poindexter to James Monroe, [before 20 March] 26 From Benjamin Smith Barton, 23 March 27 From Thomas Lehre, 23 March 28 From Thomas Paine McMahon, 24 March 29 From Samuel J. Harrison, 25 March 31 From Robert Patterson, 25 March 31 From William Caruthers, 26 March 31 From John B. Colvin, 26 March 32 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 26 March 33 Will of Anne Scott Marks, 26 March 34 Conveyance of Part of Shadwell to Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 26 March 35 Conveyance of Slaves to Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 26 March 36 From Benjamin Waterhouse, 26 March 37 From Samuel & James Leitch, 27 March 40 From John Waldo, 27 March 40 From Edward Bolling, 29 March 42 From Alexander Garrett, 29 March 43 To Patrick Gibson, 29 March 43 From Rodolphus Dickinson, 30 March 44 To Louis H. Girardin, 31 March 44 From David Bailie Warden, 1 April 45 To Benjamin Smith Barton, 3 April 46 To Margaret B. Bonneville, 3 April 47 To Sarah Grotjan, 3 April 47 To Samuel J. Harrison, 3 April 48 To Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 3 April 49 To Thomas Paine McMahon, 3 April 49 To Craven Peyton, 3 April 50 From Isaac A. Coles, 4 April 51 To William Duane, 4 April 52 Promissory Note to Edmund Bacon, 7 April 54 To Anthony Finley, 7 April 55 From Robert Fulton, 7 April 55 To John Clarke, 8 April 57 To John B. Colvin, 8 April 58 To Robert Patterson, 8 April 59 To Benjamin Rush, 8 April 60 To Thomas Voigt, 9 April 61 To John Devereux DeLacy, 10 April 62 To William Foushee, 10 April 63 To Thomas Lehre, 10 April 63 To James Madison, 10 April 64 From John Wayles Baker, 11 April 64 From Francis Eppes, 11 April 65 To Patrick Gibson, 16 April 66 To Samuel Brown, 17 April 66 To William Cocke, 17 April 67 To Charles Willson Peale, 17 April 68 To James Walker, 17 April 70 To John Wayles Eppes, 18 April 71 From Elijah Griffiths, 19 April 73 From John Vaughan, 19 April 75 To William DuVal, 20 April 75 To David Michie, 20 April 76 From Thomas H. Palmer, 20 April 77 To Joseph Hornsby, 21 April 78 From Thomas Lehre, 22 April 80 From Valentin de Foronda, 23 April 80 From David Michie, 23 April 81 To Samuel Brown, 24 April 81 To Rodolphus Dickinson, 24 April 82 From Robert Patterson, 24 April 82 To John Vaughan, 24 April 84 To John Barnes, 25 April 84 To John Brown, 25 April 85 To Richard Fitzhugh, 25 April 86 To William Short, 25 April 86 To John Wayles Eppes, 26 April 88 From the Seventy-Six Association, 26 April 88 From Patrick Gibson, 28 April 90 From John Barnes, 29 April 91 From John Barnes, 29 April 91 From John Mason, 30 April 92 To Archibald Robertson, 30 April 92 To Charles Clay, 1 May 93 From Charles Clay, 1 May 94 From Archibald Robertson, 1 May 94 From Benjamin Waterhouse, 1 May 95 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, [ca. 2 May] 102 From Patrick Gibson, 4 May 106 To Charles Clay, 6 May 106 To Martha Jefferson Randolph, 6 May 106 From William DuVal, 7 May 107 From Edmund Randolph, 8 May 108 From Richard Fitzhugh, 9 May 109 To Robert Richardson, 10 May 109 To Elizabeth Trist, 10 May 110 From John Winn, 10 May 111 From Charles Clay, 13 May 111 From William Cocke, 15 May 112 From Thomas Lehre, 15 May 113 From Patrick Gibson, 17 May 113 From Hugh Holmes, 17 May 114 To Edmund Randolph, 17 May 115 To John Vaughan, 17 May 115 From James P. Cocke, 18 May 116 To Patrick Gibson, 20 May 116 To Thomas Voigt, 20 May 117 To John Barnes, 21 May 118 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 21 May 119 To James Madison, 21 May 119 To Samuel Pleasants, 21 May 122 To James P. Cocke, 22 May 122 From John Eliason, 22 May 123 To Elijah Griffiths, 22 May 123 To Thomas H. Palmer, 22 May 124 To the Seventy-Six Association, 22 May 124 To James Walker, 22 May 125 From Joseph Delaplaine, 23 May 125 From Lucy F. Smith, 23 May 126 From Samuel Brown, 25 May 127 From John Wayles Eppes, 25 May 129 To Randolph Jefferson, 25 May 132 From Regnault de Becourt, 26 May 133 From Randolph Jefferson, 26 May 134 To Lancelot Minor, 26 May 135 To John Adams, 27 May 137 To Richard Fitzhugh, 27 May 139 To Madame de Stael Holstein, 28 May 140 From John Adams, 29 May 145 From Patrick Gibson, 29 May 147 To John Graham, 29 May 147 From John L. Thomas, 29 May 148 To Joseph Delaplaine, 30 May 148 To John Eliason, 30 May 149 From Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 30 May 150 To Bernard McMahon, 30 May 152 To David Michie, 30 May 152 From David Michie, 30 May 153 To James Monroe, 30 May 154 To William Short, 30 May 155 From Nicolas G. Dufief, enclosing Account for Books, 31 May 156 From Tobias Lear, 31 May 157 To Richard Rush, 31 May 160 To Lucy F. Smith, 31 May 161 Account with Reuben Perry for Work on Main House at Poplar Forest, [ca. May] 162 From John Martin Baker, 1 June 163 From Thomas Clark, 1 June 165 From John Barnes, 3 June, enclosing Account with John Barnes, 31 May 166 From Mathew Carey, 3 June 167 From John Barnes, 4 June 168 From Patrick Gibson, 5 June 168 From James Madison, 6 June 169 From John Taggart, 6 June 170 From James Monroe, 7 June 171 From John L. E. W. Shecut, 8 June 179 From John Adams, 10 June 180 To Eli Alexander, 10 June 181 From Chapman Johnson, 10 June 182 From John Adams, 11 June 183 From Elbridge Gerry, 11 June 184 To Patrick Gibson, 12 June 185 From Richard Rush, 12 June 186 From Samuel Brown, 13 June 187 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 13 June 190 From John Adams, 14 June 191 To John Adams, 15 June 193 To Bernard McMahon, 15 June 195 Bill of Complaint in Jefferson v. Michie, 16 June 196 From James Monroe, 16 June 201 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 17 June 203 To Richard Rush, 17 June 203 To William Short, 18 June 204 To Mathew Carey, 19 June 206 To Elbridge Gerry, 19 June 207 To Tobias Lear, 19 June 208 To James Monroe, 19 June 209 To John Taggart, 19 June 211 From John Barnes, 20 June 211 To Regnault de Becourt, 20 June 213 To Joseph Hunter, 20 June 213 From Joseph Hunter, 20 June 213 To Randolph Jefferson, 20 June 214 From Randolph Jefferson, 21 June 215 From Chapman Johnson, 21 June 215 To James Madison, 21 June 216 From Benjamin Romaine, 23 June 218 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 24 June 219 To John Wayles Eppes, 24 June 220 To James Monroe, 24 June 226 From John Adams, 25 June 226 From John Strode, 25 June 229 From Frank Carr, 26 June 230 From John Hopkins, 26 June 231 To John Adams, 27 June 231 From Richard Rush, 27 June 235 From John Adams, 28 June 236 To John Barnes, 28 June 239 From John Graham, 28 June 240 From James Monroe, 28 June 241 From Robert Fulton, 29 June 243 From Thomas Lehre, 29 June 250 To John L. E. W. Shecut, 29 June 251 From Caspar Wistar, 29 June 252 From John Adams, 30 June 253 From James Monroe, 30 June 256 Account with Reuben Perry for Work on Barn at Monticello, 1 July 257 From Thomas Voigt, 1 July 258 From John Adams, [ca. 3-5] July 258 From Englehart Cruse, enclosing Drawing and Explanation of an Apparatus for Blowing Up Ships, 3 July 260 From John Barnes, 6 July 262 From Elbridge Gerry, 6 July 263 From Elizabeth Trist, 7 July 264 From Dabney Carr, 8 July 268 From John Devereux DeLacy, 8 July 268 From Peter Derieux, 8 July 269 From Robert Fulton, 8 July, enclosing Stephen Decatur's Opinion of Robert Fulton's Experiments with Underwater Artillery, 6 May 272 From William Short, 8 July 274 From John Adams, 9 July 277 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 10 July 280 To John Graham, 11 July 281 From Randolph Jefferson, 11 July 282 To Benjamin Romaine, 11 July 282 To Richard Rush, 11 July 283 From John Adams, 12 July 283 To Randolph Jefferson, 12 July 285 From John Adams, 13 July 286 To James Barbour, 13 July 288 From Mathew Carey, 13 July 289 To James Madison, 13 July 289 From Rembrandt Peale, 13 July 291 To John Strode, 13 July 292 To Samuel Brown, 14 July 292 To Patrick Gibson, 14 July 294 From Patrick Gibson, 14 July 295 From John Adams, with Postscript from Abigail Adams, 15 July 296 From John Adams, 16 July 298 From John Strode, 17 July 301 From John Adams, 18 July 301 Agreement with William Ballard, 18 July 304 From John G. Gamble, 20 July 304 To Patrick Gibson, 20 July 305 To John Barnes, 21 July 307 From William A. Burwell, 21 July 307 Clothing and Bedding Distribution List for Poplar Forest Slaves, [after 21 July] 308 From John Wayles Eppes, 21 July 311 To Robert Fulton, 21 July 313 To Hugh Holmes, 21 July 314 To Nathaniel H. Hooe, 21 July 314 From Thomas Hornsby, 21 July 315 From Thomas Lehre, 21 July 317 From John Adams, 22 July 317 To Englehart Cruse, 23 July 319 To John Devereux DeLacy, 23 July 319 To Peter Derieux, 23 July 320 From Patrick Gibson, 24 July 321 From George M. Troup, 24 July 321 From Henry M. Brackenridge, 25 July 322 From Robert Fulton, 25 July 330 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 26 July 331 To George Hay, 26 July 332 From Peter Derieux, 27 July 332 From John Tayloe, 27 July 333 From Patrick Gibson, 29 July 334 From Hugh Holmes, 29 July 335 From James Barbour, 30 July 336 To Joseph Darmsdatt, 30 July 336 To Patrick Gibson, 30 July 337 To Thomas Voigt, 30 July 338 From Tunis Wortman, 30 July 339 From Edward Hansford and John L. Clarke, 31 July 340 To Samuel & James Leitch, 31 July 341 From Ferdinand R. Hassler, 1 August 342 Account with David Higginbotham, 1 August 343 To Robert Richardson, 1 August 349 To David Ross, 1 August 350 To William Wirt, 1 August 351 Account with the Mutual Assurance Society, [ca. 2 August] 351 From Horatio G. Spafford, 2 August 352 From Isaac McPherson, 3 August 353 From John Wilson, 3 August 354 From Elbridge Gerry, 4 August 355 From Patrick Gibson, 4 August 356 To Paul Allen, 5 August 357 From Charles L. Lewis, 5 August 358 From John Rhea, 5 August 358 From Isaac A. Coles, 6 August 359 To Josef Yznardy, 6 August 359 Account with the Mutual Assurance Society, [ca. 7 August] 360 To Clifton Garland, 7 August 361 From John Graham, 7 August 362 From Randolph Jefferson, [7] August 363 From Thomas Newton, 7 August 364 From David Ross, 7 August 364 From Joseph Dougherty, 8 August 365 To David Higginbotham, 8 August 365 To Randolph Jefferson, 8 August 366 To Craven Peyton, 8 August 367 From John Adams, 9 August 367 From Regnault de Becourt, 9 August 368 From Harry Innes, 9 August 369 To John G. Gamble, 10 August 371 To Craven Peyton, 10 August 372 From Alexander H. Stevens, 10 August 372 To John Hopkins, 11 August 373 To Rembrandt Peale, 11 August 373 To Samuel Pleasants, 11 August 374 From Richard Rush, 12 August 375 From John L. E. W. Shecut, 12 August 376 From Francis Smith, 12 August 378 To Isaac McPherson, 13 August 379 From John Adams, [ca. 14] August 386 From William C. C. Claiborne, 14 August, enclosing Decrees of the New Orleans City Council, 7 August and 9 August, and Claiborne's Address to the New Orleans City Council, 9 August 388 From Patrick Gibson, 14 August 396 To Joseph Dougherty, 15 August 396 To James Madison, 15 August 397 To Peter Minor, 15 August 398 To Samuel H. Smith, 15 August 399 To Horatio G. Spafford, 15 August 400 To Tunis Wortman, 15 August 400 From Peter Minor, 16 August 401 To John Waldo, 16 August 402 From Augustus B. Woodward, 16 August 407 To George Divers, 17 August 411 From George Divers, 17 August 412 From Samuel Pleasants, 17 August 412 To Francis Smith, 17 August 413 To John Wilson, 17 August 413 To Caspar Wistar, 17 August 415 Biography of Meriwether Lewis 417 I. Thomas Jefferson to Paul Allen, 18 August 418 II. Unidentified Author's Short Biography of Meriwether Lewis, [before 18 August] 426 III. Paul Allen to Thomas Jefferson, 18 August 427 From Lucy Cooley, 18 August 428 From Samuel H. Smith, 18 August 428 To Paul Allen, 20 August 429 To Nicholas Biddle, 20 August 430 To Youen Carden, 20 August 430 From James Leitch, 20 August 431 From James Martin (of New York), 20 August 431 From William C. C. Claiborne, 21 August, enclosing Francois Xavier Martin's Motion for an Injunction against Edward Livingston, 14 August 433 To Abigail Adams, 22 August 437 To John Adams, 22 August 438 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 22 August 441 To Peter Derieux, 23 August 442 From James McKinney, 23 August 442 To James Madison, 23 August 442 To Richard Rush, 23 August 443 To Samuel H. Smith, 23 August 444 To Alexander H. Stevens, 23 August 445 To Augustus B. Woodward, 24 August 445 From Josiah Meigs, 25 August 445 From William Canby, 27 August 447 To Archibald Robertson, 27 August 448 From Horatio G. Spafford, 27 August 449 From Brown & Robertson, 28 August 450 To Francis Eppes, 28 August 451 To Thomas A. Holcombe, 28 August 451 James McKinney's Description of a Hemp Brake, [ca. 28 August] 452 From Isaac McPherson, 28 August, enclosing Extract of a Letter from Jonathan Ellicott to Thomas Worthington, [ca. January-February?] 453 From Destutt de Tracy, 29 August 458 From William P. DuVal, 29 August 460 From Samuel H. Smith, 29 August 461 Judith Lomax's Poem: "Monticello," [ca. August] 463 Deposition of Martin Dawson in Jefferson v. Michie, 1 September 464 From John Adams, 2 September 465 From Thomas Voigt, 3 September 467 From Jose Correa da Serra, 6 September, enclosing Georges Cuvier to Correa da Serra, [before 6 September] 468 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 6 September 471 From Nathaniel H. Hooe, 6 September 471 David Michie's Plea and Answer in Jefferson v. Michie, [by 6 September] 472 To Charles Johnston, 7 September 482 From John Sen Trescot, 7 September 483 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 8 September 484 To Henry Flood, 8 September 486 Memorandum to Jeremiah A. Goodman, 8 September 486 To Randolph Jefferson, 8 September 487 To Joseph Slaughter, 8 September 488 From Isaac Doolittle, 11 September 489 To John Wayles Eppes, 11 September 490 From John Adams, 14 September 499 From "A Man of Years & A Citizen," [received 14 September] 503 From John Adams, 15 September 503 From Gales & Seaton, enclosing Account with the National Intelligencer, 15 September 505 To William D. Meriwether, 17 September 507 To John Barnes, 18 September 507 To William Canby, 18 September 508 To Isaac Doolittle, 18 September 509 To William Duane, 18 September 509 To Nicolas G. Dufief, [18] September 510 To Harry Innes, 18 September 511 From George Logan, 18 September 512 To Isaac McPherson, 18 September 514 To Josiah Meigs, 18 September 515 To Thomas Ritchie, 19 September 515 To Caspar Wistar, 19 September 516 From Abigail Adams, 20 September 516 From Charles L. Bankhead, [20 September] 517 To Henry M. Brackenridge, 20 September 518 To James Martin (of New York), 20 September 518 From John Adams, [22] September 520 To William Champe Carter, 23 September 522 To James Monroe, 23 September 524 From James Monroe, 23 September 524 From James Monroe, [23 September] 525 From Donald Fraser, 24 September 525 From William Duane, 26 September 526 From John Wayles Eppes, 26 September 530 From Nicholas Biddle, 28 September 531 To James Monroe, 28 September 532 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 29 September 533 From Thomas Law, 1 October 534 From James Monroe, 1 October 534 From Edmund M. Blunt, 2 October 535 To Andrew Moore, 2 October 536 To George Logan, 3 October 538 From John Adams, [ca. 4 October] 540 From Charles Yancey, 4 October 543 To Patrick Gibson, 6 October 543 From Andrew Moore, 8 October 545 From John Barnes, 10 October 546 From Frederick Jordy, 11 October 546 To John Adams, 12 October 548 From Patrick Gibson, 13 October 552 Contract to Purchase Corn from Craven Peyton, 13 October, with Subsequent Receipts 553 Robert B. Sthreshly to Edmund Bacon, 13 October 554 From William F. Gordon, 15 October 554 Archibald Stuart's Decision in Jefferson v. Michie, [15 October] 555 To William McClure, 16 October 556 From John Jacob Astor, 18 October 556 From John Barnes, 19 October 558 To Edmund M. Blunt, 19 October 559 To Burgess Allison, 20 October 559 To Gales & Seaton, 20 October 560 To John Sen Trescot, 20 October 561 From Thomas Voigt, 20 October 561 To Patrick Gibson, 21 October 561 To John Adams, 28 October 562 From Horatio Turpin, 28 October 568 To Thomas Voigt, 29 October 569 From Samuel K. Jennings, 30 October 569 From James Cutbush, 31 October 571 From Joseph Graham, 1 November 572 To George Hay, 2 November 572

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v. 7 : cloth ISBN 9780691149752

内容説明

The 526 documents printed in this volume run from 28 November 1813 to 30 September 1814. During this period Jefferson reviews the extant sources on the 1765 Stamp Act crisis to aid William Wirt, a Patrick Henry scholar; records his largely positive impressions of George Washington; and updates a reading list for law students that he had initially drawn up forty years earlier. In the spring of 1814 Jefferson becomes a trustee of the Albemarle Academy, the earliest direct ancestor of the University of Virginia. He is soon actively involved in planning for its establishment, helping to draft rules for governance of the academy's trustees and propose funding options, and he lays out an expansive vision for its future as an institution of higher learning. Jefferson also exchanges ideas on collegiate education with such respected scholars as Thomas Cooper and Jose Correa da Serra. Jefferson's wide-ranging correspondence includes a temperate response to a lengthy letter from Miles King urging the retired president to reflect on his personal religion, and a diplomatic but noncommittal reply to a proposal by Edward Coles that the author of the Declaration of Independence employ his prestige to help abolish slavery. Having learned of the British destruction late in August 1814 of the public buildings in Washington, Jefferson offers his massive book collection as a replacement for the Library of Congress. The nucleus for one of the world's great public libraries is formed early in 1815 when the nation purchases Jefferson's 6,707 volumes.

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Foreword vii Acknowledgments ix Editorial Method and Apparatus xi Maps xxxix Illustrations xliii Jefferson Chronology 2 1813 To Destutt de Tracy, 28 November 3 From Joseph C. Cabell, 29 November 5 To Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 29 November 6 To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 30 November 9 To Lafayette, 30 November 13 From Judith Lomax, 30 November 16 From John Clarke, 2 December 16 From John Adams, 3 December 23 From David Ramsay, 3 December 28 From George Hay, 6 December 29 To Alexander von Humboldt, 6 December 29 From Edward Ross, 6 December 32 From Joseph C. Cabell, 8 December 33 To Madame de Tesse, 8 December 33 From Thomas Leiper, 9 December 36 From George Logan, 9 December 38 Account with Reuben Perry, 10 December 44 From John C. Pryor, 10 December 45 From John Barnes, 12 December 46 From Samuel M. Burnside, 13 December 47 From Bela Fosgate, with Note from David Holt, 13 December 48 To Isaac Cox Barnet, 14 December 50 To Valentin de Foronda, 14 December 50 To Francois Andre Michaux, 14 December 52 To Alexis Marie Rochon, 14 December 53 To Andre Thouin, 14 December 54 To Julian Ursin Niemcewicz, 15 December 56 From Horatio G. Spafford, 17 December 57 From Elizabeth Trist, 17 December 59 From Paul Allen, 18 December 63 From John Adams, 19 December 64 From John Devereux DeLacy, 19 December 68 From Sir Egerton Leigh, 19 December 68 From Patrick Gibson, 21 December 69 From John Melish, 21 December 70 From William Champe Carter, 22 December 70 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 22 December 71 To Patrick Gibson, 24 December 72 From Shotwell & Kinder, 24 December 72 From John Adams, 25 December 73 To Mary Lewis, 25 December 78 To Charles Clay, 28 December 79 From Charles Willson Peale, 28 December 79 From Patrick Gibson, 29 December 86 To Philip Mazzei, 29 December 87 To David Bailie Warden, 29 December 90 From David A. Leonard, 30 December 93 Account with William & Reuben Mitchell, [ca. 31 December] 94 1814 To John E. Hall, 1 January 95 To Thomas Leiper, 1 January 96 To Archibald Thweatt, 1 January 99 To Walter Jones, 2 January 100 From Thomas Leiper, 2 January 104 From David A. Leonard, 2 January 105 From Isaac McPherson, 2 January 106 To John Graham, 6 January 107 From Oliver Evans, 7 January, enclosing Oliver Evans's Petition to the United States Congress, [by 28 December 1813] 107 From Robert M. Patterson, 7 January 113 To Charles Clay, 8 January 114 From Patrick Gibson, 8 January 114 To Samuel M. Burnside, 9 January 115 From Charles Clay, 9 January 116 To Louis H. Girardin, 9 January 116 From Thomas Hornsby, 9 January, enclosing Statement by Elizabeth Henderson, 25 December 1813 117 To John Pintard, 9 January 119 From Joseph R. Darnall, 10 January 121 To Walter Jones, 10 January 122 From William Johnson, 12 January 123 To Patrick Gibson, 13 January 123 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 13 January 124 To Thomas Cooper, 16 January 124 To Oliver Evans, 16 January 131 To Joseph C. Cabell, 17 January 133 From Joseph Wheaton, 17 January 135 From William Short, 18 January 135 From Thomas Clark, 19 January 139 From Patrick Gibson, 19 January 141 To David A. Leonard, 20 January 141 To Robert M. Patterson, 20 January 142 To Sir Egerton Leigh, 21 January 143 To John Melish, 21 January 143 From Joseph C. Cabell, 23 January 144 To John Adams, 24 January 146 From Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 24 January 151 From John Manners, 24 January 152 To Richard Randolph, 25 January 154 To John Staples, 25 January 154 From Mathew Carey, 26 January 155 To Patrick Gibson, 26 January 155 To Joseph Wheaton, 26 January 156 To William Champe Carter, 27 January 157 To John Clarke, 27 January 158 To James Monroe, 27 January 159 From William Cocke, 28 January 160 From Elias Earle, 28 January, enclosing Henry Dearborn's Statement Regarding Elias Earle's Ironworks, 29 March 1812 162 From Robert Mills, 28 January 165 To William Short, 28 January 166 From Horatio G. Spafford, 28 January 169 To John Barnes, 29 January 169 From Oliver Evans, 29 January 170 To Joseph Graham, 29 January 174 To James Lyons, 29 January 174 To Archibald Thweatt, 29 January 175 To Joseph C. Cabell, 31 January 176 To Samuel Greenhow, 31 January 178 To Elizabeth Trist, 1 February 178 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 3 February 179 Notes on Account with David Higginbotham, [ca. 3 February] 180 From Jason Chamberlain, 4 February 181 From Samuel Greenhow, 4 February 182 From Joseph C. Cabell, 5 February 184 From Samuel Brown, 8 February 186 From Patrick Gibson, 8 February 188 From John Barnes, 9 February 189 To Mathew Carey, 10 February 190 To Thomas Clark, 10 February 190 To Thomas Cooper, 10 February 190 To Shotwell & Kinder, 10 February 191 From John Barnes, 11 February 192 From Samuel R. Demaree, 13 February 194 From James Madison, 13 February 196 From James Monroe, 14 February 197 From William Bentley, 16 February 198 To Elias Earle, 16 February 199 From Walter Jones, 16 February 200 To James Madison, 16 February 203 To James Madison, 17 February 203 To Robert Mills, 17 February 204 From Richard Randolph, 18 February 204 From Arabella Graham, 20 February 204 From Gideon Granger, 22 February 205 To John Manners, 22 February 207 To John Barnes, 23 February 211 To Patrick Gibson, 23 February 212 To William Short, 23 February 212 From William DuVal, 24 February 213 From Lafayette, 25 February 215 From Patrick Gibson, 26 February 215 From John Barnes, 27 February 215 From John Adams, February 216 From Patrick Gibson, 2 March 222 From John Graham, 2 March 222 From William Short, 3 March 223 From Martin Dawson & Company, 4 March 225 From Elizabeth Trist, 5 March 226 From William Wardlaw, 5 March 228 From Charles Burrall, 6 March 229 From Joseph C. Cabell, 6 March 230 From Martin Dawson & Company, 6 March 231 From Charles Burrall, [7 March] 231 From Thomas Clark, 7 March 232 From George Frederick Augustus Hauto, 7 March 232 From John Barnes, 8 March 233 To Gideon Granger, 9 March 234 To James Madison, 10 March 238 Recommendation of William McClure by Thomas Jefferson and Thomas Mann Randolph, 12 March 240 From Patrick Gibson, 13 March 241 From John E. Hall, 15 March 241 To William Bentley, 16 March 242 To Henry M. Brackenridge, 16 March 242 To Charles Burrall, 16 March 243 To Jason Chamberlain, 16 March 243 To James Madison, 16 March 244 To Henry Muhlenberg, 16 March 244 From Samuel P. Parsons, 16 March 246 To Charles J. Ingersoll, 17 March 247 To Horatio G. Spafford, 17 March 248 To William Wardlaw, 17 March 249 To Louis H. Girardin, 18 March 250 Notes on Napier's Theorem, [ca. 18 March] 253 To James Barbour, 20 March 256 To Thomas Clark, 20 March 256 From Thomas Cooper, 20 March 257 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 20 March 259 To Samuel Pleasants, 20 March 260 From Isaac A. Coles, 21 March 260 To John Barnes, 22 March 261 To John Barnes, 22 March 261 From Charles Burrall, 22 March 262 From David Gelston, 22 March 263 To Patrick Gibson, 22 March 263 From Horatio G. Spafford, 22 March 264 The Founding of the University of Virginia: Albemarle Academy, 1803-1816 264 Minutes of the Albemarle Academy Board of Trustees, 25 March 266 From Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 25 March 268 From Patrick Gibson, 26 March 268 To George Frederick Augustus Hauto, 26 March 268 To James Madison, 26 March 269 From James J. Pleasants (for Samuel Pleasants), 26 March 270 To William Short, 26 March 271 From Benjamin Galloway, 30 March 272 From Horatio G. Spafford, 30 March 273 From Benjamin Taylor, enclosing Benjamin Taylor's Annotated Drawings of Underwater Mines, [30] March 276 From William Cook, 31 March 280 To Benjamin Smith Barton, 3 April 281 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 3 April 282 To David Gelston, 3 April 282 Minutes of the Albemarle Academy Board of Trustees, 5 April 282 From John Barnes, 5 April 283 From Nicolas G. Dufief, enclosing Account with Nicolas G. Dufief, 6 April 284 From Peter Carr, [received 7 April] 286 From Jose Correa da Serra, 10 April 287 From George Divers, 11 April 288 From Benjamin Smith Barton, 12 April 288 From Bradford & Inskeep, 12 April, enclosing Account with Bradford & Inskeep, 7 April 289 To Patrick Gibson, 12 April 290 From Luis de Onis, 13 April 291 From William Wardlaw, 13 April 292 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 14 April 292 Minutes of the Albemarle Academy Board of Trustees, 15 April 293 From John Barnes, 16 April 294 From Joseph Delaplaine, 16 April 295 To William Shirman, 16 April 297 From Thomas Leiper, 17 April 297 To John H. Cocke, 19 April 300 From John H. Cocke, 19 April 301 To Jose Correa da Serra, 19 April 301 From Joseph Delaplaine, 19 April 302 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 19 April 303 To Benjamin Galloway, 19 April 305 To Samuel P. Parsons, 19 April 306 From Patrick Gibson, 20 April 307 From John Rhea, 20 April 307 From David Gelston, 21 April 307 From Augustus B. Woodward, 21 April 308 From Augustus B. Woodward, 22 April 308 From Hugh Holmes, 23 April 309 Joseph Jones Monroe to James Monroe, 23 April 310 From Horatio G. Spafford, 24 April 313 To John Barnes, 25 April 314 From Charles Caldwell, 25 April 317 From John Waldo, 25 April 319 To Jose Correa da Serra, 26 April 320 From David Isaacs, 26 April 321 To Horatio G. Spafford, 26 April 322 From John Barnes, 27 April 323 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 27 April 324 To Samuel Brown, 28 April 325 To Luis de Onis, 28 April 326 From Charles Caldwell, 30 April 328 From Francis Corbin, 30 April 329 From Joseph Delaplaine, 30 April 330 From William Shirman, 30 April 331 From Abraham Small, 30 April 331 To Louis H. Girardin, 1 May 332 From David Isaacs, 1 May 332 From John Barnes, 2 May 333 From John Barnes, 2 May 334 Minutes of the Albemarle Academy Board of Trustees, 3 May 335 To Joseph Delaplaine, 3 May 340 From Thomas Law, 3 May 342 From Joseph H. Nicholson, 3 May 343 From John F. Watson, 3 May 344 From Samuel Brown, 4 May 345 From Patrick Gibson, 4 May 346 To John Staples, 4 May 346 From Joseph Wheaton, 4 May 347 From John T. Mason, 5 May 347 To William Richardson, 6 [May] 349 From David Bailie Warden, 6 May 349 From James Monroe, 7 May 351 To Craven Peyton, 7 May, enclosing John Henderson's Deed of Milton Property to Craven Peyton, 17 November 1807 351 To John Barnes, 8 May 353 To George W. Campbell, 8 May 354 To James Monroe, 8 May 355 To Bernard Peyton, 8 May 356 To William Cook, 9 May 356 From Jason Chamberlain, 10 May 357 To Hugh Chisholm, 10 May 357 From George Creager, 10 May 358 From James Madison, 10 May 359 To Craven Peyton, 10 May 360 From Abraham Howard Quincy, 10 May 361 From John Barnes, 13 May 363 From Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 15 May 363 To Henry Dearborn, 17 May 364 To John Langdon, 17 May 365 To James Madison, 17 May 365 To William Short, 17 May 366 To John F. Watson, 17 May 367 To John Adams, 18 May 368 From John Barnes, 18 May 369 To Daniel D. Tompkins, 18 May 370 To Francis Corbin, 20 May 370 To Abraham Small, 20 May, enclosing Eugene Aram's Defense at his Trial for Murder, [3 August 1759] 373 To Joseph H. Nicholson, 21 May 379 From Hugh Chisholm, 22 May 380 From John Barnes, 24 May 380 From James Mease, 24 May 381 To George Creager, 28 May 382 From John Vaughan, 28 May 383 From Henry M. Brackenridge, 30 May 383 From Thomas Cooper, 31 May 385 Account with William Steptoe, 1 June 387 From John F. Watson, 2 June 388 From Luis de Onis, 3 June 390 From John Wilson, 3 June 398 From William Barton, 6 June 398 To Martha Jefferson Randolph, 6 June 400 From Robert Mills, 7 June 401 To Patrick Gibson, 9 June 401 From William Short, 9 June 402 To William Thornton, 9 June 405 From Dudley Leavitt, enclosing Dudley Leavitt's Table for Determining the Moon's Quarters, 10 June 407 To Elizabeth Trist, 10 June 409 To Charles Caldwell, 12 June 410 From Patrick Gibson, 13 June 412 To Thomas Law, 13 June 412 From Jean Baptiste Say, 15 June 416 From John Barnes, 16 June 421 From William H. Crawford, 16 June 422 Minutes of the Albemarle Academy Board of Trustees, 17 June 426 From David Bailie Warden, 18 June 427 From Joseph Delaplaine, 19 June 429 To Christopher Clark, 21 June 430 To Archibald Robertson, 21 June 430 From John Barnes, enclosing Tadeusz Kosciuszko's Account with John Barnes, 22 June 431 To Patrick Gibson, 22 June 433 From Levett Harris, 22 June 433 To Archibald Robertson, 22 June 434 From Archibald Robertson, 22 June 435 From Israel B. Kursheedt, 24 June 435 From William Lambert, 24 June 436 From John Barnes, 27 June 437 From William Thornton, 27 June 438 To Baring Brothers & Company, 28 June 439 To John Barnes, 28 June 440 From David Isaacs, 28 June 441 To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 28 June 442 To Robert Mills, [28] June 443 To Joseph Delaplaine, 29 June 444 To James Mease, 29 June 444 To Robert Patterson, 29 June 446 To John Wilson, 29 June 446 To William Barton, 30 June 446 To Jason Chamberlain, 1 July 447 To Joseph Darmsdatt, 1 July 448 To William Shirman, 1 July 448 To John Waldo, 1 July 449 To Louis H. Girardin, 2 July 450 To William Duane, 3 July 450 To John Adams, 5 July 451 From John Barnes, 7 July 456 From Patrick Gibson, 7 July 457 To Louis H. Girardin, 7 July 458 From Thomas Lehre, 7 July 459 To Patrick Gibson, 8 July, with Note on Corn Contracts, 9 July 459 From James W. Wallace, 8 July 460 From Hugh Holmes, 10 July 460 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 11 July 461 From Thomas C. Flournoy, 12 July, enclosing Thomas C. Flournoy's Fourth of July Speech, [4 July] 462 From Thomas Law, 12 July 467 From John Barnes, [ca. 13] July 469 From John Barnes, 13 July 470 From Patrick Gibson, 13 July 472 From Destutt de Tracy, [14] July 472 From Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 14 July 475 From John Adams, 16 July 476 To John Wayles Eppes, 16 July 482 From John Crookes, 20 July 484 To Joseph Miller, 21 July 484 To Andrew Moore, 21 July 485 To Robert Patterson, 23 July 486 To William Thornton, 23 July 486 From James Monroe, 25 July 487 To William Richardson, 25 July 488 From David Bailie Warden, 25 July 488 From Patrick Gibson, 27 July 491 From James Mease, 27 July 492 From William Wirt, 27 July, enclosing Patrick Henry's Stamp Act Resolves, 30 May 1765, with Notes by William Wirt 492 From Joseph Delaplaine, 28 July 497 From John Barnes, 29 July 499 From Elizabeth Trist, 29 July 500 From Frank Carr, 31 July 502 From Edward Coles, 31 July 503 To Baron Karl von Moll, 31 July 505 From David Bailie Warden, 1 August 505 From William Thornton, 2 August, enclosing Walter Janes to William Thornton, 12 [July], and William Thornton to George Greer, 2 August 506 To Robert Gillespie, 3 August 509 To James Monroe, 3 August 510 From Augustus B. Woodward, 3 August 511 From William Barton, 4 August 511 From George Hargraves, 4 August 512 To John H. Cocke, 5 August 513 From James Ogilvie, [ca. 5 August] 514 To Reuben Perry, 5 August 514 To John Watts, 5 August 515 To Patrick Gibson, 7 August 516 To Lancelot Minor, 7 August 518 Promissory Note to Hugh Nelson, 7 August 519 To Samuel M. Burnside, 8 August 520 To John Crookes, 8 August 521 To Thomas C. Flournoy, 8 August 522 To Joseph Delaplaine, 9 August 522 From George Greer, 9 August 523 To Thomas Lehre, 9 August 524 From Thomas Ritchie, 9 August 525 To Gilbert Stuart, 9 August 525 From William Duane, enclosing William Duane's Notes on the Expediency of Using Black Troops, 11 August 527 From John Nicholas, 12 August 534 To Craven Peyton, 13 August 535 From Peter Carr, 14 August 535 From Lafayette, 14 August, enclosing Lafayette to an Unidentified Correspondent, 22 May 536 To William Wirt, 14 August 544 To Major Clayton, 15 August 551 To Patrick Gibson, 15 August 551 To Thomas Ritchie, 15 August 552 From John Barnes, 16 August 553 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 16 August 554 To Patrick Gibson, 16 August 555 To William Barton, 17 August 555 To Bradford & Inskeep, 17 August 556 From William Caruthers, 17 August 556 From Thomas Cooper, 17 August 557 To Peter Cottom, 17 August 561 From Joseph Delaplaine, 17 August 562 To William Duane, 17 August 564 From John L. E. W. Shecut, 17 August 565 To William Thornton, 17 August 568 To John F. Watson, 17 August 568 To Augustus B. Woodward, 17 August 569 To John T. Mason, 18 August 569 Minutes of the Albemarle Academy Board of Trustees, 19 August 570 To John Barnes, 20 August 572 To Patrick Gibson, 20 August 572 From Miles King, 20 August 573 To William Short, 20 August 591 To James W. Wallace, 20 August 593 To William Wardlaw, 20 August 594 To John C. Carter, 21 August 594 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 21 August 595 From Samuel M. Burnside, 22 August 595 To Thomas Hornsby, 22 August 596 To David Michie, 22 August 597 From Jean Baptiste Say, 22 August 598 From Charles Yancey, 22 August 600 To Dabney Carr, 24 August 601 From Patrick Gibson, 24 August 602 From William Wardlaw, 24 August 602 To Edward Coles, 25 August 603 To Thomas Cooper, 25 August 606 To Caspar Wistar, 25 August 607 From John H. Cocke, 27 August 608 To Isaac A. Coles, 27 August 609 To Joseph Delaplaine, enclosing Thomas Jefferson's Extract from Theodor de Bry's Preface to Americae Pars Quinta, with a Drawing Depicting Christopher Columbus, and Thomas Jefferson's Notes on the Likeness of Christopher Columbus, 28 August 611 To Louis H. Girardin, 28 August 616 From John Barnes, 29 August 617 From Daniel F. Carr, 29 August 618 To Daniel F. Carr, 29 August 619 To Samuel Carr, 29 August 619 To William Caruthers, 29 August 620 To George Hargraves, 29 August 620 From James W. Wallace, 29 August 621 To Charles Yancey, 29 August 624 To Charles Yancey, 29 August 625 To John Minor, 30 August, including an earlier letter to Bernard Moore, [ca. 1773?] 625 From Jeremiah Yancey (for Charles Yancey), 30 August 632 From Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 31 August 632 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 1 September 633 From Edward Caffarena, 5 September 634 To Craven Peyton, 6 September 634 To Thomas Jefferson Randolph, [6 September] 635 To Peter Carr, 7 September 636 From John Wayles Eppes, 7 September 642 From James W. Wallace, 7 September 642 From John Minor, 8 September 643 From Thomas B. Wait & Sons, 8 September 644 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 9 September 646 To Francis Eppes, 9 September 647 To John Wayles Eppes, 9 September 648 From Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 9 September 649 To Thomas Cooper, 10 September 649 From John C. Carter, 12 September 655 From James W. Wallace, 13 September 656 From Donald Fraser, 14 September 656 From Thomas Cooper, [ca. 15 September] 657 From Thomas Cooper, 15 September 657 Thomas Cooper's Notes on University Curricula [ca. 15-22 September] 666 From Horatio G. Spafford, 15 September 668 From Joseph C. Cabell, 17 September 669 From Jose Correa da Serra, 20 September 671 Deposition of Craven Peyton in Jefferson v. Michie, 20 September 672 Deposition of Richard Price in Jefferson v. Michie, 20 September 676 From Thomas Cooper, 21 September 678 The Sale of Thomas Jefferson's Library to Congress 679 I. To Samuel H. Smith, 21 September 681 II. To Samuel H. Smith, 21 September 681 From John Vaughan, [received 21 September] 684 From Thomas Cooper, 22 September 684 To Joseph C. Cabell, 23 September 689 To James Madison, 24 September 691 From Philip Mazzei, 24 September 693 From Joseph Milligan, 24 September 697 To James Monroe, 24 September 699 To John L. E. W. Shecut, 25 September 700 To Thomas B. Wait, 25 September 701 From Edward Coles, 26 September 702 To Miles King, 26 September 704 From Samuel E. Mifflin, [ca. 26 September] 706 Statement of Albemarle County Taxes and Court Fees, 27 September 708 To Dabney Carr, 27 September 709 To Patrick Gibson, 27 September 710 From Samuel E. Mifflin, [ca. 27 September] 710 To James Oldham, 27 September 712 To Richard Randolph, 27 September 712 To Thomas Ritchie, 27 September 713 To John Barnes, 30 September 713 To Joseph C. Cabell, 30 September 714 Jose Correa da Serra's Memorandum on Religious Education, [after 30 September] 714 From Patrick Gibson, 30 September 716 Appendix: Supplemental List of Documents Not Found 719 Index 721

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v. 8 : cloth ISBN 9780691153186

内容説明

Volume eight of the project documenting Thomas Jefferson's last years presents 591 documents dated from 1 October 1814 to 31 August 1815. Jefferson is overjoyed by American victories late in the War of 1812 and highly interested in the treaty negotiations that ultimately end the conflict. Following Congress' decision to purchase his library, he oversees the counting, packing, and transportation of his books to Washington. Jefferson uses most of the funds from the sale to pay old debts but spends some of the proceeds on new titles. He resigns from the presidency of the American Philosophical Society, revises draft chapters of Louis H. Girardin's history of Virginia, and advises William Wirt on revolutionary-era Stamp Act resolutions. Jefferson criticizes those who discuss politics from the pulpit, and he drafts a bill to transform the Albemarle Academy into Central College. Monticello visitors Francis W. Gilmer, Francis C. Gray, and George Ticknor describe the mountaintop and its inhabitants, and Gray's visit leads to an exchange with Jefferson about how many generations of white interbreeding it takes to clear Negro blood. Finally, although death takes his nephew Peter Carr and brother Randolph Jefferson, the marriage of his grandson Thomas Jefferson Randolph is a continuing source of great happiness.

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Foreword vii Acknowledgments ix Editorial Method and Apparatus xi Maps xli Illustrations xlv Jefferson Chronology 2 18 1 4 From "Johannes Vonderpuff," 1 October 3 From Joseph Delaplaine, 3 October 8 From Gabriel Penn, 3 October 9 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 4 October 10 From James Monroe, 4 October 11 Notes on Bottle and Beverage Supplies, [6 October 1814-February 1816] 11 To Thomas Cooper, 7 October 12 From Samuel H. Smith, 7 October 13 From Thomas Ritchie, 9 October 15 From James Madison, 10 October 16 From James Monroe, 10 October 18 From John Barnes, 11 October 19 From Isaac A. Coles, 11 October 21 From James Oldham, 11 October 21 To Samuel H. Smith, 11 October 22 From Joseph Milligan, 12 October 22 To James Madison, 13 October 23 From John L. E. W. Shecut, 13 October 24 From William F. Gray, 14 October 25 From Samuel H. Smith, 14 October 26 To James Madison, 15 October 26 To Joseph C. Cabell, 16 October 29 Notes on Household Consumption, [ca. 16 October] 30 To James Monroe, 16 October 31 To Joseph Milligan, 17 October 33 To Joseph Delaplaine, 18 October 34 To Andrew Moore, 18 October 34 From Joseph C. Cabell, 19 October 35 From Samuel H. Smith, 19 October 36 From David Bailie Warden, 20 October 36 From William C. C. Claiborne, 21 October 38 From Samuel H. Smith, 21 October 39 From Jonathan Williams, 21 October 40 To John H. Cocke, 23 October 41 From James Cutbush, 23 October 42 From James Madison, 23 October 44 From James Madison, 23 October 45 From Charles Yancey, 23 October 46 To Patrick Gibson, 25 October 47 To William F. Gray, 25 October 48 From James Leitch, 26 October 48 From Patrick Gibson, 27 October 49 From John Adams, 28 October 49 From William Short, 28 October 50 To Joseph Milligan, 29 October 54 To Samuel H. Smith, 29 October 55 From Thomas A. Pellet, 31 October 57 Notes on the Peacock Plow, October 57 From Francis W. Gilmer, 1 November 58 From Leonard Sargent, 1 November 59 List of Slaves at Poplar Forest, [ca. 2-13 November] 60 To Patrick Gibson, 3 November 63 To Reuben Perry, 3 November 63 From William C. C. Claiborne, 4 November 64 From Enoch Jones, 5 November 65 From John H. Cocke, 6 November 66 To Andrew Jamieson, 7 November 67 From Abram R. North (for Andrew Jamieson), 7 November 68 To Francis Eppes, 11 November 68 From William & Reuben Mitchell, 11 November 69 Instructions for Poplar Forest Management, 11 November 69 To Archibald Robertson, 11 November 73 From Archibald Robertson, 11 November 73 From Thomas Jefferson Abbott, 12 November 74 To Charles Clay, 12 November 74 From William Fleming, 12 November 75 From John Melish, 12 November 75 From Francis W. Gilmer, 13 November 78 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 14 November 78 From Joseph Miller, 14 November 79 From Charles Willson Peale, 14 November 80 From Joseph Milligan, 16 November 83 From Elizabeth Trist, 17 November 84 Estimate and Plans for Albemarle Academy/Central College, [ca. 18 November] 86 Draft Bill to Create Central College and Amend the 1796 Public Schools Act, [ca. 18 November] 90 From Anonymous, [received 19 November] 94 To David Higginbotham, 19 November 95 From Philip Thornton, 19 November 96 To Patrick Gibson, 21 November 96 From William Caruthers, 22 November 97 From Edward Coles, 23 November 99 From William Duane, 23 November 99 From Francis Eppes, 23 November 99 From Patrick Gibson, 23 November 100 To Francis W. Gilmer, 23 November 101 To Robert Patterson, 23 November 101 To Robert M. Patterson, 23 November 102 To Caspar Wistar, 23 November 103 To James Cutbush, 24 November 104 To William Duane, 24 November 105 To Joseph Milligan, 24 November 106 From Horatio G. Spafford, 25 November 106 To William Short, 28 November 107 From Jason Chamberlain, 30 November 111 From James Monroe, 30 November 112 From James Ogilvie, November 113 From John Wilson, November 114 To Joseph Milligan, 1 December 118 William Mitchell's Agreement to Grind Wheat, 2 December 118 Agreement to Lease Natural Bridge to Philip Thornton, 2 December 119 To William Caruthers, 3 December 120 To Louis H. Girardin, 3 December 121 From Robert M. Patterson, 3 December 122 To Philip Thornton, 3 December 123 To John Wilson, 4 December 123 From John H. Carr, 5 December 124 From John Barnes, 6 December, enclosing Baring Brothers & Company to John Barnes, 20 October 125 To Alexander J. Dallas, 7 December 126 From Patrick Gibson, 7 December 127 To James Monroe, 7 December 128 To Thomas Taylor, 7 December 129 From Jose Correa da Serra, 9 December 130 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 10 December 132 To John Melish, 10 December 133 From John Adams, 11 December 135 From William Thornton, 11 December 135 From William H. Crawford, 12 December 137 From Greenberry Dorsey, 13 December 139 To Louis H. Girardin, 13 December 140 From Alexander J. Dallas, 14 December 141 From Patrick Gibson, 14 December 142 From Joseph Milligan, 14 December 142 From James Oldham, 14 December 142 To Horatio G. Spafford, 16 December 143 From John Garnett, 17 December 144 From John Barnes, 18 December 145 From Thomas Taylor, 19 December 145 From Samuel Thurber, 19 December 146 From John Adams, 20 December 148 From Charles Clay, 20 December 149 From William Lee, 20 December 150 From John B. Colvin, 21 December 151 To Louis H. Girardin, 21 December 152 From James Monroe, 21 December 153 From James Savage, 21 December 156 To Patrick Gibson, 23 December 157 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 23 December 157 To John McAllister (1753-1830), 24 December 159 To William Thornton, 24 December 160 From Thomas Appleton, 26 December 161 To Elizabeth Trist, 26 December 163 From Joseph C. Cabell, 27 December 164 To Jose Correa da Serra, 27 December 166 From Charles Yancey, 27 December 169 To Thomas Taylor, 28 December 169 To John Barnes, enclosing Power of Attorney to John Barnes, 29 December 172 From Randolph Jefferson, 29 December 173 From Jeremiah A. Goodman, 30 December 173 From William Plumer, 30 December 174 18 1 5 To James Monroe, 1 January 176 To John B. Colvin, 2 January 179 To Samuel Thurber, 2 January 179 From Patrick Gibson, 3 January 180 To John Garnett, 4 January 181 From James Ligon (for Patrick Gibson), 4 January 182 To Joseph C. Cabell, 5 January 182 To Jeremiah A. Goodman, 6 January 184 To Patrick Gibson, 7 January 186 From Abraham O. Stansbury, 7 January 187 From John McAllister & Son, 9 January 192 From John Vaughan, 9 January 193 From John Barnes, 10 January 194 From William Thornton, 11 January 195 From John Seabrook, 12 January 196 From Mathew Carey, 14 January 198 From Lancelot Minor, 14 January 198 To Louis H. Girardin, 15 January 200 From Charles W. Goldsborough, 19 January 201 From the American Philosophical Society, 20 January 202 To Louis H. Girardin, 20 January 203 To William P. Newby, 20 January 203 To Thomas Eston Randolph, 20 January 204 To James Monroe, 21 January 205 From Robert M. Patterson, 21 January 206 From Thomas Eston Randolph, 21 January 207 From Samuel M. Burnside, 23 January 207 From Horatio G. Spafford, 23 January 208 From John B. Spargella, 24 January 209 From James Cutbush, 28 January 210 From Horatio G. Spafford, 28 January 211 To Charles Clay, 29 January 211 To Samuel H. Smith, 30 January 213 From Samuel H. Smith, 30 January 214 From John Strachan, 30 January 214 From Peter H. Wendover, 30 January 228 To William Plumer, 31 January 229 From Thomas Law, [ca. January] 231 From Peter Carr, 2 February 232 Francis C. Gray's Account of a Visit to Monticello, [4-7 February] 232 George Ticknor's Account of a Visit to Monticello, [4-7 February] 238 From Caspar Wistar, [received 4 February] 243 From Caspar Wistar, 5 February 243 From David Bailie Warden, 7 February 244 From Charles Clay, 8 February 245 To Robert M. Patterson, 8 February 246 To John Vaughan, 8 February 247 To Mathew Carey, 9 February 248 To Charles W. Goldsborough, 9 February 249 From Francis De Masson, 9 February 249 To James Savage, 9 February 252 To William Thornton, 9 February 252 To William Duane, 10 February 253 To John B. Spargella, 10 February 254 Statement of Bedford and Campbell County Property Subject to Federal Tax, 11 February 255 Statement of Bedford and Campbell County Property Subject to State Tax, 11 February 256 To William Caruthers, 11 February 256 To the Federal Assessor for Rockbridge County, 11 February 257 From Randolph Jefferson, 13 February 257 To William H. Crawford, 14 February 258 To Lafayette, 14 February 261 From Joseph Dougherty, 15 February 268 From James Monroe, 15 February 269 From Samuel H. Smith, 15 February 270 From Horatio G. Spafford, 15 February 271 To Randolph Jefferson, 16 February 272 From Josiah Meigs, 16 February 273 From Horatio G. Spafford, 18 February 273 From Benjamin Smith Barton, 19 February 274 From Caesar A. Rodney, 19 February 275 To John Bankhead, 20 February 277 To Charles Clay, 21 February 279 From Alexander J. Dallas, 21 February 279 Notes on Household Consumption, 21 February 280 To Horatio G. Spafford, 21 February 280 From William Caruthers, 22 February 281 From Hugh Nelson, 22 February 282 From Horatio G. Spafford, 24 February 282 To Patrick Gibson, 25 February 284 To Benjamin Smith Barton, 26 February 284 To George Hay, 26 February 285 From Henry Dearborn, 27 February 286 To Joseph Dougherty, 27 February 287 To Joseph Milligan, 27 February 287 To Samuel H. Smith, 27 February 288 Observations on the Transportation of the Monticello Library, [ca. 27 February] 289 To David Bailie Warden, 27 February 291 To Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 28 February 293 From Elizabeth Trist, 28 February 295 Francis W. Gilmer's Description of Thomas Jefferson and Monticello, [ca. February] 296 To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 1 March 300 To John Vaughan, 1 March 301 To Jean Baptiste Say, 2 March 303 From William Caruthers, 4 March 308 To Louis H. Girardin, 4 March 309 To Francis C. Gray, 4 March 310 To Benjamin Jones, 4 March 313 To Thomas Munroe, 4 March 313 From the Seventy-Six Association, [after 4 March] 315 From Joseph C. Cabell, 5 March 316 To Thomas Appleton, 6 March 318 From Benjamin Smith Barton, 6 March 319 To Stephen Cathalan, 6 March 319 To Jose Correa da Serra, 6 March 320 To William H. Crawford, 6 March 321 To Adamo Fabbroni, Antoine Gouan, Lacepede, Marc Auguste Pictet, and Andre Thouin, 6 March 321 From Patrick Gibson, 6 March 323 To Philip Mazzei, 6 March 323 To John A. Morton, 6 March 324 From George Ticknor, 6 March 324 To Benjamin Smith Barton, 7 March 325 To Antonio Dugnani, 7 March 327 From George Hay, 8 March 328 From John Rhea, 9 March 329 To William W. Hening, 11 March 329 From William Short, 11 March 330 From Samuel H. Smith, 11 March 333 To William Wirt, 11 March 333 To Louis H. Girardin, 12 March 334 From James Madison, 12 March 338 Jefferson's Letter to Peter H. Wendover 340 I. Thomas Jefferson to Peter H. Wendover (Draft), 13 March 340 II. Thomas Jefferson to Peter H. Wendover (Final State), 13 March 344 From Tadeusz Kosciuszko, [14 March], enclosing Power of Attorney from Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 13 March 344 To William Caruthers, 15 March 347 To DeWitt Clinton, 15 March 347 From William W. Hening, 15 March 348 To Horatio G. Spafford, 15 March 350 From William Wirt, 15 March 351 To Josiah Meigs, 16 March 351 To Return J. Meigs, 16 March 352 From James Ogilvie, 16 March 352 To Caesar A. Rodney, 16 March 354 From Benjamin Shackelford, 16 March 357 To Henry Dearborn, 17 March 357 To Louis H. Girardin, 18 March 359 To Albert Gallatin, 19 March 360 To George Ticknor, 19 March 361 From John Vaughan, 19 March 362 From David Barrow, 20 March 364 From Joseph Milligan, 20 March 366 To Charles Willson Peale, 21 March 366 From Samuel H. Smith, 21 March 369 From George Ticknor, 21 March 370 To James Madison, 23 March 371 From Francis C. Gray, 24 March 374 To James Madison, 24 March 376 From John Vaughan, 24 March 377 From Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte, 25 March 378 To William W. Hening, 25 March 379 From Benjamin Jones, 25 March 380 To James Leitch, 25 March 380 From George Logan, 25 March 380 To James Madison, 25 March 381 To William Short, 25 March 382 To John Watts, 25 March 383 From John M. Carter, 27 March 383 To Louis H. Girardin, 27 March 384 To Joseph Milligan, enclosing List of Books to be Acquired by Joseph Milligan, 28 March 386 From Joseph Delaplaine, 29 March 388 From Patrick Gibson, 29 March 389 To Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 31 March 390 From William Wingate, 31 March 391 Statement of Albemarle County Property Subject to State Tax, March 392 Conveyance of Carlton by Charles L. Bankhead and Ann C. Bankhead to their Trustees, 1 April 394 Conveyance of Land Adjoining Carlton by Thomas Jefferson to Trustees of Charles L. Bankhead and Ann C. Bankhead, 1 April 397 From William W. Hening, 1 April 399 From Randolph Jefferson, 2 April 400 From George N. Ralls, 2 April 400 From William Thornton, enclosing Drawing and Description of a Water and Cider Filter, 3 April 402 From William Wingate, 3 April 405 From William Thornton, 4 April 408 From DeWitt Clinton, 6 April 409 From Joseph Coppinger, enclosing Plan for a Brewing Company, 6 April 409 From Horatio G. Spafford, 6 April 413 From Joseph Dougherty, 7 April 416 From Jeremiah A. Goodman, 7 April 417 To William W. Hening, 8 April 418 From Benjamin Galloway, 9 April 419 From David Bailie Warden, 9 April 420 From John Hollins, 10 April 421 From Benjamin Smith Barton, 13 [April] 422 To Louis H. Girardin, 14 April 423 From William Wingate, 14 April 423 From William W. Hening, 15 April 424 To John Barnes, enclosing Order on United States Treasury, 18 April 425 To Alexander J. Dallas, 18 April 426 Notes on Thomas Jefferson's Library at the Time of Sale, [by 18 April] 428 To William Short, 18 April 428 From Louis H. Girardin, 19 April 429 From John Barnes, 22 April 430 To Louis H. Girardin, 22 April 431 To John Hollins, 22 April 432 From William P. Newby, 22 April 432 To Benjamin Galloway, 23 April 433 Receipt for Sale of Library, 23 April 434 To Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte, 24 April 434 To Joseph Delaplaine, 24 April 435 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 24 April 435 To Albert Gallatin, 24 April 436 To Albert Gallatin, 24 April 437 From John Barnes, 25 April 437 To Joseph Coppinger, 25 April 438 To William W. Hening, 25 April 439 From Thomas T. Tucker, 25 April 440 To William Wingate, 25 April 441 To John M. Carter, 26 April 442 From James Monroe, 26 April 442 From George Watterston, 26 April 444 From Caspar Wistar, 27 April 445 From Thomas Branagan, 28 April 450 From Alexander J. Dallas, 28 April 451 From George P. Stevenson, 28 April 452 From Joseph Dougherty, 29 April 453 From James Maury, 29 April 453 From George Divers, 30 April 454 To David Barrow, 1 May 454 To Nathaniel Bowditch, 2 May 455 To DeWitt Clinton, 2 May 456 From Charles Willson Peale, 2 May 457 From Patrick Gibson, 3 May 466 To David Hosack, 3 May 467 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 4 May 468 Account with Nicolas G. Dufief, [ca. 4 May] 469 From Horatio G. Spafford, 4 [May] 470 From Patrick Gibson, 6 May 471 From Joseph Milligan, enclosing Invoice for Books, 6 May 471 To John Barnes, 7 May 472 To George Watterston, 7 May 473 From Thomas Law, 8 May 475 To Samuel H. Smith, 8 May 476 To George P. Stevenson, 9 May 476 From Patrick Gibson, 10 May 477 To Albert Gallatin, 11 [May] 478 To Lafayette, 11 May 478 To Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 11 May 479 To Andre Thouin, 11 May 480 To John Barnes, 12 May 480 To Louis H. Girardin, 12 May 481 To James Madison, 12 May 482 To Thomas T. Tucker, 12 May 483 To William Wirt, 12 May 483 From Baring Brothers & Company, 13 May 484 Statement of Albemarle County Property Subject to Federal Tax, 14 May 485 From Joseph Cabell Breckinridge, 14 May 486 To John Graham, 14 May 488 To Horatio G. Spafford, 14 May 488 To Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 15 May 489 To William Short, 15 May 490 From Patrick Gibson, enclosing Account with Patrick Gibson for Flour and Tobacco Sales, 17 May 491 From Sackville King, 17 May 493 From John Porter, 17 May 494 From Daniel Brent, 20 May 495 From Charles Clay, 23 May 496 To Archibald Robertson, 23 May 496 From Archibald Robertson, 23 May 497 From John Barnes, 25 May, enclosing John Barnes's accounts with Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 25 June and 8 September 1814, 8 April, and 26 April 497 To Charles Clay, 25 May 501 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 26 May 501 From John Fowler, 27 May 509 To Archibald Robertson, 27 May 509 From James Penn (for Archibald Robertson), 27 May 510 To James Penn (for Archibald Robertson), 28 May 511 From James Penn, 28 May 511 To John Watts, 28 May 511 From John Watts, 28 May 512 To Thomas A. Holcombe, 31 May 512 To John Wayles Eppes, 1 June 513 To Joseph Milligan, 1 June 514 To Archibald Robertson, 1 June 515 From Archibald Robertson, 1 June 515 To Elizabeth Trist, 1 June 515 From Benjamin Galloway, 2 June 517 To Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 6 June 519 To Benjamin Jones, 6 June 519 To Joel Yancey, 7 June 520 From Isaac A. Coles, 9 June 521 To John Adams, 10 June 522 From Samuel H. Smith, 11 June 524 To William H. Torrance, 11 June 524 To Mr. Brand, 12 June 528 To Joseph Cabell Breckinridge, 12 June 529 From Charles Jouett, 12 June 530 To Thomas Leiper, 12 June 531 From John Mason, 13 June 534 To Charles Willson Peale, 13 June 534 To Joseph Darmsdatt, 15 June 536 To Charles Jouett, 15 June 536 To James Madison, 15 June 537 Jefferson's Letter to James Maury 538 I. Thomas Jefferson to James Maury (Partial Draft), [15 June] 538 II. Thomas Jefferson to James Maury (Final State), 15 June 539 From Jeremiah A. Goodman, 16 June 542 To James Maury, 16 June 542 From Charles Willson Peale, 18 June 545 From George Ticknor, 18 June 549 From John Adams, 19 June 550 From John Adams, with postscript by Abigail Adams, 20 June 552 From Joseph Cabell Breckinridge, 20 June 554 To William P. Newby, 21 June 555 From William Short, 21 June 556 From John Adams, 22 June 558 To Randolph Jefferson, 23 June 563 From Randolph Jefferson, 23 June 563 From Andrew C. Mitchell, 23 June 564 To Joseph Miller, 26 June 565 To Joseph Milligan, 26 June 566 To Hezekiah Niles, 26 June 566 To William Short, 27 June 567 To Jose Correa da Serra, 28 June 568 From Hezekiah Niles, 30 June 569 To James Leitch, 2 July 570 To Stephen Cathalan, 3 July 570 Notes on the Cost of French Merchandise, [ca. 3 July] 572 From Henry Dearborn, 3 July 573 To Tadeusz Kosciuszko, 3 July 573 To Madame de Stael Holstein, 3 July 576 From William Rush, 4 July 577 To George Ticknor, enclosing Notes on London Book Prices, 4 July 578 From Patrick Gibson, 5 July 582 To Henry Jackson, 5 July 582 To Elisha Ticknor, 5 July 583 From John Wayles Eppes, 6 July 585 From James T. Austin, 8 July 585 From John Vaughan, 8 July 586 To Stephen Girard, 10 July 586 From James Monroe, 10 July 588 To John Vaughan, 11 July 589 From Peter A. Guestier, 12 July 590 From Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 12 July 591 From Wilson Cary Nicholas, 14 July 597 From Samuel Smith (of Maryland), 14 July 598 To James Monroe, 15 July 598 To Wilson Cary Nicholas, 15 July 599 From Obadiah Rich, 15 July 601 To John Vaughan, 15 July 603 From Hugh Williamson and Samuel L. Mitchill, 15 July 603 To John George Baxter, 16 July 605 To Joseph Cabell Breckinridge, 16 July 606 To James Madison, 16 July 606 To Andrew C. Mitchell, 16 July 608 From James Ligon (for Patrick Gibson), 17 July 608 From John Wood, 18 July 609 To Joel Yancey, 18 July 610 To Michael Atkinson, [ca. 21 July] 612 From Frank Carr, 21 July 612 To Joel Yancey, 21 July 613 From William Wardlaw, 22 July 613 To James T. Austin, 23 July 614 To Samuel Berrian, 23 July 614 To Peter A. Guestier, 23 July 615 To Bernard McMahon, 23 July 615 To James Madison, 23 July 616 To Obadiah Rich, 23 July 616 To Samuel Smith (of Maryland), 23 July 617 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 24 July 618 From William Wirt, enclosing Notes on Membership in the Virginia House of Burgesses and the Rhode Island Stamp Act Resolves, 24 July 619 From John M. Carter, 25 July 623 From John Robertson, 27 July 624 To Patrick Gibson, 28 July 624 From John Vaughan, 28 July 625 From John Adams, 30 July 625 From Stephen Girard, 30 July 627 To William Wardlaw, 30 July 627 From Fontaine Maury, 31 July 628 From Joseph Milligan, enclosing List of Books Bound and To Be Bound, 31 July 628 From John Vaughan, 31 July 632 From Mason L. Weems, 31 July 633 From John George Baxter, 1 August 634 To Mitchie B. Pryor Jefferson, 2 August 636 Joseph Milligan's Statement on the Size of Thomas Jefferson's Library, [ca. 2 August] 637 From Joseph Milligan, 2 August 638 To Mason L. Weems, 2 August 638 From Wilson Cary Nicholas, 3 August 639 From Peter A. Guestier, 4 August 640 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 5 August 640 From William Wardlaw, 5 August 641 To William Wirt, 5 August 641 To John Wood, 5 August 646 From Martha A. C. Lewis Monroe, 6 August 647 From Wilson Cary Nicholas, 6 August 648 From John Holmes, 7 August 648 From Elisha Ticknor, 7 August 650 From Dabney Carr, 9 August 652 To Christopher Hudson, 9 August 652 To Philip Mazzei, 9 August 653 To Wilson Cary Nicholas, 9 August 655 To John Adams, 10 August 656 From James Monroe, 10 August 659 From Mr. Pell, [10 August] 659 From George P. Stevenson, 10 August 659 To Joseph Milligan, 11 August 660 To Hardin Perkins, 11 August 661 To Henry Sheaff, 11 August 662 From Thomas Paine McMahon, 12 August 663 From John Vaughan, 12 August 663 From Martha Jefferson Randolph, 13 August 664 To Martha Jefferson Randolph, 13 August 664 From William Wingate, 14 August 665 From Jesse Torrey, 15 August 668 To Stephen Cathalan, 16 August 670 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 16 August 670 From George Logan, 16 August 671 Account with Joseph Milligan, [ca. 16 August] 671 To George Ticknor, 16 August 673 To John Graham, 17 August 673 To Joseph Milligan, 17 August 674 To Hugh Williamson and Samuel L. Mitchill, 17 August 675 From Robert Brent, 18 August 675 To Patrick Gibson, 19 August 676 To James L. Jefferson, 19 August 676 From Joseph Milligan, 20 August 677 From Tristram Dalton, 21 August 678 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 22 August 680 From John Adams, 24 August 682 From Elisha Ticknor, 24 August 684 To Charles Clay, 25 August 685 From Nicolas G. Dufief, enclosing Account with Nicolas G. Dufief, 25 August 685 From Robert Patterson, 25 August 687 From William Short, 25 August 687 From Thomas Appleton, 26 August 689 Deposition of Dabney Carr in Jefferson v. Michie, 26 August 692 From Patrick Gibson, 28 August 694 From Joseph Milligan, 28 August 694 From William Radford, [received 29] August 695 From David J. Thompson, 30 August 695 From Christopher Clark, 31 August 696 To Martha Jefferson Randolph, 31 August 697 Appendix: Supplemental List of Documents Not Found 699 Index 701

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v. 9 : cloth ISBN 9780691156705

内容説明

Volume Nine of the project documenting Thomas Jefferson's last years presents 523 documents from 1 September 1815 to 30 April 1816. In this period, Jefferson makes three trips to Poplar Forest. During two visits to the Peaks of Otter, he measures their altitude and his calculations are reprinted in several newspapers. Jefferson welcomes the returning war hero Andrew Jackson in a visit to Poplar Forest and offers a toast at a public dinner in Lynchburg held in the general's honor. With the end of the War of 1812, Jefferson uses European contacts to begin restocking his wine cellar and refilling his bookshelves. In a draft letter to Horatio G. Spafford, Jefferson indulges in a "tirade" against a pamphlet by a New England clergyman. Jefferson decides to drop the section from the letter but sends it to Richmond Enquirer publisher Thomas Ritchie with permission to publish it without Jefferson's name. An anonymous letter in the Washington Daily National Intelligencer on the interpretation of the U.S. Constitution elicits a similarly anonymous response from Jefferson. His family circle grows with the birth of a great-granddaughter. Despite a report of his death, Jefferson continues to enjoy perfect health.

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Foreword vii Acknowledgments ix Editorial Method and Apparatus xi Maps xxxix Illustrations xliii Jefferson Chronology 2 1 8 1 5 Deposition of James Lewis in Jefferson v. Michie, 1 September 3 From Joseph Miller, 1 September 3 From Benjamin Waterhouse, 1 September 4 From Edward Bancroft, 5 September 6 From Albert Gallatin, 6 September 8 From Alden Partridge, enclosing Table of Altitudes of Northern Mountains, 6 September 9 From A. Baudon, [by 8 September] 12 From Lafayette, 8 September 13 From George W. Campbell, 9 September 14 From James Maury, 9 September 16 Jefferson's Travel receipts 18* I. Guerrant & Staples's Bill for Food, [12 September] 19 * II. Henry Flood's Bill for Food and Lodging, [13 September] 19 * III. Robert Hunter's Bill for Food, [13 September] 20 * IV. Charles Hoyle's Bill for Food, [13 September] 20 * V. Bill for Food at a Tavern in Liberty, Virginia, [17 September] 21 * VI. Robert Douthat's Bill for Food and Lodging, 21 September 21 From Samuel K. Jennings, 13 September 22 To William Steptoe, 13 September 26 To Christopher Clark, 14 September 26 To Mary Blair Andrews, 15 September 27 From Joseph Coppinger, 15 September 29 Deposition Regarding Randolph Jefferson's Estate, 15 September 30 From Christopher Clark, 17 September 33 To Thaddeus Norris, 17 September 34 Notes on Distances between Poplar Forest and Natural Bridge, [ca. 17-21 September] 35 Calculations of Latitudes of the Sharp Peak of Otter and Natural Bridge, 18 September-10 November 36 From Patrick Gibson, 21 September 37 To Jose Correa da Serra, 22 September 37 To John Milledge, 22 September 38 To John Rhea, 22 September 39 Account with William Steptoe, 22 September 40 From Mathew Carey, 23 September 40 To John Holmes, 23 September 41 From John Jefferson, 23 September 42 To Samuel K. Jennings, 23 September 43 From James Monroe, 23 September 44 From Henry Dearborn, 26 September 46 From Charles Yancey, 26 September 47 From John Glendy, 28 September 48 To Randolph Harrison, 28 September 49 From Nicolas G. Dufief, 29 September 50 To Patrick Gibson, 29 September 50 To Archibald Robertson, 29 September 51 From James Penn (for Archibald Robertson), 29 September 52 Deposition of Elizabeth Henderson in Jefferson v. Michie, 30 September 52 From James Mease, 1 October 54 From Thomas Addis Emmet, 2 October 55 From Richard S. Hackley, 3 October 57 Promissory Note from Joel Yancey to Charles Clay on Behalf of Thomas Jefferson, 3 October 58 From Mathew Carey, 4 October 58 To Joseph Milligan, 5 October 59 Book List, [after 6 October] 60 From Peter Stephen Chazotte, 6 October 61 To Patrick Gibson, 6 October 62 Notes on a Conversation with Henry Dearborn, 7 October 62 To Henry Dearborn, 7 October 63 From Christopher Greenup, 9 October 63 From Caspar Wistar, 9 October 64 From Lafayette, 10 October 67 To George Watterston, 10 October 69 Observations at Monticello Related to Calculation of Latitude, 11 October-31 January 1816 70 To Alden Partridge, 12 October 71 To Spencer Roane, 12 October 72 To Mathew Carey, 13 October 74 To Tristram Dalton, 13 October 75 To Robert Patterson, 13 October 76 To Henry Sheaff, 13 October 77 To Benjamin Waterhouse, 13 October 78 From George Watterston, 13 October, enclosing Notes on Etienne Bezout's Cours de Mathematiques, [before April] 79 From George Ticknor, 14 October 82 To George W. Campbell, 15 October 88 To Peter Stephen Chazotte, 15 October 90 To George Logan, 15 October 90 To James Mease, 15 October 91 To Charles Yancey, 15 October 92 From Mary Blair Andrews, 16 October 93 To Albert Gallatin, 16 October 94 From John Manesca and Victor Value, 16 October 97 From J. Sheaff (for Henry sheaff), 16 October 98 To Patrick Gibson, 17 October 99 From David M. Randolph, 17 October 100 From John Martin Baker, 18 October 102 From Arsene Lacarriere Latour, 18 October 103 From noah Worcester, 18 October 104 Account with William Ballard, [ca. 20 October] 105 To Patrick Gibson, 20 October 106 To Thomas Ritchie, 20 October 106 From Richard Rush, 20 October 107 To George Watterston, 20 October 107 To Louis H. Girardin, 21 October 108 From George Logan, 21 October 109 To Martin Dawson, 22 October, with Jesse Abell's receipt, 23 October 111 To John Glendy, 22 October 112 From Philip Mazzei, [22] October 112 From Spencer Roane, 22 October 120 To Caspar Wistar, 22 October 121 To John Bracken, 23 October 122 To Robert Saunders, 23 October 123 From Patrick Gibson, 24 October 124 To Charles Massie, 24 [October] 124 From John Minor, 24 October 125 From Robert Patterson, 24 October 125 From Thomas Appleton, 25 October 126 To Arsene Lacarriere Latour, 26 October 128 To John Manesca and Victor Value, 26 October 129 To Richard Rush, 26 October 129 To Henry Sheaff, 26 October 130 To Joseph Milligan, 27 October 130 To John Bankhead, 28 October 131 To Patrick Gibson, 28 October 133 From John Guillemard, 28 October 134 From Robert Saunders, 29 October 136 From William Bentley, 30 October 137 From George Fleming, enclosing Drawing and Description of a Steam Engine, 30 October 138 From Sir John Sinclair, 1 November 143 To Christopher Clark, 2 November 144 From Christopher Clark, 2 November 145 From the Citizens of Lynchburg, 4 November 145 To Martha Jefferson Randolph, 4 November 147 To Christopher Clark, 5 November 148 From Christopher Clark, 5 November 148 From Claude Alexandre Ruelle, enclosing Claude Alexandre Ruelle to James Madison, 5 November 149 From Edmund Bacon, 8 November 151 From Henry Jackson, 9 November 152 Jefferson's Calculations of Altitude of the Peaks of Otter 153 * I. Labeled Diagrams Related to Calculations of Altitude of the Peaks of Otter, [before 10 November] 154 * II. Field notes and Calculations of Altitude of the Peaks of Otter, [10-ca. 17 November] 156 * III. Summary Comments on the Peaks of Otter, [before 2 December] 173 From John Adams, 13 November 174 From Peter S. Du Ponceau, 14 November, enclosing Resolution by the Historical and Literary Committee of the American Philosophical Society, 30 October 177 From James Madison, [15 November] 180 From John Barnes, 18 November, enclosing Baring Brothers & Company to John Barnes, 14 September 181 To Charles Clay, 18 November 183 From Horatio G. Spafford, 18 November 183 From John Rhea, 20 November 184 From John Vaughan, 21 November 186 From William R. Gray, 22 November 187 From Alden Partridge, 23 November, enclosing Observations on the Use of Barometers to Compute Altitudes, 20 August 1811, and Table of Altitudes of the Blue Ridge and Alleghany Mountains, [by 5 November 1810] 187 From Horatio G. Spafford, 23 November 194 From Robert Patterson, 24 November 194 From George Ticknor, 25 November 195 From Jean David, 26 November 197 From Albert Gallatin, 27 November 201 From Robert Patterson, 28 November 204 From Carlo Botta, 29 November 207 From Stephen Cathalan, 29 November 209 From Alexander Murray, 29 November 212 From Lady Virginia Murray, [before 29 November] 213 Conveyance of Sally Goodman to Jeremiah A. Goodman, 30 November 215 From Thomas Leiper, 30 November 216 From Dabney Carr, 1 December 219 From Robert Patterson, 2 December, enclosing Ferdinand R. Hassler's List of Scientific Instruments Procured for the United States Coast Survey, November 220 From Henry Dearborn, 3 December 226 Trigonometry Exercise, 4 December 227 From Charles Clay, 5 December 229 From Philip I. Barziza, 6 December 230 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, enclosing Victor du Pont's Notes on Samuel F. Du Pont, 7 December 231 From George Watterston, 7 December 237 To William Steptoe, 8 December 238 From Alden Partridge, enclosing Summary of Meteorological Observations, 9 December 238 Calculations of Latitude of Poplar Forest, 6 August-10 December 245 From Benjamin Austin, 11 December 247 From John Wayles Eppes, 11 December 250 From Peter Derieux, 12 December 251 To Patrick Gibson, 12 December 254 To Archibald Robertson, 12 December 254 From Benjamin Waterhouse, 14 December 255 Petition of Joseph Miller to the Virginia General Assembly, [presented 15 December] 258 To Fanny Brand, 16 December 262 From Sarah Bowdoin Dearborn, 16 December 262 To John F. Oliveira Fernandes, 16 December 263 From Amos J. Cook, 18 December 264 To Charles Massie, 18 December 267 From Andre Thouin, 18 December 267 From James Gibbon, 19 December 269 From Charles Massie, 19 December 269 From Joseph Delaplaine, 20 December 270 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 20 December 270 From James Gibbon, 22 December 272 From Patrick Gibson, 22 December 272 To James Madison, 22 December 273 To Joseph Milligan, 22 December 274 To Robert Patterson, 22 December 275 To Horatio G. Spafford, 22 December 276 To John Vaughan, 22 December 276 To Jerman Baker, 23 December 277 To Joseph C. Cabell, 23 December 279 From Charles Willson Peale, 23 December 280 To Philip I. Barziza, 24 December, enclosing Abstract of Marriage Settlement of John Paradise and Lucy Ludwell Paradise, [after 10 May 1769], and Sir William Jones's Notes on Marriage Settlement of John Paradise and Lucy Ludwell Paradise, [after 10 May 1769] 282 To James Gibbon, 24 December 286 From Charles Yancey, 24 December 286 To Jean David, 25 December 287 To Louis H. Girardin, 25 December 288 To David Higginbotham, 25 December 289 To Robert Saunders, 25 December, enclosing Power of Attorney From Giovanni Battista Fancelli to Thomas Jefferson, 29 August 1814, and Transfer of Power of Attorney for Giovanni Battista Fancelli from Thomas Jefferson to Robert Saunders, 25 December 290 From Horatio G. Spafford, 25 December 297 From Charles Yancey, 27 December 298 To William Bentley, 28 December 299 From Lafayette, 28 December 300 From Martin Dawson, 29 December 301 To George Fleming, 29 December 302 To Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 31 December 304 From Hosea Humphrey, 31 December 307 1 8 1 6 To Jose Correa da Serra, 1 January 308 From Jean David, 1 January 311 To Patrick Gibson, 2 January 312 To Alden Partridge, 2 January 313 To Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 3 January 317 To George Watterston, 3 January 318 From James Gibbon, 5 January 318 From William Short, 5 January 319 From Philip I. Barziza, 6 January 322 From Stephen Cathalan, 6 January 323 To James Gibbon, 6 January 324 From John f. Oliveira Fernandes, 6 January 324 From Madame de Stael Holstein, 6 January 326 To Charles Yancey, 6 January 328 From Jerman Baker, 7 January 331 From Nathaniel Macon, 7 January 332 From David Gelston, 8 January 333 To Benjamin Austin, 9 January 333 From John Bradbury, 9 January 337 From Horatio G. Spafford, 9 January 339 To Charles Thomson, 9 January 340 From Carlo Botta, 10 January 343 To Horatio G. Spafford, 10 January 343 To John Adams, 11 January 345 To John Adlum, 13 January 348 To Jean David, 13 January 348 To Thomas Appleton, 14 January 349 From Joseph Delaplaine, 14 January 351 To George Ticknor, 14 January 353 From Joseph Fox, [ca. 15] January 355 From Joshua Norvell, 15 January 356 To William Short, 15 January 357 To Elisha Ticknor, 15 January 359 To John Vaughan, 15 January 359 From Joseph C. Cabell, 16 January 360 To Henry Jackson, 16 January 362 To James Monroe, 16 January 362 From Philip Doddridge, [17] January 363 From Thomas W. Maury, 17 January 365 From Charles Yancey, 17 January 366 From John F. Oliveira Fernandes, 18 January 366 From John Barnes, 19 January 367 To Dabney Carr, 19 January 367 To David Gelston, 20 January 369 To Patrick Gibson, 20 January 370 To Bernard Peyton, 20 January 371 To Peter Wilson, 20 January 372 To Amos J. Cook, 21 January 374 From Lafayette, 21 January 376 Jefferson's Essay on New England Religious Intolerance 378* I. To Thomas Ritchie, 21 January 378 * II. Essay on New England Religious Intolerance (Draft),[ca. 10 January] 380 * III. Essay on New England Religious Intolerance (As Published), [27 January] 381 To Peter S. Du Ponceau, 22 January 383 To Nathaniel Macon, 22 January 384 From James Monroe, [22] January, enclosing Winfield Scott to James Monroe, 18 November 1815 388 To Philip I. Barziza, 23 January 394 From Joseph C. Cabell, 23 January 394 To Joseph C. Cabell, 24 January 396 From Joseph C. Cabell, 24 January 398 To Peter Derieux, 24 January 399 From Thomas W. Maury, 24 January 400 To John F. Oliveira Fernandes, 24 January 401 From Philip Thornton, 24 January 402 From Benjamin Austin, 25 January 403 From Elisha Ticknor, 26 January 403 To Sarah Bowdoin Dearborn, 27 January 404 From Joseph Delaplaine, 27 January 405 To Philip Doddridge, 27 January 405 To Patrick Gibson, 27 January 406 To Thomas W. Maury, 27 January 406 From Dabney Carr, 29 January 407 From Thomas Eston Randolph, 29 January 408 From George Watterston, 29 January 409 To Noah Worcester, 29 January 410 To Benjamin W. Crowninshield, 30 January 412 To Albert Gallatin, 30 January 413 From Gilbert J. Hunt, 30 January 414 Observations for Calculating the Latitude of Monticello, 30 January-4 February 415 To Thomas Eston Randolph, 30 January 415 To Thomas Appleton, 31 January 416 To Joseph C. Cabell, 31 January 416 To Henry Jackson, 31 January 417 From Bernard Peyton, 31 January 418 To Marc Auguste Pictet, 31 January 419 To George Ticknor, 31 January 420 To Stephen Cathalan, 1 February 420 From Jean David, enclosing Petition and Memorial to Congress on American Viticulture, 1 February 422 To Henry Jackson, 1 February 429 From Jeremiah Platt, 1 February 429 Statement of Taxable Property in Albemarle County, 1 February 430 To David Bailie Warden, 1 February 431 From John Adams, with Postscript by Abigail Adams, 2 February 431 To Joseph C. Cabell, 2 February 435 From John B. Smyth (for William Duane), enclosing Account with William Duane, 2 February 439 To Thomas W. Maury, 3 February 439 From Destutt de Tracy, 4 February 441 To Christopher Greenup, 4 February 443 To James Monroe, 4 February 444 From John F. Watson, 5 February 447 To Joseph Fox, 6 February 447 To John Barnes, 7 February 448 To Patrick Gibson, 7 February 449 To William Marshall, 7 February 449 To Philip Thornton, 7 February 450 From Peter Derieux, 8 February 451 From Peter S. Du Ponceau, 8 February 453 To Henry Jackson, 8 February 454 To George Ticknor, 8 February 454 From Elizabeth Trist, 8 February 456 To Benjamin Austin, 9 February 457 From Benjamin W. Crowninshield, 9 February 458 To Joseph Delaplaine, 9 February 459 To Elisha Ticknor, 9 February 460 From Joseph Delaplaine, 10 February 460 From George Fleming, 10 February 461 To Joseph Milligan, 11 February 463 From John Barnes, 12 February, enclosing Tadeusz Kosciuszko to John Barnes, 26 November 1815 465 From Jose Correa da Serra, 12 February 466 From George P. Stevenson, 12 February 469 From Joseph C. Cabell, 14 February 469 From Stephen Cathalan, 15 February, enclosing Amant Spreafico to Stephen Cathalan, 9 January 470 Notes on Wine Consumption, 15 February-21 July 474 From Isaac Briggs, 16 February 474 From Alexander J. Dallas, 16 February 477 From Francis W. Gilmer, 16 February 478 From Wilson Cary Nicholas, 16 February 480 From Dabney C. Terrell, 16 February 481 Notes for a Settlement with William D. Fitch, 17 February 482 From Lafayette, 17 February, enclosing Destutt de Tracy to Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, 30 January 484 To Joseph Miller, 17 February 487 To James Monroe, 17 February 487 To Isaac A. Coles, 18 February 488 To James L. Jefferson, 18 February 488 From James L. Jefferson, 18 February 489 From Robert Saunders, enclosing Charles Bellini Estate Account, 20 February 490 From David Bailie Warden, 20 February 492 To Joel Yancey, 20 February 493 Auditor's Report on the Purchase of Thomas Jefferson's Library, 21 February 494 From Joseph C. Cabell, 21 February 495 From Thomas Eston Randolph, 21 February 498 From John G. Robert (for Patrick Gibson), 22 February 499 From John Barnes, 23 February 500 Isaac A. Coles's Account of a Conversation with Thomas Jefferson, [before 23 February] 500 From Robert Ould, 23 February 502 From Garrit Storm, 23 February 503 From Joel Yancey, 24 February 505 From Joseph C. Cabell, 26 February 506 To Alexander J. Dallas, 26 February 507 To Alexander J. Dallas, 26 February 511 To Alexander J. Dallas, 26 February 512 From John Vaughan, 26 February 514 From John Adlum, 27 February 514 To Isaac Briggs, 27 February 515 From James Monroe, 27 February 516 To Joseph C. Cabell, 28 February 517 To Francis W. Gilmer, 28 February 518 To David Higginbotham, 28 February 519 To James Monroe, 28 February 519 To William Short, 28 February 519 To John Bradbury, 29 February 521 To William H. Crawford, 29 February 521 To Gilbert J. Hunt, 29 February 522 From Joseph Miller, 29 February 523 To Wilson Cary Nicholas, 29 February 523 To Wilson Cary Nicholas, 29 February 524 To James Oram, 29 February 525 To John F. Watson, 29 February 525 From Josiah Meigs, 1 March 526 From John Adams, 2 March 526 To Robert Ould, 2 March 529 To Robert Saunders, 2 March 530 To Garrit Storm, 2 March 531 To George Watterston, 2 March 531 From James Barbour, 4 March 532 To James Barbour, 5 March 532 From Anonymous, [ca. 6 March] 535 From Joseph Milligan, 6 March 537 To Richard Peters, 6 March 538 From Mary B. Briggs, 7 March 540 To Patrick Gibson, 8 March 541 From Christopher Hudson, 8 March 542 To Bernard Peyton, 8 March 542 To Thomas Ritchie, 8 March 543 Receipt from John F. Watson, 8 March 544 From George Watterston, 8 March 544 From Isaac A. Coles, 9 March 544 From John Tayloe Lomax, 11 March 545 From Thomas M. Randolph & Company, enclosing Account of Flour Shipped by Thomas M. Randolph & Company, 12 March 546 "A" (Thomas Jefferson) to the Washington Daily National Intelligencer, 13 March 548 From Patrick Gibson, 13 March 552 From John Vaughan, 13 March 552 To John Barnes, 14 March 553 To Ellen W. Randolph (Coolidge), 14 March 553 From William F. Gray, 14 March 555 From William Annesley, [received 15 March] 555 From George Ticknor, 15 March 559 To Joel Yancey, 15 March 562 From James Barbour, 16 March 563 From Benjamin J. Campbell, 16 March 564 Account with James Leitch, 16 March 565 From John Wood, 16 March 566 From Frank Carr, [received 18 March] 567 To Patrick Gibson, 18 March 567 From Patrick Gibson, 18 March 568 From Stephen Cathalan, 19 March, enclosing Amant Spreafico to Stephen Cathalan, 23 February, and Stephen Cathalan to James Madison, 25 September 1814 569 From Ellen W. Randolph (Coolidge), 19 March 578 From Leroy, Bayard & Mcevers, 19 March, enclosing Account with N. & J. & R. van Staphorst, 31 December 1815 579 From Bernard Peyton, 19 March 581 From Thomas Appleton, 20 March 583 From Christopher Clark, 20 March 583 From Gideon Fitz, 20 March 584 From John Barnes, 21 March 587 Account with George Cabell, [ca. 21 March] 588 From Emmor Kimber, 22 March 589 From Wilson Cary Nicholas, 22 March 590 From William Thornton, 22 March 592 To Patrick Gibson, 24 March 593 From Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, 24 March 595 From Joseph Fox, 25 March 597 Account with James Leitch, 25 March 597 From Richard Peters, 25 March 598 To William Annesley, 26 March 601 To Benjamin J. Campbell, 26 March 601 To John f. Oliveira Fernandes, 26 March 602 From Bernard Peyton, 27 March 602 From Thomas Ritchie, 27 March 603 To Archibald Robertson, 28 March 604 From Jose Correa da Serra, 29 March 605 From Isaac Briggs, 30 March 606 To John Wayles Eppes, 30 [March] 607 From Levin Gale, 30 March 609 From Susan Maria Bruff, 31 March 610 From Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours, enclosing Notes on the Encouragement of American Manufactures, 31 March 611 From Albert Gallatin, 1 April 620 To John Wood, 1 April 621 To Wilson Cary Nicholas, 2 April 623 Notes on Popular Election of Juries, [ca. 2 April] 629 From Archibald Robertson, 3 April 630 Title and Prospectus for Destutt de Tracy's Treatise on Political Economy, [ca. 6 April] 630 Note for Destutt de Tracy's Treatise on Political Economy, [ca. 6 April] 633 From William McIlhenney, 6 April 635 To Joseph Milligan, 6 April 638 To Thomas Ritchie, 6 April 640 From Jesse Torrey, 6 April 641 From John Wood, 6 April 642 From Giovanni Carmignani, 7 April 644 To Nicolas G. Dufief, 7 April 645 To Leroy, Bayard & Mcevers, 7 April 646 To John Tayloe Lomax, 7 April 647 To Josiah Meigs, 7 April 647 To William short, 7 April 648 To John Vaughan, 7 April 649 To John Adams, 8 April 649 From William Wingate, 8 April 653 From Francois Gard, 9 April 654 From James Leitch, 9 April 656 From Louis Philippe Gallot de Lormerie, 9 April 656 To James Monroe, 9 April 658 From John f. Oliveira Fernandes, 9 April, enclosing Joseph de Monteverde to John f. Oliveira Fernandes, 2 December 1815 659 To William Short, 9 April, enclosing William Woods's Survey of Land in Dispute between James Monroe and William Short, 21 February 661 From Leroy, Bayard & Mcevers, 10 April 662 To Albert Gallatin, 11 April 663 Promissory Note to John Neilson, 11 April 665 To Thomas Eston Randolph, 11 April 665 From John f. Dumoulin, 12 April 665 From Charles P. De Lasteyrie, 14 April 667 From Thomas Appleton, 15 April, enclosing Will of Philip Mazzei, 3 December 1814 669 From Lafayette, 16 April 679 From Leroy, Bayard & Mcevers, 16 April 679 To Isaac Briggs, 17 April 680 To Mary B. Briggs, 17 April 682 To Susan Maria Bruff, 17 April 682 To James Monroe, 17 April 683 From James L. Jefferson, 19 April 683 To Wilson Cary Nicholas, 19 April 684 From William Short, 23 April 693 From George Ticknor, 23 April 696 To Pierre Samuel Du Pont de nemours, 24 April 699 To Charles Clay, 25 April 702 To Francis Adrian Van der Kemp, 25 April 703 To Jose Correa da Serra, 26 April 704 From Eusebio Valli, 26 April 707 From James Ligon (for Patrick Gibson), with Thomas Jefferson's Notes, 27 April 708 From George Logan, 27 April 708 From James Monroe, 28 April 710 To Elizabeth Trist, 28 April 710 To John Wayles Eppes, 30 April 712 From Tadeusz Kosciuszko, April 714 List of Slave Vaccinations, April-May 717 Appendix: Supplemental List of Documents Not Found 719 Index 721

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v. 11 : cloth ISBN 9780691164113

内容説明

The 584 documents in this volume cover the period from 19 January to 31 August 1817, during which Jefferson devotes much time and energy to founding Central College, the predecessor of the University of Virginia. In May 1817, at its first official meeting, the college's Board of Visitors authorizes land purchases and a subscription campaign that eventually raises more than $44,000. Jefferson also prepares a legal brief for his chancery suit against the directors of the Rivanna Company. After years of disagreements and failed negotiations, he composes and revises a legal statement of his claim to the property in dispute. Although the complaint is submitted to the court in May 1817, the case is not settled until December 1819. In March 1817 Jefferson's friend James Monroe begins his first term as president. During the summer Jefferson learns of the death of two friends, Madame de Stael Holstein and Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours. Late in the summer he visits Natural Bridge with two of his granddaughters. Jefferson continues to purchase books from Europe with the assistance of George Ticknor, and Stephen Cathalan helps him restock his wine cellar and pantry. Even though Jefferson answers his voluminous correspondence selectively, he still chafes under the burden.

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v. 12 : cloth ISBN 9780691168296

内容説明

The 580 documents in this volume cover a wide range of fascinating topics. Jefferson receives impressions of a mammoth's tooth, altitude and meteorological observations, a call for a national pharmacopoeia, a discussion of primeval geology, and a letter that elicits Jefferson's opinion that cognition exists "in animal bodies certainly, in Vegetables probably, in Minerals not impossibly." Jefferson leases his Tufton and Lego plantations to his grandson Thomas Jefferson Randolph. The directors of the Rivanna Company rebut Jefferson's 1817 bill of complaint and he unwittingly ensures his eventual financial ruin by endorsing notes totaling $20,000 for Wilson Cary Nicholas. Jefferson adds to the collections of the American Philosophical Society and writes an extended introduction to the "Anas," a corpus of official papers and political anecdotes documenting his service as George Washington's secretary of state. Jefferson drafts legislation to establish a public education system in Virginia. He attends a Masonic cornerstone laying ceremony for the nascent Central College's first pavilion early in October 1817 and is greatly pleased by the passage on 21 February 1818 of a law establishing a commission to plan a new state university, raising his hopes that Central College might soon become the University of Virginia.

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v. 13 : cloth ISBN 9780691172835

内容説明

This volume's 598 documents span 22 April 1818 to 31 January 1819. Jefferson spends months preparing for a meeting to choose the site of the state university. He drafts the Rockfish Gap Report recommending the location of the University of Virginia at Charlottesville as well as legislation confirming this decision. Jefferson travels to Warm Springs to cure his rheumatism but instead contracts a painful infection on his buttocks. His enforced absence from Poplar Forest leads to detailed correspondence with plantation manager Joel Yancey. A work that Jefferson helped translate, Destutt de Tracy's Treatise on Political Economy, is finally published. Salma Hale visits Monticello and describes Jefferson's views on food, wine, and religion. In acknowledging an oration by Mordecai M. Noah, Jefferson remarks that the suffering of members of the Jewish faith "has furnished a remarkable proof of the universal spirit of religious intolerance." He receives long discussions of occult science and the nature of light by Robert Miller and Gabriel Crane. Abigail Adams dies, and Jefferson assures John Adams that their own demise will result in "an ecstatic meeting with the friends we have loved & lost and whom we shall still love and never lose again."

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v. 14 : cloth ISBN 9780691177830

内容説明

The 637 documents in this volume span 1 February to 31 August 1819. As a founding member of the University of Virginia Board of Visitors, Jefferson helps to obtain builders for the infant institution, responds to those seeking professorships, and orchestrates the establishment of a classical preparatory school in Charlottesville. In a letter to Vine Utley, Jefferson details his daily regimen of a largely vegetarian diet, bathing his feet in cold water each morning, and horseback riding. Continuing to indulge his wide-ranging intellectual interests, Jefferson receives publications on the proper pronunciation of Greek and discusses the subject himself in a letter to John Adams. Jefferson also experiences worrying and painful events, including hailstorm damage at his Poplar Forest estate, a fire in the North Pavilion at Monticello, the illness of his slave Burwell Colbert, and a fracas in which Jefferson's grandson-in-law Charles Bankhead stabs Jefferson's grandson Thomas Jefferson Randolph on court day in Charlottesville. Worst of all, Jefferson's financial problems greatly increase when the bankruptcy of his friend Wilson Cary Nicholas leaves Jefferson responsible for $20,000 in notes he had endorsed for Nicholas.

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v. 15 : cloth ISBN 9780691182346

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The 618 documents in this volume span 1 September 1819 to 31 May 1820. Jefferson suffers from a "colic," recovery from which requires extensive rest and medication. He spends much time dealing with the immediate effects of the $20,000 addition to his debts resulting from his endorsement of notes for the bankrupt Wilson Cary Nicholas. Jefferson begins to correspond with his carpenter, the enslaved John Hemmings, as Hemmings undertakes maintenance and construction work at Poplar Forest. Jefferson and his allies in the state legislature obtain authorization for a $60,000 loan for the fledgling University of Virginia, the need for which becomes painfully clear when university workmen complain that they have not been paid during seven months of construction work. In the spring of 1820, following congressional discussion leading to the Missouri Compromise, Jefferson writes that the debate, "like a fire bell in the night, awakened and filled me with terror," and that with regard to slavery, Americans have "the wolf by the ear, and we can neither hold him, nor safely let him go."

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v. 16 : cloth ISBN 9780691197272

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This volume's 571 documents cover both Jefferson's opposition to restrictions on slavery in Missouri and his concession that "the boisterous sea of liberty is never without a wave." Seeking support for the University of Virginia, he fears that southerners who receive New England educations will return with northern values. Calling it "the Hobby of my old age," Jefferson envisions an institution dedicated to "the illimitable freedom of the human mind." He infers approvingly from revolutionary movements in Europe and South America that "the disease of liberty is catching." Constantine S. Rafinesque addresses three public letters to Jefferson presenting archaeological research on Kentucky's Alligewi Indians, and Jefferson circulates a Nottoway-language vocabulary. Early in 1821 he cites declining health and advanced age as he turns over the management of his Monticello and Poplar Forest plantations to his grandson Thomas Jefferson Randolph. In discussions with trusted correspondents, Jefferson admires Jesus's morality while doubting his miracles, discusses the materiality of the soul, and shares his thoughts on Unitarianism. Reflecting on the dwindling number of their old friends, he tells Maria Cosway that he is like "a solitary trunk in a desolate field, from which all it's former companions have disappeared."

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• NII書誌ID(NCID): BA70638450
• ISBN:
  • 0691121214
  • 9780691124902
  • 9780691128672
  • 9780691135656
  • 9780691137711
  • 9780691137728
  • 9780691149752
  • 9780691153186
  • 9780691156705
  • 9780691160474
  • 9780691164113
  • 9780691168296
  • 9780691172835
  • 9780691177830
  • 9780691182346
  • 9780691197272
• LCCN: 2004048327
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• タイトル言語コード: eng
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• 大きさ: 25 cm
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  • LCSH : Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826 -- Archives
  • LCSH : Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826 -- Correspondence
  • LCSH : Presidents -- United States -- Archives
  • LCSH : Presidents -- United States -- Correspondence
  • LCSH : United States -- Politics and government -- 1809-1817 -- Sources
  • LCSH : United States -- Politics and government -- 1817-1825 -- Sources