History of the United States of America, Volume 4 (of 9) : $b During the second administration of Thomas JeffersonAdams, Henry
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History of the United States of America, Volume 4 (of 9) : $b During the second administration of Thomas Jefferson
Adams, Henry
United States -- History -- 1801-1809; United States -- History -- 1809-1817
Trumbull, Jonathan, governor of Connecticut, refuses to take part in
carrying out the Enforcement Act, ii. 417, 455;
calls the legislature to “interpose,” 418.
Truxton, Commodore, sounded by Burr, i. 239.
Turreau, Louis Marie, French minister at Washington, his course with
Madison in the Spanish business, i. 81;
his letter to Talleyrand on American policy and national
character,
84;
his abruptness, 86 _et seq._;
sends Talleyrand an account of Jefferson’s conversation, 124;
his part in the Madison-Yrujo matter, 188;
acts as Yrujo’s ally, 194;
demands an explanation from Madison about Miranda, 195;
reports to Talleyrand Jefferson’s system for an alliance of
nations, 204;
writes concerning Jefferson’s character and position, 205;
writes to his government respecting Burr’s schemes, 226;
his comments on the embargo and war, 396;
writes to his government respecting English relations, 424 _et
seq._;
embarrassed by the Berlin Decree, 427;
description of an interview with Jefferson after the “Chesapeake”
affair, ii. 36;
his letter describing the servile character of Americans, 140;
alarmed by Jefferson’s course, 229;
his letters to Champagny complaining of the embargo, etc., 229 _et
seq._, 297;
has long conversations with Madison and Jefferson respecting a
French alliance, 308;
hopes America will declare war, 396.
Ulm, capitulation of, i. 370.
University, Jefferson’s recommendation of a national, i. 346, 347;
ii. 365.
Vandeul, M. de, French chargé at Madrid, confers with Godoy
respecting the cession of West Florida, i. 380;
rebuked by Talleyrand at Napoleon’s order, 384.
Varnum, Joseph B., member of Congress from Massachusetts, i. 128;
chosen Speaker, ii. 153.
Vimieiro, battle of, ii. 315, 340.
War, Jefferson’s recommendation of a fund for, i. 3.
“War in Disguise,” pamphlet by James Stephen, i. 50.
Warren, John, ii. 411.
Warton, agent of Burr, i. 238.
Washington, expense of living in, ii. 109.
Wellington’s victory over Junot in Portugal, ii. 316.
Wells, Maine, town-meeting in January, 1809, ii. 414.
West Indian Report, ii. 68.
“Western World,” the, i. 273.
Westmoreland, Earl of, Privy Seal, his opinion on Spencer Perceval’s
proposed Order in Council, ii. 89.
Whitby, Captain, of the “Leander,” i. 199.
White, Samuel, ii. 146.
Wickham, John, Burr’s counsel, i. 444;
his opening speech in the Burr trial, 465.
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