Jefferson the President : first term, 1801-1805
1970
923.173 J45mdf 1970
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Title
Jefferson the President : first term, 1801-1805
Published
Boston : Little, Brown, 1970.
Description
xxxi, 539 p. : ill., maps, ports. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
923.173 J45mdf 1970
System Control No.
(OCoLC)04314946
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 509-524) and index.
Contents: A troubled transition -- Profession and promise: the first inaugural -- From Capitol Hill to the President's House -- The captain and his mates -- The dreadful burden of appointments -- Congress and the man of the people: peace and economy -- The Jeffersonians and the judiciary, 1801-1802 -- Politics and the Marbury Case, 1802-1803 -- "A small but cherished society" -- The presiding scientist -- The religion of a reasonable man -- Torrent of slander -- Freedom and licentiousness, 1802-1805 -- Impending crisis in the West -- The Mississippi question 1802-1803 -- The Louisiana Treaty -- The Constitution and the expanding Union -- The precarious periphery, 1803-1805 -- The government and the new citizens -- Without benefit of protocol: the Merry Affair -- Partisans and irreconcilables, 1803-1804 -- Tragic interlude -- An "interview" and an election, 1804 -- John Randolph and the Yazoo question -- Judges on trial -- Appendices. The charge of a "deal" in 1801 -- The miscegenation legend -- Notes on the Merry Affair.
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Contents: A troubled transition -- Profession and promise: the first inaugural -- From Capitol Hill to the President's House -- The captain and his mates -- The dreadful burden of appointments -- Congress and the man of the people: peace and economy -- The Jeffersonians and the judiciary, 1801-1802 -- Politics and the Marbury Case, 1802-1803 -- "A small but cherished society" -- The presiding scientist -- The religion of a reasonable man -- Torrent of slander -- Freedom and licentiousness, 1802-1805 -- Impending crisis in the West -- The Mississippi question 1802-1803 -- The Louisiana Treaty -- The Constitution and the expanding Union -- The precarious periphery, 1803-1805 -- The government and the new citizens -- Without benefit of protocol: the Merry Affair -- Partisans and irreconcilables, 1803-1804 -- Tragic interlude -- An "interview" and an election, 1804 -- John Randolph and the Yazoo question -- Judges on trial -- Appendices. The charge of a "deal" in 1801 -- The miscegenation legend -- Notes on the Merry Affair.
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