Jefferson the President : second term, 1805-1809
1974
923.173 J45mds 1974
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Title
Jefferson the President : second term, 1805-1809
Published
Boston : Little, Brown, 1974.
Description
xxxi, 704 p. : ill., maps, ports. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
923.173 J45mds 1974
System Control No.
(OCoLC)01929523
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [675]-688) and index.
Contents: Presidential re-entry -- Blessed interim -- A minor success: the Navy and Tripoli -- Paris, Madrid, and Washington, 1804-1805 -- The Spanish question before congress, 1805-1806 -- Troublemakers and frustrated diplomats -- Foreign aggressions and a domestic revolt -- Paterfamilias and friend -- The head of the party -- Rallying round the leader -- The patron of exploration -- Explorers' return -- Enter General Wilkinson -- Colonel Burr excites alarms, 1805-1806 -- Thwarting an unlawful enterprise, 1806-1807 -- Uncertain verdict in Washington -- The President and Burr's prosecution -- The Defense vs. the Executive -- Futile proceedings in Richmond -- Aftermath of conspiracy, 1807-1808 -- Liberty and libel, 1806-1809 -- The Monroe-Pinkney treaty and the impressment question -- The Chesapeake Affair -- Entr'acres: president and tsar -- Between peace and war, 1807 -- The lesser evil: the embargo -- The problem of national defense: the navy -- The military aspect -- A more fitting habitation -- Unfinished business, 1808 -- Tightening the embargo -- The grievious task of enforcement -- Backed to the wall -- Hors de combat -- Pressures of dissent, 1808-1809 -- Exit Mr. President.
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Contents: Presidential re-entry -- Blessed interim -- A minor success: the Navy and Tripoli -- Paris, Madrid, and Washington, 1804-1805 -- The Spanish question before congress, 1805-1806 -- Troublemakers and frustrated diplomats -- Foreign aggressions and a domestic revolt -- Paterfamilias and friend -- The head of the party -- Rallying round the leader -- The patron of exploration -- Explorers' return -- Enter General Wilkinson -- Colonel Burr excites alarms, 1805-1806 -- Thwarting an unlawful enterprise, 1806-1807 -- Uncertain verdict in Washington -- The President and Burr's prosecution -- The Defense vs. the Executive -- Futile proceedings in Richmond -- Aftermath of conspiracy, 1807-1808 -- Liberty and libel, 1806-1809 -- The Monroe-Pinkney treaty and the impressment question -- The Chesapeake Affair -- Entr'acres: president and tsar -- Between peace and war, 1807 -- The lesser evil: the embargo -- The problem of national defense: the navy -- The military aspect -- A more fitting habitation -- Unfinished business, 1808 -- Tightening the embargo -- The grievious task of enforcement -- Backed to the wall -- Hors de combat -- Pressures of dissent, 1808-1809 -- Exit Mr. President.
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