The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, Vol. 8 (of 9) / Being His Autobiography, Correspondence, Reports, Messages, Addresses, and Other Writings, Official and Private Papyras Classics

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Chapter 171

Index to Vol. VIII

  • Albinos—Description of, 318.
  • America—Whether animals and man degenerate in, 312.
  • Army—We should not maintain a standing army, 11.
  • Barbary States—Our relations with, 8, 30, 31, 33, 35, 51, 65, 96, 97.
  • War with Tripoli, 7, 17.
  • Peace with, restored, 50.
  • Case of Hamet Caramalli ex-Bashaw of Tripoli, 54.
  • Difficulties with Tunis, 61.
  • Berlin and Milan Decrees—Character of, 100.
  • Burr, Aaron—His conspiracy, 71, 78, 87.
  • Carrying Trade—Condition of, 16.
  • Census of 1800, 8.
  • Chesapeake, The—Case of, 83, 102, 106, 120.
  • Classics—Study of, should not be neglected, 389.
  • Debt, Public—Reduction of, 19, 26, 39, 52, 67, 109.
  • Deluge—Reasons against a general Deluge, 275.
  • England—Negotiations with, 70.
  • Embargo—Preferable to war—127, 134, 135, 140, 141, 143, 144, 163, 164, 165, 169, 170.
  • Fever, Yellow—Its ravages, 46.
  • Finances—Prosperous condition of, 18, 26.
  • Foreign Relations—40, 47, 62, 85, 102, 106.
  • Franklin, Benjamin—Anecdotes of, 497.
  • Government—Principles of, as set forth in Jefferson's Inaugural Address, 1.
  • Is progressive, 42.
  • Benefits of Republican, 148.
  • Gun-Boats—The use of, recommended, 79.
  • Henrick, The—Case of, 22.
  • Impressment—Our remonstrances against, 58.
  • Improvement, Internal—The Cumberland road, 78, 97.
  • Indians—Their improvement, 7, 51, 118, 185, 191, 210, 214, 219, 226, 229.
  • Our Indian relations—17, 21, 25, 31, 37, 42, 66, 85, 106, 172, 184, 186.
  • Acquisitions of Territory from, 25, 52, 93, 94, 108, 190, 192, 199, 206, 219, 237, 239.
  • Relations with, during revolutionary war, 172, 177.
  • Our policy towards, 186, 188, 192, 193, 196, 201, 203, 207, 211, 217, 241.
  • Prohibition of sale of spirituous liquors to, 187, 191, 233.
  • Commerce with, 196.
  • Warned against uniting with English in war of 1812, 212, 215, 217, 233, 236.
  • Virginia Indians, 336.
  • Burial places of, 341.
  • Language of, 345.
  • Origin of, 344.
  • Catalogue of tribes of, 346.
  • Logan's speech, 308.
  • The character of the races of, 304.
  • The capacity of, 305.
  • Efforts to preserve peace between, 221, 223, 228, 236.
  • Removal of, West, 231.
  • Government of, 435.
  • Tribes of sea board, 434, 437.
  • Jefferson, Thomas—Declines being a candidate a third time, 121, 123, 126.
  • Judiciary—Re-organization of, 13.
  • Kosciusko, Gen.—Biographical sketch of, 480.
  • Lewis, Meriwether—Biographical sketch of, 480.
  • Lewis and Clarke—Their expedition, 59, 66.
  • Logan's Speech—Account of, 308.
  • Looming—The phenomenon of, 327.
  • Louisiana—The acquisition of, 23, 29.
  • Organization of government of, 36.
  • Reduction of, into possession, 32.
  • Benefits of acquisition, 41.
  • Mammoth, The—An account of, 286.
  • Manufactures—Rise of, during Embargo, 109.
  • Massachusetts—Extension of Republican principles in, 116.
  • Militia—Organization of, 49, 108.
  • Naturalization—Revision of laws of, 14.
  • Navy—Necessity of a small navy, 12, 20.
  • Negroes—Races of, compared with the whites, 381, 384.
  • Neutrality—Our true policy, 28.
  • Violations of our neutral territory, 47, 57.
  • Right of neutrals to trade with Belligerents, 57.
  • Berlin and Milan decrees inconsistent with, 100, 103.
  • Violations of our Neutrality, 103, 128, 129, 130, 132, 149, 151.
  • Offices—Principles on which distributed, 114.
  • Orleans, New—Title to the Batture at, 99.
  • Press, The—The licentiousness of, how far to be tolerated, 43.
  • Randolph, Peyton—Biographical sketch of, 477.
  • Religion—Should be free, 113, 137, 138.
  • Retrenchment—Necessity of, 9.
  • Revenue, Surplus—How should be disposed of, 68.
  • Slavery—Roman and American slavery compared, 384.
  • Its effects on manners, 403.
  • Its evils, 404.
  • Slaves—Emancipation of, 380.
  • Compared with whites, 381.
  • Slave Trade—Suppression of, 67, 334.
  • Spain—Relations with, 34, 38, 85.
  • Difficulties with, 48, 60, 62.
  • Taxation—Direct taxes should be abolished, 9, 40.
  • United States—Treasonable combinations against, 90, 95.
  • Virginia—Boundaries of, 249.
  • Virginia—Rivers of, 250.
  • Mountains of, 263.
  • Their height, 265.
  • Scenery at Harper's Ferry, 264, 429.
  • Cascades and caverns of, 266.
  • Natural bridge, 269.
  • Mines, minerals, trees, and plants, 270.
  • Mineral Springs of, 279.
  • Mammoth of, 286.
  • Whether animals degenerate in America, 290, 297, 300, 431, 432.
  • Whether man degenerates in America, 303, 313.
  • The fish of, 319.
  • Climate of, 320.
  • Winds of, 323.
  • Changes in climate, 327.
  • Population of, 328.
  • Immigration not desirable, 330.
  • Militia and regular troops of, 334.
  • Marine of, 336.
  • Indians in, 336, 434.
  • Logan's Speech, 309, 457.
  • Indian burial places, 341, 440.
  • Counties, cities, townships, and villages of, 350.
  • Charters of, 352.
  • Oppressions of George III, 358.
  • First constitution of, 359.
  • Convention of 1776, not authorized to make a constitution, 363.
  • Proposition to appoint a dictator, 368.
  • Judicial system of, 372.
  • The laws of, 374.
  • Land laws, 378.
  • Negro slavery in, 380.
  • Bill proportioning crimes and punishments, 387.
  • School System of, 386.
  • Colleges, public establishments, roads &c., 391.
  • Public buildings of, 394.
  • Architecture of, 394,
  • Dwelling houses of, 395.
  • Property of Tories and English, how far respected during revolution, 397.
  • Religious sects of, 398.
  • Heresy punished, 399.
  • Free inquiry, 400.
  • Religious tolerance, 401.
  • Manners, customs, &c., of Virginians, 403.
  • Commerce and manufactures of, 404.
  • Exports and Imports of, 406.
  • Wheat and tobacco culture compared, 407.
  • Horses of, 408.
  • Copy of a constitution for, submitted in 1783, 409.
  • Weights, coins, and measures of, 409.
  • Public income and expenses, 410.
  • Means of defence, 413.
  • Histories of, 415.
  • War—Preparations for, 86.
  • Defensive works, 111.
  • Our only alternative, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162.
  • Western Country—Exploration of, 66.
  • West Point Academy—Its enlargement proposed, 101.
  • William and Mary College—History of, 391.