II.E. Politics and history

Description data TOP

unitid

{"value"=>"111734", "type"=>"local_mss"}

unitdate

{"value"=>"1784-1837", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1784/1837"}

date_inclusive_start

1784

date_inclusive_end

1837

keydate

1784

date_start

1784

date_end

1837

unittitle

{"value"=>"II.E. Politics and history"}

Child components TOP

1. Association of American Patriots for the Purpose of forming a National Character, Asserting the rights, securing the interests and maintaining the honor, the dignity, and the Independence of the United States
2. Copies of letters from Thomas Jefferson to Philip Mazzei
3. Copy of inserted in the Courant, No. 1002, after "the long answer."
4. Criticism by Webster of Jefferson's ideas on inheritance
5. Discourse pronounced before the Connecticut Assembly of Arts and Sciences
6. First draft of memorial of citizens of New Haven, Connecticut, to President Jefferson protesting against his embargo policies
7. First draft of a resolution of a meeting of the citizens of New Haven, Connecticut, for repeal of the Embargo Laws
8. History of Political Parties: Origin of Parties
9. History of Political Parties: Ch. XVIII, Origin of the Hartford Convention in 1814
10. History of Political Parties, notes
11. Miscellany, fragments, or incomplete
12. On banking
13. On equality and rule of government
14. On the necessity of checks and balances in the U. S. Constitution
15. On the necessity of the independence of public officers
16. On suffrage
17. On various defects in the Constitution
18. Postscript to Essays on Rights of Neutrals
19. Reflections on the dispute over which year John Cabot and his sons were commissioned by Henry VIII
20. Reflections on Federalism, and Presidents Washington and Adams
21. Thoughts on Political Affairs
22. To the Abolitionists, So called. A letter by Webster to John L. Boswell, and signed "John."