Alexander Hamilton (174 page)

“Anas” scrapbook of

anti-Adams campaign of

appearance of

background of

“bancomania” and

Bank of the United States and

botanizing tour of

Burr’s relationship with

Callender exposé and

debt assumption–capital site deal and

debt of

Declaration of Independence and

deism and

in election of 1796

in election of 1800

in election of 1804

and electoral tie of 1801

Federalist deal with

Federalist Papers
and

flight of

in France

French Revolution and

as governor of Virginia

health problems of

Hemings’s relationship with

as image maker

inauguration of

Jay Treaty and

Kentucky Resolutions and

on Lafayette

Louisiana Purchase and

Madison’s correspondence with,
see
Madison

James, Jefferson’s correspondence with

Madison’s relationship with

military rejected by

Monroe’s correspondence with

Monroe’s defense of

Monroe’s relationship with

as president

presidential ambition of

as Republican

resignation of

resignation offers of

Reynolds affair and

as secretary of state

454 in selection of capital site

Shays’s Rebellion and

silence and secrecy of

slavery and

as strict constructionist

as vice president

on Washington

Washington’s disillusionment with

Whiskey Rebellion and womanizing of

XYZ Affair and

Jews

Johnson, Peter

Johnson, Samuel

Johnson, Seth

Johnson, Sir William

Johnson, William Samuel

Jones, David S.

Jones, James

Jones, Meriwether

Jones, Samuel

judicial review

judiciary

Federalist
and

in Virginia Plan
see also
Supreme Court, U.S.

Judiciary Act

Jumel, Eliza (Betsey Bowen)

Jumel, Stephen

Kent, duke of (son of George III)

Kent, James

on AH’s oratory

on Burr

Croswell case and

on
Federalist
246

Grange visited by

Kentucky Resolutions

Kerelaw Castle

King, Mary Alsop

King, Rufus

AH’s correspondence with

at Constitutional Convention

elections and

Hamilton-Burr duel and

Jay Treaty and

“scrippomania” and

State Department appointment turned down by

Troup’s correspondence with

King’s College

British occupation of

legal studies at

militia at

mob action at

see also
Columbia College

Kirkland, Rev. Samuel

Kline, Mary-Jo

Knox, Henry

army organization and

Reynolds affair and

as secretary of war

Society of the Cincinnati and

Knox, Hugh

Kortright, Cornelius

Kortright and Company

Kortright and Cruger

Lafayette, Adrienne de Noailles

Lafayette, George Washington

Lafayette, marquis de

AH’s correspondence with

AH’s relationship with

in American Revolution

in French Revolution

Yorktown siege and

Lamb, John

land, foreigners’ ownership of

land banks

land grants

Lansing, John, Jr.

Lansing, Robert, Jr.–67

Constitutional Convention and

La Rochefoucauld-Liancourt, duc de

Latin America, revolution in Latrobe, Benjamin

Laurance, John

Laurens, Henry

Laurens, John

as abolitionist

AH’s correspondence with

AH’s intimate friendship with

background of

capture of

Charles Lee’s duel with

death of

as envoy to France

promotion of

in Yorktown siege

Laurens, Martha Manning

Lavien, Johann Michael

possible Jewish roots of

revenge of

Lavien, Peter

Lavien, Rachel Faucette,
see
Hamilton, Rachel

Faucette Lavien

Lear, Tobias

Lee, Charles

Lee, Henry (Light-Horse Harry)

in American Revolution

Whiskey Rebellion and

Lee, Richard Henry

Lee, Robert E.

Leeward Islands

see also
Nevis; St. Kitts

legislative branch

see also
Congress, U.S.; House of Representatives

U.S.; Senate, U.S.

L’Enfant, Pierre Charles

Lenox, David

Létombe, Joseph

Letter from Alexander Hamilton…
(Hamilton)

“Letter from Phocion” (Hamilton):

first

second

Lewis, Mary,
see
Reynolds, Maria

Lewis, Morgan

Lewis, Susannah,
see
Livingston, Susannah Lewis Lexington, Battle of (1775)

libel

Alien and Sedition Acts and

Burr and

election of 1804 and

Lincoln, Abraham

Lincoln, Benjamin

Lippmann, Walter

Little Sarah (La Petite démocrate)

Livingston, Brockholst

Livingston, Catharine (Kitty)

Livingston, Edward

Livingston, Gilbert J.

Livingston, Margaret

Livingston, Maturin

Livingston, Peter R.

Livingston, Robert R.

AH’s correspondence with

treasury secretary position and

Livingston, Sarah

Livingston, Susanna

Livingston, Susannah Lewis

Livingston, William

Livingston family

Locke, John

Lodge, Henry Cabot

London:

Church family in

Jefferson’s reception in

Long Island

Lossing, Benson J.

Loudon, Samuel

Louis XIV, king of France

Louis XVI, king of France

Louis XVIII, king of France

Louisiana

Louisiana Purchase

Lyon, Matthew

Lytton, Ann,
see
Mitchell, Ann Lytton Venton

Lytton, Ann Faucette

Lytton, James, Jr.

Lytton, James, Sr.

Lytton, Peter

McComb, John B., Jr.–42
McCulloch v. Maryland
355

McCullough, David

McDonald, Forrest

McDougall, Alexander

AH’s correspondence with

Bank of New York and

McHenry, James

AH’s correspondence with

army organization and

firing of

as secretary of war

Machiavelli, Niccolò

McKitrick, Eric

Maclay, William

AH criticized by

on selection of capital site

McLean, Archibald

McNobeny, Thomas

Macomb, Alexander

Madison, Dolley Payne Todd

Madison, James

AH’s collaboration with

AH’s correspondence with

AH’s death and

AH’s feud with

Annapolis conference and

appearance of background of

Bank of the United States and

Bill of Rights and

botanizing tour of

Constitutional Convention and

in Continental Congress

education of election of 1796 and

excise tax supported by

farewell speech drafted by

Federalist Papers
and

French Revolution and

in House of Representatives

Jay Treaty and

Jefferson’s correspondence with

Jefferson’s relationship with

marriage of

“Pacificus” essays and

as president

Report on Public Credit
and

as Republican

Reynolds affair and

as secretary of state

secretary-of-state position rejected by

Shays’s Rebellion and slavery and

as strict constructionist

Virginia Resolutions and

war and standing armies rejected by

Washington’s break with

on Whiskey Rebellion

Malone, Dumas

Manhattan Company

Manhattan Well Tragedy

Manning, Martha,
see
Laurens, Martha Manning Mansfield, Lord

manufacturing

AH’s views on

Marat, Jean Paul
Marbury v. Madison

Marie Antoinette, queen of France

Marshall, John

on AH

in diplomatic mission to France

as Supreme Court justice

Washington biography by

Maryland

election of 1800

Mason, George

Mason, Rev. John

Mason, Rev. John M.

Massachusetts

colonial

constitution of

debt of

farmers’ uprising in

slavery in

Mathews, John

Matlack, White

Meade, Richard Kidder

Mercer John F.

merchants

AH’s relations with

in American Revolution

Bank of New York and

Jay Treaty and

in New York City

Merchants’ Bank

Merry, Anthony

Mexico

Michaux, André

Mifflin, Thomas

Million Bank

Mills, Matthew

Minerva

Mint, U.S.

Minutemen

Mirabeau, comte de

Miranda, Francisco de

Mitchell, Andrew

Mitchell, Ann Lytton Venton

Mitchell, Broadus

Mitchell, George

Moir, Alexander

Molière

money banks

money supply, expansion of “Monitor, The” (Hamilton)

Monmouth, Battle of (1778)

Monroe, James

AH’s correspondence with

AH’s feud with

in American Revolution

background of

Eliza Schuyler Hamilton’s visit from

French Revolution and

Jefferson’s correspondence with

Jefferson’s relationship with

as minister to France

Reynolds affair and

slavery and

Montaigne, Michel de

Montesquieu, baron de La Brède et de

Monticello

Moore, Rev. Benjamin

Morgan, Daniel

Morris, Gouverneur

AH’s correspondence with

AH’s death and

at Constitutional Convention

Federalist
and

French Revolution and

as minister to France

Morris, Robert

Morristown, N.J.

Morton, Cornelia Schuyler

Morton, Washington

Mount Vernon

Muhlenberg, Frederick

Mulligan, Hercules

in American Revolution

Murray, William Vans