James and Dolley Madison (69 page)

and Thomas Jefferson,
106
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107

Gallatin, Hannah (Nicholson),
17
,
107
,
231
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240
,
356

Gazette of the United States
(newspaper),
45
,
56

General Committee of the Virginia Baptists,
333

Georgetown,
76
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77
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78
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80
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95
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125
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141
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280
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282
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291

during the War of 1812,
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23
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24
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25
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27
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28
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29
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31
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236
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256
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238

shopping in,
88
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96
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125

Gerry, Elbridge, Jr.,
164
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239

Gerry, Elbridge, Sr.,
229
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239

Ghent, peace negotiations in,
277
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283
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285

Giles, William,
143
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170
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203

Gilpin, H. D.,
296

Girard, Stephen,
248

Granger, Gideon,
234

Graves, Mr.,
363

Great Awakening,
342

Great Falls of the Potomac,
31

“great little Madison,”
32
,
38
,
116
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125
,
289

Grigsby, Hugh,
66
,
200

Griswold, Richard,
79

Guerriere
(British warship),
247
,
258

Guerriere
, USS (US frigate),
288

gunboats, war with,
249

Haiti,
118
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154
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169

Hamilton, Alexander,
43
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55
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66
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83
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112
,
154

death of,
98
,
146

and James Madison,
44
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64
,
67
,
315

and Thomas Jefferson,
45
,
68

and Whiskey Rebellion,
66
,
106

Hamilton, Lieutenant (son of Paul),
239

Hamilton, Paul,
133
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239
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246
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249

Hampton, British victory at,
261
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62

Hampton, Wade,
261

Harper Brothers (publisher),
351
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352
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353
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54

Harrison, William Henry,
256
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260
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264
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362

Hartford, CT, secession convention,
277
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78

Harvard,
301

Hay, Miss,
225

Hemings, Madison,
154

Hemings, Sally,
135
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154
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332

Henry, Patrick,
44
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63
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64
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331

highways, growth in number and condition of,
194
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195
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97

History of the United States
(Callender),
54

Hite, R. G.,
14

Holloway, Mr.,
325

Hone, Phillip,
362

Hornet
(US ship),
258

House of Burgesses,
63
–
64

Hull, Isaac,
257
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58

Hull, William,
227
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251
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52
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254
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255

Humboldt, Friedrich Alexander von,
100

Humphries (captain of the
Leopard
),
146

Hunt, Gaillard,
152

Hunting, Mary,
28

immigrants to America,
119
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293
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346

impressment of sailors

by British,
133
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144
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155
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157
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166
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203
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286

Orders of Council (1756),
220
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285

by French,
185
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204
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243
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248

Industrial Revolution,
83
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154
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342
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345
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357

Ingersoll, Charles,
23
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268
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314
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15
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342
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43

Innes, James,
192

Innes plantation,
61

Irving, Washington,
172
,
365

Izard, George,
247

Jackson, Andrew,
264
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301
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311
,
356

battle of New Orleans,
262
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283
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85
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286

defeat of Creek Indians in Florida,
262

and Dolley Madison,
349
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352
,
353

Jackson, Francis John (British minister),
205
,
211

Jackson, John (American diplomat),
185
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86

Jackson, John (brother-in-law),
153
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168
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271
,
308

Jackson, Mary (Dolley's niece),
271

Jackson, Mary (Payne) (Dolley's sister),
168
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174
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271

James Madison Company,
307

Java
(British ship),
258

Jay, John,
64
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68
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122
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154

Jefferson, Maria “Polly,”
95
,
128

Jefferson, Martha “Patsy,”
95
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96
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241
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348

Jefferson, Thomas,
21

and Albert Gallatin,
106
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107

and Alexander Hamilton,
45
,
67
,
68

authoring Kentucky Resolution,
58

and Britain,
184
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188
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203
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204
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205
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212

on conventions to settle disputes between states and federal government,
300

death of,
308
,
309

on the Fourth of July,
347

and Dolley Madison

choosing Dolley over Elizabeth Merry,
180

Dolley serving as his hostess while he was president,
87
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90
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91
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93
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94
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97
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100
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101
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102
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104
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105
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125
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127
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158

early political career,
83
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84

and the Federalists,
94
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107
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108
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109
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110
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142

finances of,
307

health of,
100
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101

and James Madison,
158
,
206
,
291

advising on redesign for Montpelier,
51
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53
,
269

attending Madison's inaugural ball,
151

as close friends,
38
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44
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52
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63
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80
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82
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84
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87
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98
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106
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109
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142
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153
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54
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245
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249
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296
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97
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308

concerns about Madison's health,
230

differences in two men,
200
,
348

efforts by others to break friendship,
44

Madison advising on political issues,
160

Madison serving as Jefferson's secretary of state,
80
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81
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133
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47
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148
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156
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159
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60
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167
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191
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193

Madison telling Jefferson of Meriwether Lewis's suicide,
167

offering encouragement during War of 1812,
280
,
288
–
89

urging Madison to seek presidency,
45
–
46

and James Monroe,
170
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71

and John Adams

becoming friends,
173

mutual dislike,
56
,
58
,
84
,
186

running for presidency against John Adams,
58

and John Quincy Adams,
85
,
121

“as a man of the people,”
82

as possible secretary of state for Madison,
245

as president,
76
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81
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82
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84
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107
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110

inaugural addresses,
108
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109
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133
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193

and the Louisiana Purchase,
107
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121
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122
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153
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187
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244

and the Republican Party,
94
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107
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108
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109
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110
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142
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143
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147

restarting the Library of Congress,
287

and slavery,
336

calling for gradual emancipation of slaves,
330

continuing to own slaves,
331

relationship with Sally Hemings,
135
,
332

starting Democratic-Republican Party,
44
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45
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67
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68
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81
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84
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109
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148
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160

and War of 1812,
249

Jennings, Paul,
22
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29
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171
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245
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286
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336
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340
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347
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348

Daniel Webster purchasing from Dolley,
363

Jockey Club,
79

Joe (slave),
337

Johnson, J. Eastman,
358

Johnson, Thomas,
284

Johnson, William, Jr.,
295

Jones, William,
246

Josephine (consort of Napoleon),
69
,
179

Kantzow, Lucia,
295

Karamanli, Yusuf (pasha),
129

Keemle, John,
216

Kemble, William,
365

Kentucky, population in 1802,
119

Kentucky Resolution,
58

Key, Francis Scott,
264
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65
,
337

King, Rufus,
67

King Lear
(Shakespeare),
207

Knox, Mrs. Henry,
127

Lafayette, marquis de,
150
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303
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336

LaFitte, Jean,
283

Lancaster Pike,
196

Latrobe, Benjamin,
71
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232

Latrobe, Mary,
22
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71
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175
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279

Laurie, James,
251

Laval, Jacint,
26

Law, Thomas,
281

Lawrence, James,
256
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57

Lawrence
(US ship),
257
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260

Lear, Mrs. Tobias,
362

Lee, Eliza Collins,
42
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55
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149
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168
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294
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95
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319
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349
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362

Lee, Richard,
281

“Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The” (Irving),
172

Lehigh Canal,
199
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200

Leib, Michael,
143

L'Enfant, Pierre,
15
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16
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79

Leopard
(British ship),
146

Lewis, Meriwether,
85
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107
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122
,
167

Lexington Reporter
(newspaper),
265

Liberia,
335

Library of Congress

destruction of during War of 1812,
279

Jefferson selling own library to restart Library of Congress,
287

Lincoln, Abraham,
363

Lincoln, Levi,
80

Livingston, Robert,
117
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18
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120
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184
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198

Logan, George,
220
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298

London Courier
(newspaper),
266

London Statesman
(newspaper),
28

London Times
(newspaper),
260
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261
,
287

“lottery parlors,”
131

Louisiana Territory,
122
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23
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154
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157
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159
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167
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196
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262
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338
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342
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343

Louisiana Purchase,
107
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114
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117
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24
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154
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187
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244