Empire of Liberty: A History of the Early Republic, 1789-1815 (137 page)

and diplomacy,
205
,
240

and election of 1800,
282

and the federal judiciary,
411
,
417
,
453

and the French Revolution,
174

and the French Wars,
187

and Marshall,
435
,
437

and monarchism,
77

and nationalism,
40

and Native American policy,
131

and patronage,
109

and personal finances,
329

and political partisanship,
160

and religion,
577
,
583
–84

and social changes,
347

and suffrage expansions,
304

and the Supreme Court,
414

and territorial disputes,
113

and trade agreements,
196
–98

and western settlement,
117
.
See also
Jay’s Treaty

Jay’s Treaty: and Burr,
282

and conflict with France,
240

and economic coercion,
629

expiration of,
645

and the Mazzei letter,
235

and Monroe,
205

and Native Americans,
131
–32

negotiation of,
196
–98

and ship seizures,
239

and trade with Britain,
202

and the XYZ Affair,
242

Jefferson, Peter,
433

Jefferson, Thomas: and agriculture,
45

and the Alien and Sedition Acts,
248

and American manufacturing,
705

and the arts,
551
,
552
–53,
558

and banking,
144
,
293
–98

and the Barbary Wars,
635
–37,
639

and Battle of Austerlitz,
621
–22

and the Bill of Rights,
67
–69

and Burr,
384
–85

and carrying trade,
625
–26

and the Chase impeachment,
424

and civil society,
485

and class divisions,
23
,
216
,
223

and the Compensation Act,
719

and cultural independence,
735
–36

and the Declaration of Independence,
8
–9

and Democratic-Republican Societies,
166

and diplomacy,
204
,
622

and education,
472
–73

and the 1800 election,
278
,
280
,
283
–86,
436

and the 1804 election,
313

and embargoes,
647
,
651
,
652
,
653
–57

and executive power,
84
,
85
,
196

and family structure,
497

and the federal judiciary,
402
,
418
,
422
,
466
n90

and the Floridas,
374
–75,
648

and French conflicts,
241

and the French Revolution,
174
,
177
,
179
–81

and the French Wars,
182
–85

and Genet,
186
–87,
188

and governmental authority,
301
–2

and the Great Seal,
554

and Hamilton,
89
,
91
,
150
–57,
158
,
275
,
632

and honor codes,
235

and impressment conflict,
644

and inaugural address,
286
,
288
,
310
,
310
n102

and infrastructure programs,
484
–85

and inheritance laws,
498

and international commerce,
192
–93,
198
–99,
633

and judicial review,
434
,
437
n10,
440
,
442
,
445
–47,
449
,
456

and labor,
351

and legal reforms,
405

and the
Leopard-Chesapeake
affair,
647
–48

and the Lewis and Clark expedition,
378

and the Louisiana Purchase,
371

and Madison,
147
–50,
272
,
663

and Marshall,
435
,
436

and the Mazzei letter,
235
–36

and military power,
631

and minimal government,
10
–11

and monetary policy,
99

and the national capital,
80
,
142

and national character,
103

and Native Americans,
126
–27,
386
,
394
–99

and naturalism,
388
–89,
391
–92

and neutral rights,
649

and newspapers,
151
,
256

and the Nootka Sound controversy,
366
–67

and nullification,
269
–70,
270
–71

and partisanship,
267
–68,
269
,
308

and patronage,
299
–300

and personal finances,
233

and political parties,
152
,
162
,
168
,
168
n72

and presidential elections,
210
,
211
–12

and public debt,
145
,
298
–301

and public opinion,
311
–12

and racial issues,
395
n88

and religion,
577
,
585
–88,
613
,
617
,
619

and the Republican Party,
313
–14

and republicanism,
146
–47,
736
–38

and the “Revolution of 1800,”
276
–77

and rights of man,
21

and the sciences,
724

and sectional conflict,
146
,
172

and sedition laws,
259

and Shippen,
5
–6

and size of government,
291
,
301
–2

and slavery,
231
,
277
,
514
–15,
517
–19,
521
,
535
,
539
–41,
735

and social changes,
301
,
318

and social equality,
356

and state legislatures,
19

and Taylor,
267
–68

and technological advance,
728

and territorial disputes,
114

and trade and commerce,
190
,
627
,
667

and the Treaty of San Lorenzo,
366

and the War of 1812,
673
,
677
,
700

and Washington,
74
,
86
,
158
,
565

and western settlement,
116
,
357
,
376

and the Whiskey Rebellion,
138

and women’s rights,
503
,
506
–7

and the XYZ Affair,
242
,
243

and yeoman ideal,
46

Jeffersonian Republicans: and Anti-Federalists,
108

and Brackenridge,
221

and competition,
327

and conspiracy theories,
244

and elections,
532

and the federal judiciary,
418
,
425

and Felton,
713

and Findley,
223

and immigration,
247
–48

and industrialization,
708

and Morris,
465

and partisanship,
333

and peace efforts,
632

and religion,
588
,
594
,
603
,
615

and slavery,
353
,
527

and social disorder,
345

and Virginia,
435

and voting rights,
542

and western settlement,
359

Jennings, Jonathan,
363
,
363
n16

Jerome, Chauncey,
714

Jews,
584
,
591
,
600
,
617

Johnson, Richard M.,
671
,
686
,
719

Johnson, Samuel,
110
,
517
–18,
716

Johnson, William,
457

Jones, John Paul,
175

Jones, William,
683
,
698

Joseph Peabody,
623

journeymen,
348
–49

Judaism,
584

judiciary, federal: and common law,
400
–408,
436

and the Constitution,
408
–10

and democratization,
425
–32

and the Federalist Party,
418
–20

and judicial review,
440
–42,
443
nn28,
29
,
447
–50,
452
–59

and the Republican Party,
420
–25

Judiciary Act of 1789,
64
n35,
408
–9,
410
–18,
419
,
432
,
455
–56

Judiciary Act of 1801,
420
–22,
440
,
441
,
465

Judiciary Act of 1802,
421

Jupiter and Io
(Peale),
573

juries,
412
–13,
420
,
453

jurisdictional issues,
410
–11,
415
n42,
419
,
436
,
441
,
445

jury trials,
70
,
222
,
260
,
309
,
385
n63,
409
,
439
–40

Kames, Henry Home, Lord,
42

Kant, Immanuel,
190

Karamanli, Hamet,
638

Karamanli, Yussuf,
637

Keats, John,
574

Kellogg, Lucy Fletcher,
317

Kendall, Amos,
318

Kent, James,
23
,
58
,
310
n102,
591

Kentucky: and common law,
426

and distilling,
339

and education,
716
–17

and electoral representation,
530

and freed slaves,
538

and Mississippi River trade,
15

and nullification,
270
–71

and population growth,
2
,
316

and presidential elections,
210

and religion,
597
,
607

and separatism,
385

and slavery,
524
,
526

and statehood,
701

and suffrage expansions,
302