Read James Madison: A Life Reconsidered Online
Authors: Lynne Cheney
and ratification,
171
Revolution in,
64
–65
Whiskey Rebellion in,
250
–52
Pennsylvania Abolition Society,
212
Pennsylvania Packet,
80
Perry, Oliver Hazard,
300
,
393
,
394
Peters, Richard,
196
,
199
,
345
–46
Peterson, Merrill,
71
Philadelphia:
and bank speculation,
226
and capital city location,
415
City Troop of,
125
Congress’s flight from,
64
–65
Constitutional Convention in,
7
,
124
Continental Congress in,
45
,
47
,
48
,
60
,
75
,
101
,
121
Gray’s Tavern outside of,
140
–41
Independence Hall,
24
Indian Queen in,
140
Madison’s residence in,
1
–2,
220
Second Continental Congress in,
47
,
48
Philadelphia Gazette,
357
Physick, Philip Syng,
328
–29,
331
Pickering, Timothy,
345
censureship of,
368
and Continental army,
79
Federalist views of,
280
,
311
,
347
,
362
,
389
Pike, Zebulon,
388
Pinckney, Charles (cousin),
132
,
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,
304
,
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,
350
–51
Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth,
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–49,
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,
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,
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350
Pinckney, Thomas,
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,
263
–64,
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289
Pittsburgh Gazette,
261
Plato,
165
Pliny the Elder,
Natural History,
32
Plumer, William,
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,
316
,
325
,
329
,
333
,
336
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,
348
political parties:
and elections,
see
presidential elections
peaceful transfer of power between,
295
see also
Federalists; Republican Party
Polk, James K.,
146
Polly,
43
Porter, Charles,
65
Potomac River:
location of capital city on,
202
,
218
–19,
220
,
296
,
409
and War of 1812,
392
,
399
,
405
–6,
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,
411
president:
powers of,
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–91,
242
,
258
,
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,
299
,
366
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367
,
392
,
397
presidential elections:
election of 1788,
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–83,
185
,
186
–87
election of 1792,
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–34,
236
–37
election of 1796,
262
–65,
278
,
284
,
286
election of 1800,
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,
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,
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,
283
–84,
285
–87,
288
,
289
–92,
295
,
316
,
318
election of 1804,
316
–19
election of 1808,
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,
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,
344
–52,
369
election of 1812,
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–85
election of 1828,
445
press, freedom of,
155
,
198
,
252
,
283
Priestley, Joseph,
45
Princeton:
Congress meeting in,
101
Princeton University:
Madison’s bequest to,
455
Madison’s studies at,
22
–33,
225
natural philosophy (science) in,
28
–29
Publius (Valerius Publicola),
156
–58,
163
Quakers:
antislavery views of,
212
–15,
432
and Dolley Payne Madison,
248
,
249
–50,
271
and elections,
264
–65
Quincy’s Dispensatory,
17
–18
Raisin River, Battle of,
381
–82,
393
Randall, Henry,
70
Randolph, Edmund,
62
,
92
,
101
,
105
,
225
as attorney general,
208
and constitutional amendments,
200
and Constitutional Convention,
118
,
128
,
129
,
132
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134
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135
,
141
,
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,
151
and Continental Congress,
75
and financial matters,
75
,
81
,
114
as governor of Virginia,
158
,
166
and ratification,
158
,
166
,
169
,
171
–72,
182
and treaty with Britain,
255
–57
Vindication,
256
–57
and Virginia Convention,
56
–58,
60
Randolph, John (the Tory),
56
,
71
Randolph, John of Roanoke,
374
,
391
and Chase trial,
325
–27
enmity toward Madison,
324
–27,
331
,
333
–35,
347
and Madison’s presidency,
355
,
357
,
363
–64,
366
,
423
oratorical style of,
324
,
325
,
326
,
334
,
335
Stuart’s portrait of,
323
and trade restrictions,
331
,
334
,
335
,
366
Randolph, Peyton,
46
Randolph, Thomas Mann,
293
Randolph, Virginia Jefferson,
441
Read, George,
129
Reagan, Ronald,
146
religion:
freedom of,
6
,
40
,
59
–60,
63
–64,
72
,
108
–10,
123
–24,
155
,
167
–68,
195
,
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,
253
and heresy,
42
“Memorial and Remonstrance Against Religious Assessments,”
108
–9
objection to supernatural parts of the Bible,
28
,
36
,
42
separation of state and,
41
,
42
,
64
,
109
–10
Rensselaer, Stephen Van,
382
Report of 1800,
282
–84
Republican Citizens of Baltimore,
429
Republican Party:
and Adams presidency,
273
,
274
–76,
277
,
279
,
303
and elections,
236
,
262
–65,
284
,
286
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287
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289
,
290
–92,
295
,
317
–18,
319
,
346
–47,
348
formation of,
236
–37
and immigrants,
274
and Jay Treaty,
255
,
257
,
258
,
260
,
261
,
262
and Jefferson presidency,
303
and Madison presidency,
368
,
379
and trade embargo,
351
and Washington presidency,
242
,
243
,
247
,
251
,
252
Rhode Island:
and Constitutional Convention,
126
,
139
currency of,
124
and impost amendment,
95
Richmond
Enquirer,
347
Richmond Recorder,
308
Rittenhouse, David,
27
–28
Rivington, James,
48
–49
Robinson, Moses,
224
Rochambeau, comte de,
82
Rodgers, John,
370
Rogers, David,
66
Roman Republic, founders of,
157
Rose, Frances Madison (sister),
439
Ross, Joe,
35
–36
Royal Gazette,
77
Rule of 1756,
330
Rush, Richard,
392
,
406
,
407
,
409
,
424
,
430
Russell, Jonathan,
395
Rutledge, John,
120
Salem Gazette,
389
Saratoga, Battle of,
66
,
68
,
79
,
80
,
82
,
224
Savannah, British capture of,
68
Schuyler, Elizabeth,
237
Schuyler, Philip,
223
Scott, John Morin,
80
Scott, Thomas,
201
Second Bank of the United States,
423
Sedgwick, Theodore,
198
,
209
,
214
,
216
,
246
,
279
,
290
Sedition Act,
see
Alien and Sedition Acts
Sérurier, Louis,
387
Sharp, Solomon,
396
Shays’s Rebellion,
119
,
130
,
135
,
159
,
216
Sherman, Roger,
130
,
133
,
136
,
146
,
147
,
194
,
196
–97
Shippen, Peggy,
80
Shippen, Thomas Lee,
219
Shulman, Holly C.,
10
Sioussat, Jean-Pierre,
408
Skeen, C. Edward,
400
slavery,
212
–15
and colonization plans,
214
,
433
,
441
and Constitutional Convention,
137
,
148
–49
dower slaves,
452
euphemisms for,
149
“federal consensus” on,
212
–14
Illinois “black code,”
441
income from slave labor,
115
,
431
insurrection feared,
50
,
213
,
302
and Madison family,
13
–14,
15
,
19
,
36
,
94
and Missouri Compromise,
431
–33
as moral issue,
94
and racial mixing,
225