Jefferson and the American Democracy: An Historical Study

Adams's administration affairs ALEXANDER HAMILTON American government Assembly Berlin decree Britain British Burr Cabinet cause character Choiseul Citizen Genet citizens Colonel colonies commerce confidence Congress constitution correspondence danger declaration democracy democratic party desire diplomatic Duke de Choiseul embargo enemies England English Europe fact favour fear Federal Federalist party Federalists feeling foreign France Franklin French revolution friends Genet give Gouverneur Morris Hamilton honour Ibid idea independence influence Jacobin January 25 Jefferson John Adams King leaders legislature less Letter to Madison liberty Louis XVI means ment mind minister monarchy Monticello Munroe nation natural neutrality never object obliged opinion opposition Paris passions patriots peace persons Philadelphia political popular President principle question reason rendered reply republic republican party respect says Secretary society spite thing thought tion treaty Union United Vergennes violent Virginia Washington wish writing wrote