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3. President Thomas Jefferson:
Political Confession of Faith (1801)
4. James Monroe:
A State Arms Factory (1802)
5. Timothy Dwight:
The Town Meeting a Training School in
Citizenship (about 1802)
6. Representative William Dickson:
Preparing to Fight for Louisiana (1803)
7. James Monroe:
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108
Napoleon's Opinion of America (1803) IIO
8. Gouverneur Morris:
Jefferson's Policy of Isolation (1803)
II. Senator De Witt Clinton:
East and West (1803)
12. William Austin:
America and Liberty (1803)
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136
13. Doctor David Ramsay:
14. Thomas Jefferson:
Confidence in the Effect of Truth (1804)
15. A Committee of New York Merchants:
Demand for Protection to Neutral Com-
merce (1805)
16. Thomas Jefferson:
Defense by Gunboat System (1805) .
17. James Monroe:
139
Need of Preparedness for the Militia (1806)
147
18. Fisher Ames:
Defenselessness of the United States
(1806)
19. Timothy Pickering:
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150
Dangers from Foreign Aggression (1806) 155
20. Representative John Randolph :
Objection to Naval War (1806)
21. Thomas Jefferson:
Right of Neutral Trade (1806)
23. Thomas Jefferson:
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166
167
Vessels of War Ordered Out of Our Ports
(1807)
CHAPTER XV-AMERICAN NEUTRAL
TRADE (1807-1811)
170
4. Lieutenant Winfield Scott:
Criticism of the Army Under Jefferson
(1809)
5. President Thomas Jefferson:
"The Ocean, the Common Birthright of
Mankind" (1808)
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190
7. Ex-Vice President Aaron Burr:
Official Cold-shoulder to a Former Vice
President (1810)
8. John Howard Payne:
*A Student's Ŏde to Independence (about
1809)
9. Diedrich Knickerbocker (Washington Irving):
The War of Oyster Bay (1809)
10. Diedrich Knickerbocker (Washington Irving):
"Putting a Nation in Armour" (1809)
II. Representative Josiah Quincy:
Unpreparedness (1809)
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201
203
206
209
13. Ex-President Thomas Jefferson:
212
Public Schools and Town Meetings for
Virginia (1810)
14. Timothy Pickering (written 1826):
Making Friends of Foreign Diplomats
(1810)
15. Senator William Hunter:
Seizing a Neighbor's Territory (1810)
16. Senator Henry Clay:
Defense of the Seizure of West Florida
17. Minister John Quincy Adams:
How to Make Peace After a General Euro-
pean War (1810)
18. Representative John Randolph :
Protest Against War (1811)
213
215
218
Disunion Speech of a New Englander
(1811)
222
225
229
19. Representative Josiah Quincy:
233
20. John Quincy Adams:
One Nation in North America (1811, 1816)
237
CHAPTER XVI-PATRIOTISM IN WAR
AND PEACE (1812-1815)
Introductory
1. Minister John Quincy Adams :
"Real and Substantial Preparation for
War" (1812)
2. David Everett:
"Common Sense in Dishabille" (1812)
3. John C. Calhoun :
General Unpreparedness (1811, 1812)
4. A Calm Observer:
What Constitutes a Blockade? (1812)
5. Representative Josiah Quincy :
What Is National Disgrace? (1812)
6. General van Rensselaer :
To Battle with Untrained Men (1812)
7. Anonymous:
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243
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265
*The Capture of the Guerriere (1812)
8. London Statesman (Anonymous):
English Respect for American Seamanship
(1812)
9. President James Madison:
Prosperity of the Eighteen Fires of Indians
10. Reverend William E. Channing:
Right to Criticise Government (1812)
II. Thomas Jefferson:
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272
The Earliest Submarines (1813) .
14. Speaker Henry Clay:
Not to Be Kicked Into a War (1813)
12. Tecumseh :
An Indian Idea of War (1813)
13. James Monroe:
Result of Military Incompetence (1813)
15. Matthew Carey:
An Irish-American (1814)
16. Matthew Carey:
290
Establishment of a Small Navy (1814). 294
17. Daniel Webster:
An Antipreparedness Argument Against
Conscription (1814)
18. Noah Worcester:
The Abolition of War (1814)
19. John Taylor of Caroline:
Protest Against Monopolies (1814)
20. George Coggeshall:
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300
Successful Operations of a Privateersman
(1814)
21. General Andrew Jackson:
A Proclamation to the Free Negro Sol-
diers (1814)
CHAPTER XVII-FUTURE OF THE
FRONTIER (1815-1820)
309
316
318
No Hyphen in the Growing West (1817). 322
3. John C. Calhoun:
Internal Communication as a National Duty
(1813)
324
4. Henry Clay:
Plea for Sister Republics in Latin-America
(1817)
327
5. Thomas Jefferson:
Opinions About the Latin-Americans (1817,
1820)
330