Subentries

– letters to [4 references]

– letters from [24 references]

– relations with James Wilson [1 reference]

– An Enquiry into the Principles on Which a Commercial System for the United States of America Should Be Founded [6 references]

– recommended to TJ [1 reference]

– part owner of Canton [1 reference]

– Address to an Assembly of the Friends of American Manufactures [1 reference]

– introduced to TJ by Rush [1 reference]

– “Notes on the State of Pennsylvania” [1 reference]

– as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury [2 references]

– correspondence with Jay [3 references]

– and residence bill controversy [1 reference]

– application for position [1 reference]

– letters from cited [2 references]

– and the fisheries [7 references]

– W. S. Smith visits [1 reference]

– correspondence with Adams [4 references]

– on British commercial policy [1 reference]

– letter to, from W. T. Franklin, cited [1 reference]

– and Privy Council report [1 reference]

– and Otto [2 references]

– and overseas freight costs [1 reference]

– and export duties [1 reference]

– and return of exports [1 reference]

– and commercial policy [2 references]

– A Brief Examination of Lord Sheffield's Observations on the Commerce of the United States [10 references]

– solicits recommendation from Benjamin Rush [1 reference]

– relationship with TJ [3 references]

– biographical sketch of [1 reference]

– solicits federal appointment from Madison [1 reference]

– on succession to presidency [1 reference]

– Notes on the Dutch and Prussian Fisheries [1 reference]

– letter to, from Joseph Anthony [1 reference]

– and shipping insurance rates [1 reference]

– letter from, to Madison, quoted [2 references]

– “Thoughts on the Navigation of the United States” [2 references]

– proposals concerning capital site [1 reference]

– proposed appointment as comptroller of treasury [5 references]

– manufacturing plan [1 reference]

– letter from, to Washington [1 reference]

– “Greene” and “Sherman” articles [1 reference]

– relations with William Pearce [2 references]

– partnership with George Parkinson [1 reference]

– encourages maple sugar production [1 reference]