Subentries

– letters to [9 references]

– letters from [11 references]

– Republican effort to censure [20 references]

– and French consular salaries [1 reference]

– and debt to France [16 references]

– and bills on Saint-Domingue [1 reference]

– and foreign loans [17 references]

– relations with national bank [8 references]

– reports to House of Representatives [7 references]

– and Guyer's type foundry [1 reference]

– and payment of foreign officers [2 references]

– health [1 reference]

– and sinking fund [7 references]

– and Michaux's proposed western expedition [2 references]

– and Ky. Indian expeditions [1 reference]

– and appointment of ministers to Europe [1 reference]

– and captives in Algiers [2 references]

– conflict with TJ [11 references]

– and provisions for France [9 references]

– letters from Washington [4 references]

– and relations with Western Indians [6 references]

– and right of U.S. to cede territory to Indians [3 references]

– letter from Lear [1 reference]

– and criticism of Franklin [1 reference]

– and relations with France [1 reference]

– and U.S. debt to national bank [1 reference]

– alleged indecorum to House of Representatives [4 references]

– TJ's censure resolutions against [1 reference]

– William Branch Giles's censure resolutions against [1 reference]

– and presidential inauguration [1 reference]

– and William Stephens Smith's mission to U.S. [1 reference]

– and Washington's absence from Philadelphia [1 reference]

– and letter of protection for Indians [1 reference]

– and Department of State expenses [6 references]

– alleged monarchism [1 reference]

– letter to cited [1 reference]

– “Catullus” essays [1 reference]

– relations with Ternant [1 reference]

– and Mint [1 reference]

– and reception of Genet [7 references]

– new home in Philadelphia [1 reference]

– and U.S. aid to Saint-Domingue [1 reference]

– and Short's business affairs [1 reference]

– and register of Philadelphia Packet [1 reference]

– and Washington's instructions on neutrality [1 reference]

– and Washington's questions on neutrality and the French alliance [3 references]

– and Proclamation of Neutrality [2 references]

– and treaties with France [3 references]

– and Ternant's application for funds [2 references]

– Plain Truth attributed to [1 reference]

– and neutrality [1 reference]

– and relations with Great Britain [1 reference]

– and Noailles [1 reference]

– and congressional authority over neutrality [1 reference]

– and enforcement of neutrality [5 references]

– and sale of U.S. ships built for war [1 reference]

– and passports for U.S. ships [3 references]

– and contraband [1 reference]

– letter to T. Pinckney submitted to [2 references]

– and U.S. arms sales to France [1 reference]

– informs Hammond of Cabinet meetings [1 reference]

– and case of Eunice [1 reference]

– mentioned [1 reference]