Eastburn, Robert [3 subentries]

Eastern Branch [See redirect]

East India Company [1 reference]

East Indies [3 references]

Eaton, William [4 references]

eclipses [1 reference]

Eddy, Thomas [3 subentries]

Eden (Eaden), Reverend [1 reference]

Edgar, John [1 reference]

Edgehill (Randolph estate) [4 references]

Edinburgh [1 reference]

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Edwards, Capt. [1 reference]

Edwards, Enoch [1 reference]

Eel River [1 reference]

Egypt [1 reference]

election of 1800 [9 subentries]

election of 1804 [5 references]

Élémens de Chymie (Jean Antoine Chaptal) [1 reference]

Éléments d'idéologie (Antoine Louis Claude Destutt de Tracy) [1 reference]

Elements of Euclid (Robert Simson) [2 references]

Elements of Perspective (John Wood) [1 reference]

elephants [1 reference]

Elizabeth (ship) [1 reference]

Ellery, Christopher [2 subentries]

Ellicott, Andrew [8 subentries]

Ellicott's New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Almanac (Andrew Ellicott) [1 reference]

Elliott, William [1 reference]

Ellis, John [2 subentries]

Ellsworth, Oliver [1 reference]

Elmendorf, Lucas C. [1 reference]

Elmer, Ebenezer [3 subentries]

Elmer, Jonathan [1 reference]

engineers [1 reference]

Eno, Edward [1 reference]

Enterprize (U.S. schooner) [6 references]

“Epaminondas” (Augustus B. Woodward) [1 reference]

Episcopalians [1 reference]

Eppes, Francis (TJ's brother-in-law) [5 subentries]

Eppes, Francis Wayles (TJ's grandson) [2 subentries]

Eppes, John Wayles (TJ's son-in-law) [15 subentries]

Eppes, Mary Jefferson (Maria, Polly, Mrs. John Wayles Eppes, TJ's daughter) [10 subentries]

Eppington, Va. [3 references]

Erie Canal [1 reference]

Erving, George W. [4 references]

Escambia River [2 references]

Esch, Henry [2 subentries]

Essex Junto [1 reference]

Etting, Reuben [4 references]

Euclid [2 references]

Europe [6 subentries]

Eustis, Caroline Langdon [1 reference]

Eustis, William [7 subentries]

Examination of the President's Message, at the Opening of Congress December 7, 1801 (Alexander Hamilton) [1 reference]

Examiner (Richmond) [3 references]

exequaturs [3 references]

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