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Fifth Annual Message, December 7th

Special Message to Congress, December 9th

Recommends embargo.

1814.

To George W. Campbell, May 7th

Terms of the loan.

To George W. Campbell, May 25th

Cabinet Memorandum, June 7th.

Terms of the loan-Jackson and the treaty with the

Creeks-Attitude of Europe.

Military arrangements.

Cabinet Memorandum, June 23d, 24th, and 27th

Terms of treaty of peace.

To John Armstrong, July 2d

Defence of cities.

To C. J. Ingersoll, July 28th

Armed neutrality in 1780-American doctrine-

Purification of maritime code.

To John Armstrong, August 13th

Relations of the War Department to the President.

To James Monroe, August 21st

Military proceedings.

To James Monroe, August 22d

Military proceedings.

To Mrs. Madison, August 23d

Enemy's movements.

Memorandum, August 24th

Proceedings before and during battle of Bladensburg.

To James Monroe, August 26th

Personal movements.

To Mrs. Madison, August 27th

Personal movements.

Memorandum, August 29th

Interview with Armstrong.

Proclamation, September 1st

Announcing invasion of Washington.

Sixth Annual Message, September 20th

To Daniel D. Tompkins, September 28th
Offers him post of Secretary of War.

To Thomas Jefferson, October 10th

Purchase of Jefferson's Library-Loans and currency
-Despatches from Ghent.

To George W. Campbell, November 22d

Relations with Armstrong.

To Wilson Cary Nicholas, November 26th

Conduct of Eastern States-Support of Virginia.

To Benjamin W. Crowninshield, December 15th
Offers him post of Secretary of the Navy.

To John Adams, December 17th.

Fisheries negotiations-Mission at Ghent

1815.

Special Message to Congress, February 18th.

Lays treaty of peace before Congress.

Special Message to Congress, February 25th.

Recommends that only Americans be employed on

American vessels.

Veto Message, January 30th

· 327

Exposition of the war-European affairs-Trans-
portation of Jefferson's Library.

Seventh Annual Message, December 5th

· 335

1816.

To John Graham, June 1st.

Negotiations with Bagot.

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To James Monroe, June 14th

Cotton twist exported.

To Alexander J. Dallas, July 4th

Financial arrangements.

To James Monroe, July 13th

Seizures by Spain.

To James Monroe, July 26th

Enlistments of negroes by England.

To James Monroe, August 4th

Fisheries question.

To John Graham, August 5th

Hostile purposes of Indians.

To James Monroe, August 6th

Adams's views.

To James Monroe, August 13th

Bagot's offer relative to fisheries-Armaments on the

Lakes Poinsett's mission.

To Alexander J. Dallas, August 25th

Financial measures.

De Neuville's letter-Dashkoff's letter.

To James Monroe, August 28th

To James Monroe, September 6th

De Neuville's letter.

To William H. Crawford, September 23d
Spanish invasion.

To William H. Crawford, September 23d
Tenure of civil offices.

To William H. Crawford, September 30th

To Wilson Cary Nicholas, October 5th

Col. Jesup's communication-Destruction of negro

fort-Declination of Clay-Tender to Lowndes.

Appointment to clerkship-Financial arrangements.

To John Adams, October 12th

Dr. Freeman's visit-Letter of Mr. Steel.

Eighth Annual Message, December 3d

· 355

· 356

358

· 359

Government "in one centre"-Checks and balances.

To Richard Rush, June 27th

To James Monroe, November 29th

To D. Lynch, Jr., June 27th

Accepts membership in American Society for En-

couragement of Manufactures.

Correa's errors-Doctrine of blockades-Struggle in

South America.

Expediency of internal improvements-Federal uni-

versity-Whiskey tax.

To James Monroe, December 9th

· 399

Monroe's message-Amelia Island-The judiciary.

To J. Q. Adams, December 23d

399

Dealings with Bentham-Journal of the Constitutional

Convention.

To Henry St. George Tucker, December 23d

Tucker's report on roads and canals.

402

To James Monroe, December 27th

403

Amelia Island expedition-Cumberland road-Bank
case-Danger to the Constitution-Powers of judiciary.

To James K. Paulding, July 23d

Authorship of Federalist.

To Jacob Gideon, August 20th

New edition of Federalist.

To Mordecai M. Noah, May 15th

Discourse at the synagogue-Noah's mission.

To John Adams, August 7th

Origin of independence.

Shipping trade with Great Britain-Question of im-

pressment-Position of Canada.

1819.

To James Monroe, February 13th

420

Death of General Mason-Affairs with Spain-Jack-

son's position.