To Thomas Jefferson, April 24th.

Prospects with France.

To Thomas Jefferson, May 1st

Prospects with France-Temper of England.

To Marquis de Lafayette, May 1st

Locations of lands—Arrangement with Great Britain.

Message to Special Session of Congress, May 23d
To Thomas Jefferson, May 30th

New-fangled policy of Federalists-No foreign news.

Complications in Erskine's agreement.

To Thomas Jefferson, June 20th.

To Thomas Jefferson, August 3d

No adjustment with England.

To Mrs. Madison, August

Personal movements.

To Thomas Jefferson, August 16th

Right to issue proclamation-Erskine's situation.

Arrival of Jackson-Distrust of his views.

To Thomas Jefferson, September 11th .

To Robert Smith, September 15th

Jackson's attitude-Personal movements.

To Mrs. Madison

Concerning her health-Spain and England-Health

of friends.

Special Message to Congress, January 3d

Recommending military arrangements.

To George Joy, January 17th

Foreign complications-Erskine's disavowal-Condi-

tions for cordial relations with Great Britain-Causes

of rejection of Monroe and Pinkney treaty.

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To William Pinkney, January 20th

Dr. Logan's departure-Macon's bill-Giles's res-

olutions.

90

To Thomas Jefferson, April 23d.

95

96

Foreign news rather promising.

To William Pinkney, May 23d

Executive supported in elections-Termination of

mission-Relations with belligerent powers-Distrust

of French government.

To Thomas Jefferson, May 25th

Merino sheep-Relations with France-Favorable re-
cent elections.

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To Thomas Jefferson, June 22d

103

Merino sheep-Indignation with France and England

-Cooper's opinion.

To Thomas Jefferson, October 19th

Approaching contest-Crisis in West Florida-Va-

cancy in the judiciary-Algerine sheep.

. 107

Proclamation, October 27th

I12

Taking possession of West Florida.

To John Armstrong, October 29th

114

French decrees-Crisis in West Florida-Separation
of South America from Spain.

To William Pinkney, October 30th

117

English mission to U. S.-Return of Pinkney-Chesa-

peake and impressments—Crisis in West Florida-

Elections.

Second Annual Message, December 5th

123

Returning an act to incorporate the Episcopal church

in Alexandria.

British cabinet-Probable change in policy towards

this country-Appointment of Warden.

Attacks on Gallatin-Smith's proceedings-Duane's

attitude.

To the Inhabitants of New Haven, May 24th

Defends non-intercourse policy.

151

To Thomas Jefferson, June 7th

156

Duane's attitude Affair of the Little Belt-Dissat-

isfaction in New England.

Little

Third Annual Message, November 5th.

158

To J. Q. Adams, November 15th

Adams's personal movements-Chesapeake affair ad-

justed.

To Joel Barlow, November 17th .

British contentions-Course of France-Independence

of Spanish America-British attitude on the subject.

Special Message to Congress, December 23rd.

172

Relative to canal from Great Lakes to Hudson River.

1812.

To the House of Representatives of South Carolina,

January 8th

Acquiescence in British position impossible-Thanks

for their address.

173

To Thomas Jefferson, February 7th.
Prospects of war-Case of Wilkinson.

Proposed commercial treaty with France—System
of licenses—Adverse feeling towards France.

To Joel Barlow, February 24th

Memoir on the Batture-War with U. S. preferred by

England-Embargo ordered-No news from France.

To Thomas Jefferson, April 24th.

Embargo extended-Question of hostilities—Barlow's

course East Florida.

To Thomas Jefferson, May 25th

French decrees-Question of a triangular war.

Special Message to Congress, June 1st.

Recommending war.

Proclamation, June 10th

Announcing war.

Instructions for Privateers .

Conduct of France-English decrees to be revoked—

Feeling against France.

To Thomas Jefferson, August 17th

Seditious opposition in Massachusetts and Connecticut

-Military proceedings-British decrees.

To S. Spring, September 6th

Opposition to the war.

.

210

• 214

To William Dearborn, October 7th

Military proceedings.

To Thomas Jefferson, October 14th

Military crisis-Republican prospects.

Fourth Annual Message, November 4th

To Jonas Galusha, November 30th

Loyalty of Vermont.

To William Eustis, December 4th

Regrets his resignation.

To Paul Hamilton, December 31st

Value of his services.

1813.

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219

221

231

232

233

To David Humphreys, March 23d

Special Message to Congress, February 24th .

Trade under special licenses.

Second Inaugural Address, March 4th

Supposed alliance with France-Commercial policy—

Union in no danger.

234

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239

To Albert Gallatin, August 2d

To Henry Dearborn, August 8th.

Declines to confer with committee on subject of

Russell's appointment.

Concerning his mission and appointment.

Concerning his retirement.

.

To Isaac Shelby, August 12th

Bravery of citizens of Kentucky.

To John Graham, August 28th .

Turreau's letter to Smith.

To William Wirt, September 30th

Discontent with the war-Plans for the war-Cause

252

256

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261

of disasters.