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quadgram	frequency
of the united states	542
house of representatives of	106
of representatives of the	104
representatives of the united	100
and house of representatives	93
senate and house of	90
the senate and house	89
to the senate and	87
the house of representatives	85
at the same time	71
the united states and	69
to the united states	69
the secretary of state	62
the declaration of independence	60
on the th of	54
of the house of	51
on the other hand	50
for the first time	48
the united states to	47
president of the united	46
on the part of	44
in a letter to	43
between the united states	42
at the end of	40
as a matter of	39
in the course of	38
gentlemen of the senate	37
one of the most	36
du pont de nemours	35
the senate of the	35
the united states of	35
that the united states	33
united states of america	33
senate of the united	33
to the senate of	32
a matter of fact	32
in the united states	31
in the hands of	31
the king and queen	30
on the subject of	29
from time to time	29
secretary of the treasury	29
the end of the	27
at the beginning of	27
for the united states	27
in the midst of	27
the part of the	26
the course of the	25
at the head of	25
the president of the	25
the history of the	24
of the th of	24
of the senate and	24
the th day of	24
for the purpose of	23
the rest of the	23
senate and of the	22
i now lay before	22
and of the house	22
the senate and of	22
the head of the	22
in spite of the	22
into the hands of	21
the people of the	21
to the conclusion that	21
both houses of congress	21
to the secretary of	21
the united states was	21
the government of the	21
united states and the	20
the secretary of the	20
a member of the	20
of the th instant	20
the hands of the	20
to the house of	20
the united states had	20
the members of the	19
the city of washington	19
the united states in	19
of the french revolution	19
of the secretary of	19
as well as the	19
to the effect that	19
of the federal government	19
the united states would	19
of the declaration of	18
the notes on virginia	18
history of the united	18
there is no doubt	18
within the limits of	18
the rights of the	18
the request of the	18
william and mary college	18
the th of november	18
and at the same	18
it was not until	17
the establishment of a	17
in spite of his	17
in the case of	17
the opening of the	17
that is to say	17
the authority of the	16
in a low tone	16
the united states were	16
with the united states	16
the fact that the	16
that it would be	16
to a large extent	16
the united states should	16
the united states at	16
on the high seas	15
of the laws of	15
at the young man	15
as well as of	15
the united states could	15
seems to have been	15
of the rights of	15
to both houses of	15
the repeal of the	15
government of the united	15
the beginning of the	15
that he did not	15
freedom of the press	15
of the old world	14
the laws of the	14
was one of the	14
citizens of the united	14
between the two countries	14
of the state of	14
in the neighborhood of	14
the mouth of the	14
a part of the	14
it would have been	14
i have thought it	14
of the king and	14
the end of his	14
come to the conclusion	14
the principles of the	14
as well as to	14
and the united states	14
of the right of	13
in favor of the	13
from the united states	13
the university of virginia	13
the library of congress	13
to a certain extent	13
a report of the	13
in a state of	13
in the way of	13
is one of the	13
was not the man	13
be laid before you	13
the consideration of the	13
of william and mary	13
of one of the	13
at the close of	13
on the th day	13
to the fact that	13
a statement of the	13
on the morning of	13
was not to be	12
to the consideration of	12
the limits of the	12
the support of the	12
the other side of	12
the close of the	12
the case of the	12
for the purchase of	12
the th of april	12
clause in the ordinance	12
the th of june	12
the inhabitants of the	12
by the name of	12
of the people of	12
the consideration of congress	12
the interest of the	12
in order to avoid	12
in the spring of	12
that he could not	12
and madame de st	12
other side of the	12
that he had been	12
which he had been	12
the department of state	12
he had come to	12
from the secretary of	12
in the ordinance of	12
on his way to	12
the articles of confederation	11
the author of the	11
by the united states	11
at the house of	11
in their resolution of	11
of the last session	11
i do not know	11
the secretary of war	11
united states to be	11
of the american people	11
would have to be	11
the resolution of the	11
a copy of the	11
the morning of the	11
the nations of the	11
at the opening of	11
a letter from the	11
the policy of the	11
the powers of the	11
in the presence of	11
the credit of the	11
that he would not	11
with a view to	11
the will of the	11
a great deal of	11
on the d of	11
in the new world	11
slavery clause in the	11
it was to be	11
part of the united	11
it my duty to	11
in the possession of	11
he was not the	11
of the fact that	11
the fact that he	11
interests of the united	11
side of the mississippi	11
treaty between the united	10
the act of the	10
to the court of	10
to the principles of	10
in the summer of	10
report of the secretary	10
in the light of	10
for the information of	10
the st day of	10
every part of the	10
the united states with	10
that he would have	10
on the st of	10
the great mass of	10
as soon as possible	10
the interests of the	10
when it came to	10
on the eve of	10
it would not be	10
as well as in	10
in a way that	10
in time of peace	10
the united states by	10
the only way to	10
of the eighteenth century	10
reason to believe that	10
by the president of	10
the cause of the	10
of the act of	10
the seal of the	10
is no doubt that	10
of the mississippi territory	10
to say that the	10
on the side of	10
he would have been	10
by the secretary of	10
the same time that	10
in the notes on	10
not the man to	10
in the history of	10
in a low voice	10
the possession of the	10
life of thomas jefferson	10
at the expense of	10
request of the senate	10
for a long time	10
the success of the	10
my message of the	10
to have been the	10
at the time of	10
will be laid before	10
the sage of monticello	10
the information of congress	10
one of the first	10
a treaty between the	9
that it was not	9
the result of the	9
in the state of	9
in a position to	9
of new orleans and	9
of the palais royal	9
be considered as a	9
of the opinion that	9
there was not a	9
had come to the	9
a letter written to	9
members of the committee	9
of which he was	9
commerce of the united	9
act of the last	9
the introduction of slavery	9
the present state of	9
the rest of his	9
the exercise of their	9
there is little doubt	9
to the young man	9
that he would be	9
of the treaty of	9
jurisdiction of the united	9
an active part in	9
the wisdom of the	9
the subject of the	9
bank of the mississippi	9
author of the declaration	9
the ratification of the	9
the th of may	9
the effect of the	9
a large part of	9
resolution of the th	9
last session of congress	9
in view of the	9
it was in the	9
as he did so	9
in the rue st	9
within the united states	9
now lay before congress	9
it was impossible to	9
gentlemen of the house	9
the fourth of july	9
the proceedings of the	9
of the militia of	9
the power of the	9
at the city of	9
the entrance of the	9
there is no one	9
as secretary of state	9
on the other side	9
the midst of the	9
to inform you that	9
that it was the	9
of the british parliament	9
bill for religious freedom	9
for the last time	9
the massachusetts historical society	9
but he did not	9
the conclusion that the	9
he was in the	9
a declaration of war	9
it is to be	9
the existence of a	9
in compliance with the	9
new orleans and the	9
the man who had	9
had a right to	9
the fate of the	9
his views on the	9
of the same year	9
in one of the	9
had been able to	9
for the defense of	9
that they should be	9
the house of burgesses	9
the last session of	9
the th of october	8
of the supreme court	8
seal of the united	8
of the present session	8
any part of the	8
illinois a free state	8
secretary of the navy	8
i think it is	8
his notes on virginia	8
the boundaries of louisiana	8
the execution of the	8
whatever may have been	8
a view of the	8
one of the greatest	8
the rights of man	8
for the time being	8
is little doubt that	8
in the fall of	8
could not have been	8
was not ready to	8
came to the conclusion	8
the rights of british	8
as well as his	8
advised and consented to	8
on the banks of	8
of the several states	8
thought it my duty	8
at the court of	8
as a part of	8
an account of the	8
of the university of	8
he wrote to john	8
in a few moments	8
virginia bill of rights	8
did not hesitate to	8
had the right to	8
of the library of	8
to be found in	8
minister plenipotentiary of the	8
le baron de st	8
the gulf of mexico	8
the organization of the	8
against the united states	8
the militia of the	8
i now transmit a	8
with a sort of	8
by jefferson in the	8
other members of the	8
of the common people	8
he was not a	8
which he had so	8
be sent to the	8
of the louisiana purchase	8
in the vicinity of	8
in the house of	8
monsieur le baron de	8
it would be a	8
up and down the	8
the state of the	8
as one of the	8
is not to be	8
but there is no	8
at the age of	8
in connection with the	8
the temper of the	8
the navigation of the	8
and many of the	8
that he was not	8
the th of september	8
under the authority of	8
we do not know	8
a bill of rights	8
the conduct of the	8
may be permitted to	8
the young man was	8
rights of british america	8
to the british government	8
of his second term	8
made his way to	8
of secretary of state	8
but in spite of	8
in the office of	8
have a right to	8
he had not been	8
letter from the secretary	8
the shadow of the	8
the cession of the	8
the congress of the	8
the constitution of the	8
of the inhabitants of	8
i should like to	8
a letter to the	8
the letter he wrote	8
the destruction of the	8
of madame de st	8
in the hope that	8
the side of the	8
in the name of	8
the commerce of the	8
the th of july	8
of the following year	8
united states could not	8
of the general government	8
the provisions of the	8
of government for the	8
which the united states	8
it is difficult to	8
a few days later	8
in the habit of	8
east of the mississippi	7
on the coast of	7
and the secretary of	7
the bank of the	7
at the hands of	7
i lay before you	7
the evening of the	7
letter he wrote to	7
to bring about a	7
to the cause of	7
the independence of the	7
the united states a	7
minister of foreign affairs	7
chairman of the committee	7
the wishes of the	7
the attention of the	7
old lemen family notes	7
there is but one	7
would be able to	7
your old family notes	7
in his letter to	7
secretary of state in	7
as far as the	7
the protection of the	7
under the influence of	7
of the d of	7
to du pont de	7
to the request of	7
the mind of the	7
in a letter written	7
he wrote to monroe	7
the same time he	7
in the direction of	7
that it may be	7
the terms of the	7
the revision of the	7
view of the situation	7
testimony whereof i have	7
the report of the	7
make the most of	7
a certain number of	7
the first time in	7
navigation of the mississippi	7
the rights of neutrals	7
it has been thought	7
had the pleasure of	7
governor of new york	7
expressed in their resolution	7
now lay before you	7
of the senate of	7
i do not see	7
to that of the	7
the banks of the	7
in the event of	7
the latter part of	7
message of the th	7
of the french philosophers	7
he seems to have	7
would have been the	7
whereof i have caused	7
the ports of the	7
have caused the seal	7
was at that time	7
he would not have	7
pay his respects to	7
caused the seal of	7
of a man who	7
in testimony whereof i	7
by the laws of	7
by an act of	7
there is not a	7
for the support of	7
that there was no	7
to pay his respects	7
in the affairs of	7
i have caused the	7
advise and consent to	7
and it was with	7
was a man of	7
the form of government	7
the character of the	7
the president and his	7
of the british government	7
be found in the	7
it is the only	7
is now laid before	7
of the public debt	7
the attitude of the	7
of the western states	7
with the government of	7
his seat in congress	7
as soon as the	7
summary view of the	7
the presence of the	7
the first time the	7
entered into with the	7
to the ratification of	7
for the exercise of	7
at the mouth of	7
was more than a	7
millions and a half	7
to get rid of	7
of the mississippi and	7
will advise and consent	7
government of the country	7
the government of france	7
a few weeks later	7
united states and spain	7
nations of the world	7
morning of the th	7
of the government of	7
the state of things	7
their advice and consent	7
secretary of state had	7
the time had come	7
as much as possible	7
of the american government	7
independence of the united	7
that he should be	7
of the city of	7
request of the house	7
plenipotentiary of the united	7
speaker of the house	7
lay before congress a	7
the purchase of louisiana	7
it is one of	7
in the service of	7
to go back to	7
and this was the	7
he had never seen	7
it will be seen	7
in spite of her	7
he was able to	7
in the jefferson papers	7
the same time to	7
of the people in	7
of the mississippi valley	7
of john quincy adams	6
court of the united	6
limits of the united	6
the consent of the	6
same with my hand	6
the united states as	6
the control of the	6
it is not without	6
state of new york	6
and in a few	6
may have been the	6
on their way to	6
the hands of spain	6
in the minds of	6
of congress for the	6
it was not so	6
view of the rights	6
the said armed vessels	6
the north american continent	6
the destinies of the	6
a separation of the	6
that it was a	6
the use of the	6
the citizens of the	6
that he was the	6
the south american republics	6
for the extinguishment of	6
he wrote to madison	6
the united states on	6
he looked at the	6
in the cause of	6
of the system of	6
to be given to	6
the united states for	6
with which they have	6
the news of the	6
first consul of france	6
i have the honor	6
was not in the	6
he would not be	6
the virginia bill of	6
some sort of a	6
of the human mind	6
in the streets of	6
the convenience of the	6
the account of the	6
war with great britain	6
in the library of	6
the bill of rights	6
his way to the	6
be trusted with the	6
a letter of the	6
as well as for	6
at the request of	6
authority of the laws	6
by the treaty of	6
militia of the united	6
the bar of the	6
between them and the	6
according to the request	6
he was not ready	6
the situation of the	6
the state of new	6
on account of the	6
on the one hand	6
it does not appear	6
policies of the united	6
the united states senate	6
his history of the	6
for the ensuing year	6
now submitted to the	6
monsieur de la luzerne	6
to the commerce of	6
i should not have	6
would have been a	6
if the united states	6
the freedom of the	6
in his commonplace book	6
in my message of	6
lay before you a	6
to negotiate treaties of	6
the th of january	6
negotiate treaties of commerce	6
for the protection of	6
when he went to	6
were not to be	6
that the french government	6
fact that he was	6
the defense of the	6
the d of december	6
from the portrait by	6
the minister plenipotentiary of	6
for the most part	6
in the form of	6
it was evident that	6
his secretary of state	6
on the fourth of	6
in the department of	6
consideration of the legislature	6
the great body of	6
a delegate to congress	6
the first moments of	6
a change in the	6
not be able to	6
the eyes of the	6
article of the treaty	6
of the first consul	6
to provide for the	6
looked at the young	6
your resolution of the	6
is said to have	6
banks of the mississippi	6
more than any other	6
in case of war	6
in which he was	6
of the most important	6
is the only one	6
the new secretary of	6
the same with my	6
the dey of algiers	6
at that time the	6
was not a man	6
i am come to	6
western side of the	6
the governor of virginia	6
a man of the	6
i am glad you	6
of the national assembly	6
by the side of	6
the period of the	6
to be able to	6
took place in the	6
the circumstances of the	6
when he wrote to	6
the service of the	6
to see that the	6
the possibility of a	6
he did not hesitate	6
it was with a	6
the united states the	6
the name of the	6
the commencement of the	6
of the fund established	6
on board of visitors	6
at william and mary	6
as a means of	6
opening of the states	6
of the massachusetts historical	6
in which he had	6
the president and the	6
the friends of freedom	6
in his own country	6
of the spanish colonies	6
treaties of commerce with	6
in his own mind	6
statement of the militia	6
the greater part of	6
in the meantime the	6
on the st day	6
he could not be	6
what was to be	6
entangling alliances with none	6
the state of georgia	6
of the last year	6
congress of the united	6
to the government of	6
that he was a	6
and signed the same	6
for the government of	6
people of the united	6
was to be the	6
the door of the	6
of any part of	6
in the city of	6
orleans and the floridas	6
not and could not	6
to the character of	6
that there is no	6
that they may be	6
in relation to the	6
in seventeen hundred sixty	6
on the same day	6
united states would have	6
policy of the administration	6
with du pont de	6
now laid before you	6
he seemed to be	6
admitted to the bar	6
to which he had	6
to be held in	6
the feelings of the	6
that the president was	6
the body of the	6
the face of the	6
the discharge of the	6
the captain of the	6
the names of the	6
he was about to	6
in pursuance of the	6
of the new world	6
between the two nations	6
the death of his	6
by the house of	6
would not have been	6
the bishop of autun	6
turned away his head	6
in order to obtain	6
congress a statement of	6
of his own country	6
in the meantime he	6
under the protection of	6
under the direction of	6
in one of his	6
to be appointed by	6
it may not be	6
of the funded debt	6
such a state of	6
out of the window	6
account of the fund	6
of which he had	6
the question of the	6
with the exception of	6
does not appear that	6
of the legislature of	6
the defense of our	6
the young man had	6
which he did not	6
the first consul of	6
for the sake of	6
an act of the	6
it was at this	6
the purchase of the	6
the western side of	6
before congress a statement	6
the commissioners of the	6
the interest on the	6
to the end of	6
the law of nature	6
the condition of the	6
but it was not	6
signed the same with	6
appointed minister plenipotentiary to	6
the age of twenty	6
may enable us to	6
man of the world	6
i think i will	6
of the south american	6
faith in the ultimate	6
for defraying the contingent	6
to participate in the	6
college of william and	6
the settlement of the	6
the state of our	6
was not so much	6
without the consent of	6
as long as the	6
in the new territory	6
secretary of state and	6
that they would be	5
to the means of	5
our seaport towns and	5
the welfare of the	5
it seemed as if	5
of the people and	5
in any of the	5
and this is the	5
from annals of congress	5
on the ground of	5
have thought it my	5
the issue of the	5
it must be remembered	5
mowbray looked at her	5
it was the only	5
and madame de flahaut	5
so as not to	5
had sent him a	5
with the air of	5
to the assembly and	5
was the son of	5
placed in the hands	5
the life of the	5
seem to have been	5
the letters he wrote	5
was nothing but the	5
the said henry whitby	5
the prosperity of the	5
the extent to which	5
as the result of	5
in front of the	5
united states in the	5
the united states might	5
was on his way	5
on the rights of	5
to enable them to	5
and consent of the	5
of their constitutional powers	5
the contingent charges of	5
a young man of	5
the first time he	5
was one of those	5
that this government is	5
to believe that the	5
the united states according	5
at the entrance of	5
of the french government	5
the bill for the	5
congress for the exercise	5
the adoption of the	5
and he could not	5
a meeting of the	5
the alien and sedition	5
in the treaty of	5
early in the year	5
from every part of	5
policy of the united	5
of the present year	5
and in the meantime	5
to judge of the	5
wishes of the people	5
it was with the	5
the pursuit of happiness	5
he said in a	5
on the death of	5
it is no longer	5
the d day of	5
did not seem to	5
who had just arrived	5
had brought with him	5
he went back to	5
my dear miss belle	5
i know not what	5
the merits of the	5
his first year in	5
church on a strictly	5
domestic life of thomas	5
first moments of war	5
of the bethel church	5
members of the assembly	5
with regard to the	5
of the territory ceded	5
he went over to	5
the officers of the	5
of the department of	5
he was in paris	5
had an opportunity to	5
will be seen that	5
of the american revolution	5
to the friends of	5
that it is not	5
for a short time	5
the treaty with the	5
states to be affixed	5
established for defraying the	5
the payment of the	5
to be sent to	5
it his duty to	5
on a strictly anti	5
and independence of the	5
the object of his	5
the importance of the	5
it was the last	5
their way to the	5
as it could be	5
a man who had	5
the details of the	5
on this side of	5
of the committee on	5
compliance with the request	5
to the american minister	5
it must be admitted	5
has the right to	5
to the establishment of	5
resolution of the senate	5
on the first of	5
had taken place in	5
it was the same	5
was soon to be	5
it was not a	5
the decision of the	5
the early days of	5
in the present year	5
brethren of the same	5
the necessity of a	5
that he had never	5
daughter of john wayles	5
dinner at the legation	5
the best interests of	5
years of his life	5
on the basis of	5
in the life of	5
branches of the government	5
well as of the	5
of the lemen family	5
for a few days	5
this side of the	5
at the disposal of	5
the bill for religious	5
the edge of the	5
island of new orleans	5
a committee of the	5
rights and interests of	5
and jurisdiction of the	5
united states to the	5
he set out for	5
of the independence of	5
address to the friends	5
the pleasure of seeing	5
perhaps it was the	5
we are all republicans	5
but there was a	5
at the door of	5
mouth of the river	5
lass with the delicate	5
the plans of the	5
the loss of the	5
the island of new	5
lay before congress the	5
the prestige of the	5
was not until the	5
he thought to himself	5
that could not be	5
it was one of	5
the jurisdiction of the	5
during the rest of	5
in so far as	5
i can not but	5
board of least resistance	5
part of the union	5
he declared that the	5
the history of his	5
in spite of all	5
afternoon on the ice	5
that he was in	5
his seat in the	5
be affixed to these	5
in the first instance	5
the next day he	5
the views of the	5
to take possession of	5
in which we are	5
by the constitution to	5
that the man who	5
and in that case	5
the preservation of the	5
the duke of leeds	5
great mass of the	5
consent of the senate	5
on the verge of	5
i wish i could	5
to take care of	5
i now render to	5
the governor and judges	5
the state of ohio	5
the close of his	5
have been made to	5
the act of congress	5
the province of louisiana	5
as well as a	5
at the same instant	5
it must be confessed	5
mass of the people	5
the course of your	5
in time of war	5
bearing date the th	5
to return to the	5
to illinois on his	5
of the first rank	5
a letter he wrote	5
but i do not	5
and interests of the	5
so far as it	5
to go to the	5
to be considered as	5
fund established for defraying	5
in the belief that	5
i am not a	5
for the benefit of	5
as minister to france	5
the internal affairs of	5
the time of his	5
the first day of	5
if he had been	5
his way back to	5
be given to the	5
there would be no	5
of the danger of	5
relations of the united	5
their resolution of the	5
father of his country	5
ports of the united	5
the mississippi and its	5
one after the other	5
in some respects it	5
the king of spain	5
the minds of the	5
of the province of	5
not been able to	5
the refusal of the	5
of the virginia dynasty	5
by the act of	5
i now communicate to	5
the foundation of the	5
attention to the fact	5
the court of st	5
lost no time in	5
the nature of the	5
during the course of	5
law of the land	5
of the british colonies	5
there was only one	5
to such an extent	5
and the state of	5
the most of it	5
laid before both houses	5
on the evening of	5
committee of the whole	5
that he had the	5
the happiness of the	5
elected a member of	5
would be glad to	5
of the man who	5
would be necessary to	5
of the existence of	5
i have no doubt	5
on the western side	5
is to be found	5
on the same subject	5
between england and france	5
it has always been	5
letter of the th	5
the instructions given to	5
in a few minutes	5
to be affixed to	5
to bring them to	5
the government at washington	5
the hands of his	5
of one of his	5
as a result of	5
the air of a	5
that as soon as	5
i am sure i	5
both sides of the	5
more than ten years	5
the principles of our	5
with which we have	5
bill to abolish entails	5
the voice of the	5
of the state to	5
or any of them	5
but he was not	5
the speaker of the	5
is the man who	5
in the apollo room	5
the committee appointed to	5
as long as he	5
that they could not	5
the result of his	5
the improvement of the	5
the confidence of the	5
the form of the	5
with whom he had	5
jefferson and patrick henry	5
he was at the	5
could not fail to	5
the return of the	5
as soon as it	5
at that time he	5
i am not sure	5
i shall have to	5
of laws of virginia	5
of the d instant	5
could not be avoided	5
it is not the	5
on the question of	5
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it is impossible to	5
from day to day	5
to me to be	5
and in order to	5
wrote a long letter	5
inform you that the	5
than in any other	5
exercise of their constitutional	5
i knew of his	5
the capital of virginia	5
it is our duty	5
the passage of the	5
the seat of government	5
it was not the	5
of the principal of	5
in order to provide	5
monsieur le vicomte de	5
for the introduction of	5
may be able to	5
of the duke of	5
think it my duty	5
to be made in	5
relations between the two	5
as in the case	5
the college of princeton	5
in the interests of	5
to the mother country	5
of the western country	5
on his return to	5
an estimate of the	5
lay before you the	5
with the king and	5
of the belligerent powers	5
he was convinced that	5
in half an hour	5
have the honor to	5
the old lemen family	5
the two young men	5
be appointed by the	5
the reverend john hancock	5
it was the duty	5
general of the united	5
back to the legation	5
took his seat in	5
advice and consent of	5
in proportion to their	5
for the cession of	5
so it seemed to	5
of the mother country	5
the united states shall	5
it cannot be denied	5
the man who was	5
the death of the	5
the story of the	5
during the summer of	5
of the country would	5
post of secretary of	5
to those who have	5
of the law and	5
convention between the united	5
end of his first	5
before both houses of	5
he wrote to the	5
under the act of	5
to his french friends	5
to say that he	5
in possession of the	5
when he was in	5
the court of london	5
the territory of louisiana	5
it was necessary to	5
the fund established for	5
of the resolution of	5
he made his way	5
which they have been	5
you are determined to	5
united states and great	5
of the rights and	5
the army of the	5
a dinner at the	5
days of the revolution	5
now render to congress	5
and for the first	5
the nations of europe	5
the city of new	5
that it was possible	5
in your resolution of	5
the hand of the	5
as he looked at	5
or so it seemed	5
the territories of the	5
the wisdom of congress	5
the man who wrote	5
with a request that	5
within the reach of	5
united states by the	5
that it was impossible	5
they were willing to	5
beyond the reach of	5
as the champion of	5
had to be done	5
have been able to	5
and there was a	5
as a member of	5
the fiftieth anniversary of	5
information has been received	5
is due to the	5
houses of congress for	5
as soon as he	5
at one of the	5
it would be necessary	5
the enforcement of the	5
for the consideration of	5
ought not to be	5
the decisions of the	5
and the rights of	5
we have reason to	5
to the credit of	5
in the heart of	5
credit of the united	5
wrote to john adams	5
the aid of the	5
i communicate to congress	5
new secretary of state	5
as we have said	5
was sent to the	5
he was forced to	5
of the notes on	5
the american historical review	5
of the territory of	5
may be enabled to	5
the letter of the	5
looking at the young	5
a copy of which	5
by jefferson in his	5
of the nineteenth century	5
the establishment of the	5
principles of our government	5
of the habeas corpus	5
we are all federalists	5
the united states from	5
affixed to these presents	5
the right of the	5
in some of the	4
of the social compact	4
and the love of	4
a tour of the	4
at the bar of	4
that they will be	4
his knowledge of the	4
let me tell you	4
and there is no	4
act of congress of	4
in charge of the	4
the civil over the	4
when secretary of state	4
to regulate their own	4
in the territories eastward	4
over the military authority	4
is a matter of	4
the salon of the	4
day of september last	4
he did not know	4
the vital principle of	4
which it would be	4
in more than one	4
the times in which	4
the circumstances under which	4
the fact that they	4
with a copy of	4
to him as a	4
the ranks of the	4
your advice and consent	4
the territory of michigan	4
states of the union	4
louisiana to the united	4
taking possession of louisiana	4
put an end to	4
laid before the senate	4
the question of slavery	4
use of any part	4
be placed in the	4
the work of the	4
of the treasury department	4
the extension of the	4
in his letters to	4
and all of them	4
restrain men from injuring	4
to which they had	4
his hand on the	4
for the rest of	4
see lives of jefferson	4
the truth of the	4
the senate expressed in	4
and he did not	4
the night of the	4
of the president and	4
aaron burr and his	4
the deliberations of the	4
for the repeal of	4
the principles on which	4
separation of the western	4
to the world that	4
gave order on j	4
president of the senate	4
it was more than	4
be made in the	4
of the first order	4
because he was a	4
the liberty of the	4
a man who was	4
the french west indies	4
fall in love with	4
the time of the	4
to the attention of	4
to the president of	4
literary bible of thomas	4
transmit to both houses	4
if he did not	4
the light of the	4
as we have seen	4
both the king and	4
his attention to the	4
the champion of state	4
was to be held	4
in his native state	4
was in the hands	4
convocation of the states	4
in the eyes of	4
the matter of the	4
he had been able	4
take place in the	4
and on the other	4
the progress of the	4
as though he were	4
having advised and consented	4
the sixth article of	4
if there be any	4
and i am sure	4
of commerce with foreign	4
the suspension of the	4
thought he had never	4
the father of his	4
and it would be	4
as on so many	4
the people in the	4
fiftieth anniversary of the	4
in forming a society	4
for madame de st	4
the strength of the	4
in the moment of	4
at the french court	4
all the rest of	4
hancock and samuel adams	4
the plan of the	4
he said at length	4
it is true that	4
be said that the	4
and he was not	4
a matter of indifference	4
in eighteen hundred forty	4
states according to the	4
in the mind of	4
republican form of government	4
satisfaction to inform you	4
of their rights and	4
looking on at the	4
so soon as they	4
and one of the	4
the liberties of the	4
at the present time	4
united states with the	4
it would be better	4
to give up the	4
at the rate of	4
the protection of our	4
more than a hundred	4
an act of congress	4
government for the year	4
i am convinced that	4
the enemies of the	4
did his best to	4
on one of the	4
it can not be	4
whether you will advise	4
the best possible form	4
to the state of	4
the king of france	4
that they are not	4
looked upon as a	4
large part of his	4
by the president to	4
of the doctrine of	4
a glass of wine	4
of the young man	4
the treaty of paris	4
it was the fashion	4
in the matter of	4
to act as a	4
the service of his	4
during the year ending	4
the marquis de lafayette	4
the principle that the	4
has been received that	4
the united states are	4
by the governor and	4
but it is not	4
free and independent states	4
and in the end	4
that he had a	4
and monsieur de lafayette	4
trusted with the government	4
the old family notes	4
to the navigation of	4
governments in all their	4
and could not be	4
by the new england	4
detailed account of the	4
any of the three	4
in the pursuit of	4
of the american historical	4
the first and second	4
to prepare the declaration	4
the rights and liberties	4
did not and could	4
was the duty of	4
and would have been	4
bill for the more	4
made up his mind	4
will of the nation	4
the opinion of the	4
the right of deposit	4
of the continental congress	4
articles of confederation were	4
in the power of	4
nothing less than the	4
in the salon of	4
the law of nations	4
so often found in	4
the guns of the	4
man by the name	4
find an interest in	4
the most important of	4
that such was the	4
in most of the	4
that it had been	4
to be aiding and	4
on the united states	4
on so many others	4
in all their rights	4
in the best way	4
united states according to	4
the middle of the	4
render to congress the	4
that the young gentleman	4
that he had not	4
of the nation and	4
they could not be	4
in the war of	4
ships of the line	4
a wise and frugal	4
their constitutional powers as	4
on the anniversary of	4
me to believe that	4
as much of the	4
letters he wrote to	4
repeal of the embargo	4
in the execution of	4
said to have been	4
to the rue st	4
made their way to	4
of the country and	4
he said to calvert	4
as a sort of	4
was for jefferson a	4
th of september last	4
protection of the habeas	4
revision of the laws	4
election by the people	4
from the mouth of	4
order to avoid the	4
in the illinois country	4
the united states took	4
may be considered as	4
it was then that	4
one hundred and twenty	4
i think it my	4
of the convention of	4
is to be made	4
calvert looked at the	4
by that of the	4
in the old days	4
of the state governments	4
once upon a time	4
in the annals of	4
he could not help	4
my edition of the	4
he had been sent	4
the more general diffusion	4
back into the fold	4
have called by different	4
citizen of the united	4
all the nations of	4
states of america and	4
found in the office	4
with reference to the	4
states and great britain	4
many of the most	4
the place louis xv	4
a member of congress	4
to protect american commerce	4
of our seaport towns	4
of the request of	4
i do not believe	4
a good deal of	4
that he had no	4
as to the means	4
seemed to be the	4
of the war of	4
an appeal to the	4
the sessions of the	4
of the same principle	4
this was a most	4
of the mississippi to	4
of the receipts and	4
active part in the	4
the church of england	4
consented to the ratification	4
in the first place	4
of the american navy	4
and consented to the	4
took possession of him	4
the morals of jesus	4
to the west indies	4
to keep out of	4
of jefferson and the	4
senate for their advice	4
he was not an	4
steps through an age	4
he refused to take	4
the laws of nature	4
justice to all men	4
jefferson and his colleagues	4
the literary bible of	4
the receipts and expenditures	4
and i do hereby	4
did not mean to	4
advice and consent as	4
that there was a	4
in consequence of the	4
of the balance of	4
and the man who	4
did not come to	4
not only to the	4
united states at the	4
the federal government was	4
to decide on the	4
with the barbary powers	4
on the authority of	4
letter he wrote on	4
in order to give	4
of the bank of	4
for a man who	4
that had taken place	4
that the president had	4
even at that time	4
by different names brethren	4
near the mouth of	4
in the same state	4
rights and liberties of	4
that she could not	4
to enter into a	4
did not wish to	4
and looked at the	4
our rights and interests	4
quarter of the globe	4
it was the first	4
turned and looked at	4
be necessary for the	4
message to both houses	4
same time he was	4
of the new england	4
with the delicate air	4
of the mississippi was	4
i think i have	4
now transmit a report	4
some of them are	4
the young man who	4
the port of new	4
rights and interests in	4
by the department of	4
be of service to	4
for the purposes of	4
she was forced to	4
to the senate for	4
powers as to the	4
he could not do	4
it was not wonderful	4
the greatness of the	4
the means of fulfilling	4
thomas jefferson from the	4
he ended with a	4
wisdom of the legislature	4
to be expected from	4
a letter to john	4
the satisfaction to inform	4
the integrity of the	4
of the constitution of	4
had been made to	4
the respect due to	4
vessel of the united	4
were it not for	4
john hancock and samuel	4
on the slavery question	4
of the country to	4
the acquisition of louisiana	4
it was not in	4
be the subject of	4
member of the house	4
way back to town	4
the office of the	4
in the excess of	4
the majority of the	4
the leaders of the	4
out of the way	4
can not but be	4
best possible form of	4
manual of parliamentary practice	4
member of the cabinet	4
the college of william	4
commerce with the indians	4
interests in the river	4
by the president and	4
of washington and adams	4
great body of the	4
illinois and the northwest	4
in the ranks of	4
was called upon to	4
to point out the	4
that the happiness of	4
and the want of	4
cultivate the friendship of	4
for your advice and	4
for an instant to	4
had the opportunity of	4
that the king had	4
was about this time	4
and he had no	4
should be laid before	4
resigned his seat in	4
from the face of	4
the produce of the	4
the affairs of the	4
to the people of	4
went back to the	4
to do with the	4
which he could not	4
more general diffusion of	4
will of the majority	4
and most of all	4
principles of the constitution	4
little doubt that he	4
seemed to be a	4
it will be necessary	4
men from injuring one	4
to our minister at	4
the appointment of a	4
been received from the	4
the senate having advised	4
face of the earth	4
minister of the united	4
it not been for	4
in pursuit of the	4
hands of the british	4
now and then a	4
civil over the military	4
exact justice to all	4
the first time that	4
he did not even	4
appears to have been	4
an age of revolution	4
with which words hoffland	4
and in the territories	4
the letters written by	4
of the most interesting	4
and the establishment of	4
in which he found	4
had been sent to	4
out of the hands	4
which it has been	4
which we have been	4
the th of december	4
decisions of the majority	4
for which he had	4
making use of any	4
on her republican tack	4
history of the jefferson	4
was of the opinion	4
and one may wonder	4
with the mother country	4
the senate in their	4
through an age of	4
of the western territory	4
you will advise and	4
been the subject of	4
to a successful conclusion	4
both banks of the	4
he turned and looked	4
to the other side	4
on which he had	4
i thought of you	4
on the next day	4
jefferson from the portrait	4
as president of the	4
he was going to	4
the letter of mr	4
there is nothing to	4
it would be possible	4
of the powers of	4
make illinois a free	4
as he wrote to	4
and in spite of	4
of their natural rights	4
the eve of the	4
of one of these	4
which he was to	4
th day of september	4
given at the city	4
the heads of the	4
correspondence with du pont	4
be aiding and assisting	4
at the bottom of	4
to the satisfaction of	4
it is impossible for	4
position of secretary of	4
constitution of the united	4
and then i will	4
the hope of a	4
of war on the	4
and more effectually securing	4
it is said that	4
and interests in the	4
the th of august	4
with a little laugh	4
of america and the	4
it was on the	4
at the thought of	4
enlarging and more effectually	4
territories of the united	4
from injuring one another	4
the lemen family notes	4
of the barbary states	4
the minister of the	4
i lay before congress	4
did not believe that	4
a letter to his	4
i am going to	4
i may be permitted	4
the honor to be	4
left bank of the	4
state governments in all	4
he was sent to	4
jealous care of the	4
the agents of the	4
of the senate expressed	4
to the interests of	4
in the absence of	4
in the spirit of	4
all parts of the	4
by the number of	4
of the island of	4
what you can do	4
the extent of the	4
the sons of the	4
and the president had	4
the conclusion of this	4
to the letter of	4
the conquest of mexico	4
those who are to	4
i have ever seen	4
the first had been	4
guided our steps through	4
this is the only	4
session of congress for	4
as chairman of the	4
this was to be	4
i will go up	4
the future of the	4
wise and frugal government	4
of the assembly of	4
it occurred to him	4
any of the said	4
the way for the	4
the transfer of louisiana	4
he was placed in	4
been made in the	4
for the history of	4
to congress from virginia	4
will be glad to	4
now lay before them	4
the advice and consent	4
care of the right	4
the friendship of the	4
we have called by	4
the attention of congress	4
reviser of laws of	4
to the pacific ocean	4
that i shall not	4
from the ports of	4
would make a good	4
been able to obtain	4
of the death of	4
in the letter he	4
a declaration of the	4
one may wonder whether	4
names brethren of the	4
her officers and people	4
but i think it	4
the laws of virginia	4
letter of the law	4
the disposition of the	4
delegate to congress from	4
and form of government	4
he wrote to james	4
delivered to the attorney	4
enjoin and require all	4
the strongest government on	4
honest friendship with all	4
of the committee of	4
more than two years	4
the th of march	4
days later he wrote	4
the choice of the	4
and made his way	4
of the republicans in	4
report of the commissioners	4
the end that the	4
with full powers to	4
to be in readiness	4
the practice of law	4
a treaty of peace	4
they made their way	4
acquiescence in the decisions	4
of opinion may be	4
of the majority is	4
the call of the	4
will be necessary to	4
manuscript in the possession	4
to say nothing of	4
the bottom of the	4
illinois on his mission	4
i am not mistaken	4
who was to be	4
he had been subjected	4
what i have said	4
and consent as to	4
the accounts of the	4
consent as to its	4
of the monroe doctrine	4
one hundred dollars of	4
in his opinion the	4
was not wonderful that	4
of the american debt	4
there can be no	4
be one of the	4
and as it was	4
of their fellow citizens	4
they were to be	4
in his notes on	4
our steps through an	4
i am sure it	4
that we may be	4
in william and mary	4
if i am not	4
the theories of the	4
from the state of	4
to the right of	4
the son of a	4
houses of congress a	4
the position of secretary	4
the declaration of war	4
was in favor of	4
he was a man	4
as to its ratification	4
in your own country	4
a majority of the	4
he looked at her	4
so much of the	4
and the burr conspiracy	4
and from that time	4
and the next day	4
have the satisfaction to	4
to the wisdom of	4
to the end that	4
it was about this	4
commerce with foreign nations	4
of revolution and reformation	4
the rules of the	4
at their last session	4
of what is now	4
the advantage of being	4
for he was not	4
it is more than	4
at a time when	4
of the federal constitution	4
some of the most	4
in the jefferson coolidge	4
province of louisiana to	4
jefferson was one of	4
stand in the way	4
it seems to me	4
the court of the	4
of the necessity of	4
i am very glad	4
million dollars for the	4
share in the matter	4
was to be done	4
in the decisions of	4
between the tombigbee and	4
the object of the	4
course of the present	4
what he did not	4
of slavery in the	4
in order to maintain	4
was a matter of	4
no occasion having arisen	4
could not afford to	4
after a long and	4
he did not believe	4
for an instant the	4
i have the satisfaction	4
the duty of the	4
has been received from	4
end of the same	4
the doctrine of the	4
were some of the	4
that it is their	4
proved to be the	4
on the night of	4
the cause of liberty	4
the right of expatriation	4
the territory of the	4
of the civil over	4
the top of the	4
treaty of san ildefonso	4
could not help but	4
in the shadow of	4
not been for the	4
interests of his country	4
the necessity of the	4
a history of the	4
the same time the	4
with the advice and	4
at some future time	4
the other members of	4
senate having advised and	4
as a delegate to	4
the relations between the	4
go to illinois on	4
corrupt receipt of money	4
the committee of revisors	4
he had seen in	4
any officer of the	4
when i was a	4
free to regulate their	4
was to be a	4
in seventeen hundred seventy	4
for more than two	4
foreign policies of the	4
the life of a	4
of the indiana territory	4
he thought he had	4
those which had been	4
it had been the	4
and the house of	4
to cultivate the friendship	4
on the footing of	4
the direction of the	4
governor of the mississippi	4
and the declaration of	4
of the bill for	4
the leader of the	4
a great proportion of	4
possession of the library	4
the science of government	4
at this juncture jefferson	4
that the young man	4
but it does not	4
laws of the united	4
for the brother of	4
the manuscript in the	4
for it was the	4
i now transmit the	4
the offices of the	4
the event of a	4
the harbors or waters	4
the events of the	4
of the battle of	4
a jealous care of	4
in matters of religion	4
a state of things	4
a letter to monroe	4
in the republican party	4
it seemed to calvert	4
declaration of independence is	4
the particulars of the	4
his views of the	4
contingent charges of government	4
three branches of the	4
he drew up a	4
in support of the	4
which may be necessary	4
has been pleased to	4
the front of the	4
with which he had	4
the boundaries of the	4
i have been in	4
it is not to	4
the state governments in	4
city of new orleans	4
i would like to	4
with respect to the	4
equal and exact justice	4
the embrasure of the	4
he could not have	4
governor of the state	4
yet he was not	4
regulate their own pursuits	4
absolute acquiescence in the	4
and that he had	4
and honest friendship with	4
were sent to the	4
between france and england	4
to the declaration of	4
that it is a	4
at that time jefferson	4
with a degree of	4
of the war party	4
the king and nation	4
be seen in the	4
to the election of	4
the supremacy of the	4
no longer to be	4
he was a great	4
from the manuscript in	4
for the king and	4
the senate for their	4
the president did not	4
entered william and mary	4
to go to war	4
ratification of the treaty	4
the war with tripoli	4
the society of the	4
certain lands in the	4
the acquisition of the	4
the order of the	4
secretary of state was	4
the politics of the	4
the war was over	4
bible of thomas jefferson	4
port of new orleans	4
be admitted to the	4
for more than ten	4
the only thing to	4
of the established church	4
war between england and	4
when he had to	4
not long after this	4
message at the opening	4
the court of louis	4
at the same moment	4
had it not been	4
sixth article of the	4
is understood to have	4
it cannot be said	4
i think i am	4
a long letter to	4
congress the account of	4
a summary view of	4
he was on his	4
embrasure of the window	4
the ship of state	4
what will you have	4
to the desire of	4
different names brethren of	4
the dissolution of the	4
age of revolution and	4
with our indian neighbors	4
of the congress of	4
the basis of the	4
the territories eastward thereof	4
in order to be	4
cannot be denied that	4
constitutional powers as to	4
sense of the word	4
and a half of	4
and du pont de	4
with madame de st	4
years and a half	4
is found in the	4
is no longer a	4
wrote at once to	4
the corrupt receipt of	4
for the second time	4
the year ending on	4
the th of february	4
by the end of	4
when he learned that	4
and fall of that	4
the fundamental principles of	4
to the connecticut reserve	4
a matter of course	4
of louisiana to france	4
and on the th	4
the federal government in	4
the subject to the	4
between us and the	4
of election by the	4
charter of rights for	4
in regard to the	4
the failure of the	4
in any other way	4
in the declaration of	4
to the civil authority	4
for the more general	4
the jefferson coolidge collection	4
to take advantage of	4
the young man and	4
i was about to	4
date the th of	4
the subject of a	4
were to be found	4
have reason to believe	4
the interests of his	4
the greatest of all	4
in the river mississippi	4
in the latter part	4
strongest government on earth	4
to the federal government	4
of the states to	4
was to be expected	4
great britain for the	4
senate expressed in their	4
in the exercise of	4
of the laws and	4
called by different names	4
a few days after	4
year ending on the	4
recently received from our	4
the meeting of the	4
do not know the	4
he was to be	4
to congress the account	4
united states had been	4
rights for the king	4
commissioners of the treasury	4
friendship with all nations	4
as well as on	4
of a treaty which	4
alleged to have been	4
appointed reviser of laws	4
in order to make	4
in the person of	4
he had a right	4
i did not know	4
but it did not	4
have the pleasure of	4
plenipotentiary to negotiate treaties	4
which the young man	4
supremacy of the civil	4
as well as by	4
with the members of	4
first of all he	4
the orders of the	4
the editor of the	4
envoy extraordinary to france	4
resolution of the house	4
the absence of a	4
and some of them	4
of arms and ammunition	4
right of election by	4
the right of election	4
the days of the	4
in the middle of	4
it had not been	4
before the senate for	4
general diffusion of knowledge	4
to remain in the	4
of the members of	4
in the revolutionary war	4
the act of a	4
the relations of the	4
of a bill of	4
the territory and the	4
the county of albemarle	4
slavery mission in illinois	4
in the meantime it	4
out of place to	4
was at this juncture	4
to the governor of	4
of rights for the	4
have been pleased to	4
in defiance of the	4
of the mississippi as	4
and exact justice to	4
the abolition of slavery	4
hope of preserving peace	4
minister plenipotentiary to negotiate	4
of the common law	4
be good enough to	4
that of any other	4
thought it would be	4
that in his opinion	4
the sight of the	3
second term of office	3
united states the thirty	3
the court of france	3
first year in paris	3
he did not feel	3
when he came back	3
the waters of the	3
the consequence was that	3
he wrote to washington	3
his appearance at the	3
i could not marry	3
declaration of independence was	3
the negotiations for the	3
army of the united	3
and arraignment of all	3
but this is not	3
them may lead to	3
of the public faith	3
though there was a	3
to recommend a declaration	3
principles form the bright	3
from the mother country	3
deposit of the rights	3
in forming a social	3
without being able to	3
will rest with the	3
france and great britain	3
he did not wish	3
peace and good order	3
not a word about	3
where reason is left	3
peace and safety of	3
had to go to	3
and a wide ocean	3
things in that quarter	3
for making use of	3
to free their slaves	3
all abuses at the	3
be met by force	3
would have been more	3
the good fortune to	3
the first and only	3
of the federalists had	3
in his correspondence with	3
more than twenty years	3
the removal of the	3
a minister to the	3
does not seem that	3
for the legislature to	3
of such importance that	3
the year of the	3
information and arraignment of	3
the merit of the	3
monuments of the safety	3
he was instructed to	3
paper on which he	3
a moment when the	3
from the minister plenipotentiary	3
did not feel that	3
the pleasure of knowing	3
up his mind to	3
if there were no	3
opening of the session	3
harrison and his council	3
the very existence of	3
of his first term	3
now that they are	3
on the subject to	3
of separation between the	3
but he was too	3
wander from them in	3
he could no longer	3
th day of july	3
of the sovereignty and	3
the date of his	3
and as he looked	3
at the top of	3
to any other power	3
during the late war	3
best reliance in peace	3
instructions to our ministers	3
to be held at	3
brought over with them	3
to encourage them to	3
the prosecution of aaron	3
side of the sabine	3
the application of hamet	3
his life to his	3
distant and peaceful shore	3
that these united colonies	3
do no better than	3
with the french minister	3
secretary of state on	3
all was in readiness	3
consented to by the	3
a master of the	3
no doubt that the	3
latest returns received by	3
the defeat of his	3
was in the midst	3
from the native proprietors	3
morris and calvert were	3
administrations for our domestic	3
the duke of brunswick	3
expenses of the year	3
board of visitors to	3
had brought over with	3
appointed to answer lord	3
as secretary of the	3
defraying the contingent charges	3
adoption of the declaration	3
government of the people	3
said mowbray with a	3
the extinguishment of their	3
hands of him who	3
of the letters he	3
of boston port bill	3
had not been able	3
with one of his	3
he was appointed minister	3
which may enable us	3
a government surveyor make	3
the wisdom of our	3
as monuments of the	3
could only hope that	3
was elected a member	3
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deliver up our trust	3
wisdom of congress to	3
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not one of the	3
war between france and	3
the geography of that	3
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that one of his	3
papers of the library	3
and liberties of their	3
had he chosen to	3
of things in that	3
to try the services	3
change its republican form	3
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the friends of the	3
the new settlers in	3
the effect of gunboats	3
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embodied in the constitution	3
proved that he had	3
am sure it is	3
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the problem of the	3
is to assume a	3
the message to congress	3
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the danger of a	3
slavery nor involuntary servitude	3
day of march next	3
shall leave them otherwise	3
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for us to be	3
portrait of general washington	3
the rights of their	3
on the third day	3
western states from the	3
of the sedition act	3
was a time when	3
there was no reason	3
of the new york	3
than any of his	3
of the feudal system	3
you will be sensible	3
his correspondence with the	3
in the last chapter	3
early days of the	3
as calvert looked at	3
the true foundation of	3
what is the story	3
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we were speaking of	3
proceedings of the massachusetts	3
retirement from public life	3
he had been informed	3
it might have been	3
going to the ball	3
presiding officer of the	3
according to his own	3
in which jefferson was	3
whatever state or persuasion	3
richland creek baptist church	3
may be necessary for	3
how it has happened	3
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reserved to the states	3
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agent of aaron burr	3
defraying the contingent expenses	3
which he had once	3
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the text of civic	3
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in love with a	3