Who was James Madison talking about?

Thomas Marshall

James Madison documents that mention Thomas Marshall (4 total)

James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 1 November 1786
The Report from the Deputies to ANNAPOLIS lies on the table, and I hope will be called for before the business of the Mississippi begins to ferment.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Richmond, VA - 4 December 1786
The recommendation from the meeting at ANNAPOLIS, of a plenipotentiary Convention in Philadelphia in May next, has been well received by the Assembly here.
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Rufus King

James Madison documents that mention Rufus King (8 total)

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James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 18 March 1787
Recollecting to have heard you mention a plan formed by the Empress of Russia for a comparative view of the Aborigines of the new Continent, and of the N. E. parts of the old, through the medium of their respective tongues
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.
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George Washington

James Madison documents that mention George Washington (78 total)

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James Madison letter to Edmund Randolph
Orange, VA - 26 July 1785
I have a letter from the Marquis, but dated as far back as March. It was accompanied with a Copy of a French memorial to the Emperor, which seems to have stifled the War in its birth
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Richmond, VA - 9 December 1785
No decisive vote has been yet taken on the assize bill. I conceive it to be in some danger, but that the chance is in its favour. The case of the British debts will be introduced in a day or two.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Orange, VA - 12 May 1786
Your notes having got into print in France, will inevitably be translated back and published in that form, not only in England but in America, unless you give out the original.
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 1 November 1786
The Report from the Deputies to ANNAPOLIS lies on the table, and I hope will be called for before the business of the Mississippi begins to ferment.
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 8 November 1786
The intelligence from General Knox is gloomy indeed, but it is less so than the colours in which I had it through another channel.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Richmond, VA - 4 December 1786
The recommendation from the meeting at ANNAPOLIS, of a plenipotentiary Convention in Philadelphia in May next, has been well received by the Assembly here.
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 7 December 1786
In admitting Tobacco for a commutable, we perhaps swerved a little from the line in which we set out. I acquiesced in the measure myself as a prudential compliance with the clamours within doors and without
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 24 December 1786
Your observ.ions on Tobacco as a commutable in the taxes are certainly just and unanswerable. My acquiescence in the measure was against every general principle which I have embraced
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 15 February 1787
The principal proceedings of subsequent date relate, as nearly as I can recollect, 1 st , to a rejection of the Bill on crimes and punishments, which, after being altered so as to remove most of the objections, as was thought, was lost by a single vo
James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 21 February 1787
The objects now depending and most immediately in prospect are: 1. The Treaty of Peace. The Secretary of foreign Affairs has very ably reported a view of the infractions on both sides, his exposition of the contested articles, and the steps proper to
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James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 18 March 1787
Recollecting to have heard you mention a plan formed by the Empress of Russia for a comparative view of the Aborigines of the new Continent, and of the N. E. parts of the old, through the medium of their respective tongues
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 19 March 1787
What may be the result of this political experiment cannot be foreseen. The difficulties which present themselves are, on one side, almost suflficient to dismay the most sanguine, whilst on the other side the most timid are compelled to encounter the
James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 16 April 1787
Conceiving that an individual independence of the States is utterly irreconcileable with their aggregate sovereignty, and that a consolidation of the whole into one simple republic would be as inexpedient as it is unattainable, I have sought for midd
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 15 May 1787
The number as yet assembled is but small. Among the few is General Washington, who arrived on Sunday evening, amidst the acclamations of the people, as well as more sober marks of the aifection and veneration which continues to be felt for his charac
James Madison letter to Edmund Pendleton
Philadelphia, PA - 27 May 1787
Contrary to every previous calculation, the bare quorum of seven States was not made up till the day before yesterday.
James Madison letter to James Madison
Philadelphia, PA - 27 May 1787
Every reflecting man becomes daily more alarmed at our situation. The unwise and wicked proceedings of the Governments of some States, and the unruly temper of the people of others, must, if persevered in, soon produce some new scenes among us.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.
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Thomas Jefferson

James Madison documents that mention Thomas Jefferson (93 total)

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James Madison letter to James Monroe
Orange, VA - 21 June 1785
Finding from a letter of Mr. Mazzei that you have never been furnished with a copy of the Bill for establishing the Christian Religion in this State, I now inclose one, regretting that I had taken it for granted that you must have been supplied throu
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 11 November 1785
Your letter for the Assembly was laid before them yesterday. I have reason to believe that it was received with every sentiment which could correspond with yours.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Richmond, VA - 22 January 1786
The only one of these which was pursued into an Act is the Bill concerning Religious freedom.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Orange, VA - 18 March 1786
Since I have been at home I have had leisure to review the literary cargo, for which I am so much indebted to your friendship. The collection is perfectly to my mind.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Orange, VA - 12 May 1786
Your notes having got into print in France, will inevitably be translated back and published in that form, not only in England but in America, unless you give out the original.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 12 August 1786
My ride through Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, was in the midst of harvest. I found the crops of wheat in the upper parts of the two former considerably injured by the wet weather
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Richmond, VA - 4 December 1786
The recommendation from the meeting at ANNAPOLIS, of a plenipotentiary Convention in Philadelphia in May next, has been well received by the Assembly here.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 15 February 1787
The principal proceedings of subsequent date relate, as nearly as I can recollect, 1 st , to a rejection of the Bill on crimes and punishments, which, after being altered so as to remove most of the objections, as was thought, was lost by a single vo
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 19 March 1787
What may be the result of this political experiment cannot be foreseen. The difficulties which present themselves are, on one side, almost suflficient to dismay the most sanguine, whilst on the other side the most timid are compelled to encounter the
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
unknown - 23 April 1787
The vigorous measures finally pursued by the Government of Massachusetts against the insurgents had the intended effect of dispersing them. By some it was feared that they would re-embody on the return of favorable weather. As yet, no symptom of such
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 15 May 1787
The number as yet assembled is but small. Among the few is General Washington, who arrived on Sunday evening, amidst the acclamations of the people, as well as more sober marks of the aifection and veneration which continues to be felt for his charac
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 18 July 1787
The Convention continue to sit, and have been closely employed since the commencement of the session. I am still under the mortification of being restrained from disclosing any part of their proceedings.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 September 1787
A Government will probably be submitted to the people of the States, consisting of a President, cloathed with Executive power; a Senate chosen by the Legislatures, and another House chosen by the people of the States
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John Jay

James Madison documents that mention John Jay (9 total)

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James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 15 February 1787
The principal proceedings of subsequent date relate, as nearly as I can recollect, 1 st , to a rejection of the Bill on crimes and punishments, which, after being altered so as to remove most of the objections, as was thought, was lost by a single vo
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Benjamin Franklin

James Madison documents that mention Benjamin Franklin (3 total)

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John Adams

James Madison documents that mention John Adams (19 total)

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James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 19 March 1787
What may be the result of this political experiment cannot be foreseen. The difficulties which present themselves are, on one side, almost suflficient to dismay the most sanguine, whilst on the other side the most timid are compelled to encounter the
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.
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James Monroe

James Madison documents that mention James Monroe (31 total)

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James Madison letter to James Monroe
Richmond, VA - 24 December 1785
The Bill for the payment of British debts is nearly a transcript of that which went through the two Houses last year, except that it leaves the periods of instalment blank, and gives the creditor an opportunity of taking immediate execution for the w
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Richmond, VA - 30 December 1785
The past week has been rendered important by nothing but some discussions on the subject of British debts. The bill brought in varied from that which miscarried last year
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Richmond, VA - 22 January 1786
The bill which is considered at New York as a compliance with the requisitions of Congress, is more so in appearance than reality. It will bring no specie into the Treasury, and but little Continental paper.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Orange, VA - 19 March 1786
The Question of policy, you say, is whether it will be better to correct the vices of the Confederation by recommendation gradually as it moves along, or by a Convention.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Orange, VA - 19 March 1786
The step taken by New Jersey was certainly a rash one, and will furnish fresh pretexts to unwilling States for withholding their contributions.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Orange, VA - 13 May 1786
I think, with you, that it would have an odd appearance for two Conventions to be sitting at the same time with powers in part concurrent.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Orange, VA - 4 June 1786
I expected I should by this time have been on the journey which promises the pleasure of taking you by the hand in New York.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Orange, VA - 21 June 1786
I cannot, however, forbear in the mean time expressing my amazement that a thought should be entertained of surrendering the Mississippi, and of guarantying the possessions of Spain in America.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Philadelphia, PA - 15 August 1786
I did not see General St. Clair, and if I had, my acquaintance is too slender to have warranted my broaching a conversation with him.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Philadelphia, PA - 17 August 1786
It has occurred to Grayson and myself to propose to Congress that negociations be carried on with Spain upon the following principles: ...
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Annapolis, MD - 11 September 1786
Our prospect here makes no amends for what is done with you. Delaware, New Jersey, and Virginia, alone are on the ground; two Commissioners attend from New York, and one from Pennsylvania.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Philadelphia, PA - 5 October 1786
he predominance of temporary and partial interests over those just and extended maxims of policy which have been so much boasted of among us, and which alone can effectuate the durable prosperity of the Union.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Richmond, VA - 30 October 1786
I find, with pleasure, that the navigation of the Mississippi will be defended by the Legislature with as much zeal as could be wished.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Richmond, VA - 21 December 1786
We hear nothing from any of the other States on the subject of the federal Convention. The ice seems to have intercepted totally the Northern communication for a considerable time past.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
New York, NY - 19 April 1787
No definitive steps are yet taken for the transportation of your furniture. I fear we shall be obliged to make use of a conveyance to Norfolk as soon as one shall offer. I have examined the workmanship of the man in Chappel street.
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Gilbert du Motier Lafayette

James Madison documents that mention Gilbert du Motier Lafayette (8 total)

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James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Orange, VA - 20 August 1785
The machinations of Great Britain, with regard to commerce, have produced much distress and noise in the Northern States, particularly in Boston, from whence the alarm has spread to New York and Philadelphia.

Anna Cutts

(kin)

James Madison documents that mention Anna Cutts (1 total)

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Patrick Henry

James Madison documents that mention Patrick Henry (27 total)

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James Madison letter to James Monroe
Richmond, VA - 30 October 1786
I find, with pleasure, that the navigation of the Mississippi will be defended by the Legislature with as much zeal as could be wished.
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 1 November 1786
The Report from the Deputies to ANNAPOLIS lies on the table, and I hope will be called for before the business of the Mississippi begins to ferment.
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 8 November 1786
The intelligence from General Knox is gloomy indeed, but it is less so than the colours in which I had it through another channel.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Richmond, VA - 4 December 1786
The recommendation from the meeting at ANNAPOLIS, of a plenipotentiary Convention in Philadelphia in May next, has been well received by the Assembly here.
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 7 December 1786
In admitting Tobacco for a commutable, we perhaps swerved a little from the line in which we set out. I acquiesced in the measure myself as a prudential compliance with the clamours within doors and without
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 15 February 1787
The principal proceedings of subsequent date relate, as nearly as I can recollect, 1 st , to a rejection of the Bill on crimes and punishments, which, after being altered so as to remove most of the objections, as was thought, was lost by a single vo
James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 18 March 1787
Recollecting to have heard you mention a plan formed by the Empress of Russia for a comparative view of the Aborigines of the new Continent, and of the N. E. parts of the old, through the medium of their respective tongues
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 19 March 1787
What may be the result of this political experiment cannot be foreseen. The difficulties which present themselves are, on one side, almost suflficient to dismay the most sanguine, whilst on the other side the most timid are compelled to encounter the
James Madison letter to Edmund Pendleton
New York, NY - 22 April 1787
I do not learn that any symptoms yet appear of a return of the insurgent spirit in Massachusetts. On the contrary, it is said that the malcontents are trying their strength in a more regular form.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
unknown - 23 April 1787
The vigorous measures finally pursued by the Government of Massachusetts against the insurgents had the intended effect of dispersing them. By some it was feared that they would re-embody on the return of favorable weather. As yet, no symptom of such
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.
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Richard Lee

James Madison documents that mention Richard Lee (15 total)

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James Madison letter to James Monroe
Richmond, VA - 30 October 1786
I find, with pleasure, that the navigation of the Mississippi will be defended by the Legislature with as much zeal as could be wished.
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 1 November 1786
The Report from the Deputies to ANNAPOLIS lies on the table, and I hope will be called for before the business of the Mississippi begins to ferment.
James Madison letter to James Madison
Richmond, VA - 1 November 1786
Paper money was the subject of discussion this day, and was voted, by a majority of 84 against 17, to be "unjust, impolitic, destructive of public and private confidence, and of that virtue which is the basis of Republican Government."
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 8 November 1786
The intelligence from General Knox is gloomy indeed, but it is less so than the colours in which I had it through another channel.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Richmond, VA - 4 December 1786
The recommendation from the meeting at ANNAPOLIS, of a plenipotentiary Convention in Philadelphia in May next, has been well received by the Assembly here.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
unknown - 23 April 1787
The vigorous measures finally pursued by the Government of Massachusetts against the insurgents had the intended effect of dispersing them. By some it was feared that they would re-embody on the return of favorable weather. As yet, no symptom of such
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Samuel Adams

James Madison documents that mention Samuel Adams (2 total)

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Horatio Gates

James Madison documents that mention Horatio Gates (2 total)

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Nathanael Greene

James Madison documents that mention Nathanael Greene (1 total)

James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.

Gouverneur Morris

James Madison documents that mention Gouverneur Morris (4 total)

James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.
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Edmund Randolph

James Madison documents that mention Edmund Randolph (5 total)

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James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Richmond, VA - 4 December 1786
The recommendation from the meeting at ANNAPOLIS, of a plenipotentiary Convention in Philadelphia in May next, has been well received by the Assembly here.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 15 February 1787
The principal proceedings of subsequent date relate, as nearly as I can recollect, 1 st , to a rejection of the Bill on crimes and punishments, which, after being altered so as to remove most of the objections, as was thought, was lost by a single vo
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Lucretia Hart

James Madison documents that mention Lucretia Hart (3 total)

James Madison letter to Henry Clay
Montpelier, VA - 24 March 1827
Its object is to obtain from Mr. Gallatin a small service for our university, and that with as little delay as may be.
James Madison letter to Henry Clay
Montpelier, VA - 2 April 1833
May there not be a more important alleviation in embryo an assimilation of the employment of labor in the South to its employment in the North?
James Madison letter to Henry Clay
Montpelier, VA - 22 March 1832
I know only that the Tariff, in its present amount and form, is a source of deep and extensive discontent ; and I fear that, without alleviations, separating the more moderate from the more violent opponents, very serious effects are threatened.

Albert Gallatin

(colleague)

James Madison documents that mention Albert Gallatin (1 total)

James Madison letter to Henry Clay
Montpelier, VA - 24 March 1827
Its object is to obtain from Mr. Gallatin a small service for our university, and that with as little delay as may be.

James Barbour

James Madison documents that mention James Barbour (2 total)

James Madison letter to Edmund Pendleton
New York, NY - 24 February 1787
If the contents of the newspapers of this place find their way into the Gazettes of RICHMOND, you will have learnt that the expedition of General Lincoln against the insurgents has effectually dispersed the main body of them.
James Madison letter to Edmund Pendleton
New York, NY - 22 April 1787
I do not learn that any symptoms yet appear of a return of the insurgent spirit in Massachusetts. On the contrary, it is said that the malcontents are trying their strength in a more regular form.

Jonathan Trumbull

James Madison documents that mention Jonathan Trumbull (1 total)

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John Hancock

James Madison documents that mention John Hancock (2 total)

James Madison letter to Edmund Pendleton
New York, NY - 22 April 1787
I do not learn that any symptoms yet appear of a return of the insurgent spirit in Massachusetts. On the contrary, it is said that the malcontents are trying their strength in a more regular form.
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George Mason

James Madison documents that mention George Mason (3 total)

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Henry Knox

James Madison documents that mention Henry Knox (5 total)

James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 8 November 1786
The intelligence from General Knox is gloomy indeed, but it is less so than the colours in which I had it through another channel.
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Robert Morris

James Madison documents that mention Robert Morris (2 total)

James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.
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George Clinton

James Madison documents that mention George Clinton (3 total)

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Benjamin Lincoln

James Madison documents that mention Benjamin Lincoln (3 total)

James Madison letter to Edmund Pendleton
New York, NY - 24 February 1787
If the contents of the newspapers of this place find their way into the Gazettes of RICHMOND, you will have learnt that the expedition of General Lincoln against the insurgents has effectually dispersed the main body of them.
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James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 18 March 1787
Recollecting to have heard you mention a plan formed by the Empress of Russia for a comparative view of the Aborigines of the new Continent, and of the N. E. parts of the old, through the medium of their respective tongues

Alexander Hamilton

James Madison documents that mention Alexander Hamilton (3 total)

James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 18 March 1787
Recollecting to have heard you mention a plan formed by the Empress of Russia for a comparative view of the Aborigines of the new Continent, and of the N. E. parts of the old, through the medium of their respective tongues
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.
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John Burgoyne

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James Madison documents that mention John Burgoyne (1 total)

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Arthur St. Clair

James Madison documents that mention Arthur St. Clair (2 total)

James Madison letter to James Monroe
Philadelphia, PA - 15 August 1786
I did not see General St. Clair, and if I had, my acquaintance is too slender to have warranted my broaching a conversation with him.
James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 21 February 1787
The objects now depending and most immediately in prospect are: 1. The Treaty of Peace. The Secretary of foreign Affairs has very ably reported a view of the infractions on both sides, his exposition of the contested articles, and the steps proper to

Robert Livingston

(colleague)

James Madison documents that mention Robert Livingston (1 total)

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Jean-Baptiste de Vimeur

James Madison documents that mention Jean-Baptiste de Vimeur (1 total)

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Chevalier de la Luzerne

James Madison documents that mention Chevalier de la Luzerne (2 total)

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John Rutledge

James Madison documents that mention John Rutledge (2 total)

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Charles Pinckney

James Madison documents that mention Charles Pinckney (2 total)

James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 18 March 1787
Recollecting to have heard you mention a plan formed by the Empress of Russia for a comparative view of the Aborigines of the new Continent, and of the N. E. parts of the old, through the medium of their respective tongues
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 6 June 1787
The day fixed for the meeting of the Convention was the 14th ultimo. On the 25th, and not before seven States were assembled, General Washington was placed, una voce, in the chair. The secretaryship was given to Major Jackson.

Thomas Pinckney

(colleague)

James Madison documents that mention Thomas Pinckney (1 total)

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Silas Deane

James Madison documents that mention Silas Deane (2 total)

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James Madison letter to Richard Lee
Orange, VA - 11 July 1785
I agree perfectly with you in thinking it the interest of this country to embrace the first decent opportunity of parting with Kentucky, and to refuse with firmness to part with any more of our settlements beyond the Alleghany.

Thomas Paine

James Madison documents that mention Thomas Paine (2 total)

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Benjamin Harris

James Madison documents that mention Benjamin Harris (5 total)

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James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 11 November 1785
Your letter for the Assembly was laid before them yesterday. I have reason to believe that it was received with every sentiment which could correspond with yours.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Richmond, VA - 22 January 1786
The only one of these which was pursued into an Act is the Bill concerning Religious freedom.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Orange, VA - 12 May 1786
Your notes having got into print in France, will inevitably be translated back and published in that form, not only in England but in America, unless you give out the original.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
unknown - 23 April 1787
The vigorous measures finally pursued by the Government of Massachusetts against the insurgents had the intended effect of dispersing them. By some it was feared that they would re-embody on the return of favorable weather. As yet, no symptom of such

William Short

James Madison documents that mention William Short (9 total)

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James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia, PA - 18 July 1787
The Convention continue to sit, and have been closely employed since the commencement of the session. I am still under the mortification of being restrained from disclosing any part of their proceedings.
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Dolley Madison

James Madison documents that mention Dolley Madison (5 total)

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James Madison letter to Henry Clay
Montpelier, VA - 24 April 1824
candor obliges me to add that I can not concur in the extent to which the pending bill carries the tariff, nor in some of the reasoning by which it is advocated.
James Madison letter to Henry Clay
Montpelier, VA - 9 October 1830
I have just been favored with yours of the 22d ultimo, inclosing a copy of your address delivered at Cincinnati.
James Madison letter to Henry Clay
Montpelier, VA - 2 April 1833
May there not be a more important alleviation in embryo an assimilation of the employment of labor in the South to its employment in the North?
James Madison letter to Henry Clay
Montpelier, VA - 31 January 1835
War is the more to be avoided, if it can be done without inadmissible sacrifices, as a maritime war, to which the United States should be a party, and Great Britain neutral, has no aspect which is not of an ominous cast.

Edmund Pendleton

James Madison documents that mention Edmund Pendleton (9 total)

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James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 11 November 1785
Your letter for the Assembly was laid before them yesterday. I have reason to believe that it was received with every sentiment which could correspond with yours.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
Richmond, VA - 4 December 1786
The recommendation from the meeting at ANNAPOLIS, of a plenipotentiary Convention in Philadelphia in May next, has been well received by the Assembly here.
James Madison letter to Thomas Jefferson
New York, NY - 15 February 1787
The principal proceedings of subsequent date relate, as nearly as I can recollect, 1 st , to a rejection of the Bill on crimes and punishments, which, after being altered so as to remove most of the objections, as was thought, was lost by a single vo
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William Grayson

James Madison documents that mention William Grayson (9 total)

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James Madison letter to James Monroe
Orange, VA - 7 August 1785
Much, indeed, is it to be wished, as I conceive, that no regulations of trade, that is to say, no restrictions on imposts whatever, were necessary.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Richmond, VA - 24 December 1785
The Bill for the payment of British debts is nearly a transcript of that which went through the two Houses last year, except that it leaves the periods of instalment blank, and gives the creditor an opportunity of taking immediate execution for the w
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Orange, VA - 4 June 1786
I expected I should by this time have been on the journey which promises the pleasure of taking you by the hand in New York.
James Madison letter to James Monroe
Philadelphia, PA - 17 August 1786
It has occurred to Grayson and myself to propose to Congress that negociations be carried on with Spain upon the following principles: ...
James Madison letter to George Washington
Richmond, VA - 7 December 1786
In admitting Tobacco for a commutable, we perhaps swerved a little from the line in which we set out. I acquiesced in the measure myself as a prudential compliance with the clamours within doors and without
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Benjamin Hawkins

James Madison documents that mention Benjamin Hawkins (1 total)

James Madison letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 18 March 1787
Recollecting to have heard you mention a plan formed by the Empress of Russia for a comparative view of the Aborigines of the new Continent, and of the N. E. parts of the old, through the medium of their respective tongues

Charles Cornwallis

(adversary)

James Madison documents that mention Charles Cornwallis (1 total)

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