The life of John Randolph of Roanoke /
This work is a biography of John Randolph of Roanoke, an influential conservative Congressman and Senator from 1799 and 1833.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York : Philadelphia :
D. Appleton & Company ; Geo S. Appleton,
1850.
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| Online Access: | Internet Archive, v.1 University of Pittsburgh, v.1 University of Pittsburgh, v.2 |
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| 264 | 1 | |a New York : |b D. Appleton & Company ; |a Philadelphia : |b Geo S. Appleton, |c 1850. | |
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| 505 | 0 | |a volume 1. Birthplace -- Matoax-Genealogy -- Childhood -- Family Circle -- Flight from Matoax -- At School -- The Constitution in its Chrysalis State -- George Mason -- Early Political Associations -- Thomas Jefferson -- Small Beginnings-Edmund Burke-Thomas Paine -- Youthful Companions -- Richard Randolph -- Visit to Charleston and Georgia -- At Home -- Candidate for Congress-History of the Times -- The Fauchet Letter -- Mr. Monroe-France-Mr. Adams elected President -- The X. Y. Z. Business -- Patrick Henry -- March Court-The Rising and the Setting Sun -- France and the Administration -- Scene in the Play-House-Standing Army -- Make to yourself an Idol, and, in spite of the Decalogue, Worship it -- The course of True Love never did run Smooth -- Presidential Election, 1800-1-Midnight Judges -- The Seventh and Eighth Congresses-Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means-The Working Period-The Yazoo Business -- Friendship -- Ninth Congress-Foreign Relations-Difficulties with France and Spain -- Difficulties with Great Britain -- Closing Scene -- Aaron Burr -- Embargo-The Iliad of all our Woes -- Gunboats -- James Madison-Presidential Election -- War with England -- Clay-Calhoun. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a volume 2. Roanoake-Retirement -- Ancestral pride-St. George-Madness -- Military Campaign -- New England -- Religion-1815 -- Political Reflections-Congress-Bank Charter -- Religion-Home-Solitude -- "Dying, Sir-Dying" -- Conversion -- Idiosyncracies -- Congress-Political Parties -- Missouri Question -- Compromise Bill smuggled through the House -- "I now go for blood"-Madness -- Missouri Question-Act the Second -- "Be not solitary; be not idle"-His Will-Slaves -- Log-book and Letters -- The Apportionment Bill -- Pinckney, Marshall, Tazewell-Departure for Europe -- The Voyage -- Incidents in England -- Eighteenth Congress-Consolidation is the order of the day- "Speak a cheering word to the Greeks" -- Internal Improvements -- Supreme Court-Dull dinner-Huddlesford's Oak -- Tariff-Prophecy-Lewis McLean -- Second Voyage to Europe -- Presidential Election -- "Such constituents as man never had before, and never will have again" -- The Adams Administration -- The Panama Mission-Blifil and Black George -- Duel with Henry Clay -- Negro Slavery -- Letters from Abroad -- Ejection from the Senate -- Election to the House of Representatives -- Leader of the Opposition-A wise and masterly inactivity -- Letters from Roanoke -- Presidential Election-Retirement from Congress -- Elected to the Convention -- The Virginia Convention-Every change is not reform -- Mission to Russia -- Opium Eater -- The Consummation -- "I have been sick all my life "-Death. | |
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