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INDEX 



Barre, town of, originally named Hutch- 



inson, 47. 

 Barrington, Lord, Charles Lee's letter 



to, 71-72. 

 Barry, W. T., 286. 

 Bayard, Richard H., 353. 

 Belcher, Governor Jonathan, 14-20. 

 Bell, John, 356. 

 Bellamy, Dr. Joseph, 374. 

 Bennet Street Grammar School, Boston, 



10, 47. 



Bentham, Jeremy, 44. 

 Benton, Thomas H., 283, 302, 325, 334, 



336, 337> 338, 360, 383, 389, 392; 

 early affray with Jackson, 241-242; 

 persistency in having resolution of 

 censure on Jackson expunged, 305 

 306. 

 Bernard, Governor Francis, 25, 28, 30, 



3 1 . 34- 



Berrien, J. M., 285, 292. 

 Bibles, old ladies in Connecticut hide, on 



election of Jefferson, 175. 

 Birney, James, 350. 



Blair, Francis Preston, 295, 325, 336, 360. 

 Blount, William, 231. 

 " Boiling Water," Mohawk nickname of 



Charles Lee, 60. 

 Boone, Daniel, 223. 

 Boott, Dr. Francis, 390 n. 

 Boston Massacre, the, 34-35. 

 Botts, John Minor, 354. 

 Brackenridge, H. M., 280. 

 Branch, John, 285, 292. 

 Braddock's defeat, 58 ; recalled by 



Madison as a boy, 189. 

 Brent, Richard, 329, 338. 

 "Brother Jonathan," Trumbull the orig- 

 inal, 12. 



Brown, Rev. Francis, 374. 

 Bryant, William Cullen, 309. 

 Bunbury, Sir William, 63. 

 Bunker Hill orations, Webster's, 380. 

 Burgoyne, General, as a target for silly 



remarks by American historians, 5; 



Charles Lee in Portugal with, 63; 



Charles Lee's correspondence in 



America with, 74. 

 Burke, Edmund, at famous meeting of 



privy council, 44; Charles Lee writes 



to, 69; "Letters on a Regicide 

 Peace," 166. 



Burr, Aaron, 138, 175; elected Vice- 

 president, 139; prevented by Hamil- 

 ton from becoming governor of New 

 York, 140; duel with Hamilton, 140; 

 visit to Andrew Jackson, 240. 



Butler, Colonel Edward, 290-291. 



" Cabbage-planting enterprise," Charles 

 Lee derides expedition against 

 Louisburg as a, 60. 



Cabinet, Hamilton and Jefferson in 

 Washington's, 125, 167; Jackson's 

 first, 285; the "kitchen," 286, 295; 

 Jackson's second, 293294; resigna- 

 tion of members of Tyler's, 356, 

 400-401. 



Calhoun, elected Vice-president, 281; 

 reelected, 285; misrepresented to 

 Jackson, 291-292; succeeds Hayne 

 in Senate, 298. 



Campbell, G. W., unpublished letter of 

 Jackson's to, 259-264. 



Capitalists, Hamilton aimed at alliance 

 of government with, 130. Sec Plu- 

 tocracy. 



Capitals, state, reason for location of, 

 162. 



Carlyle, Thomas, on Daniel W T ebster, 



389. 



Carr, Dabney, 163, 180. 

 Cass, Lewis, 294. 

 Censure, resolution of, on President 



Jackson, 305-306, 338, 396. 

 Charleston, Charles Lee at battle of, 77- 



78. 



Chatham, Lord, admiration of Ameri- 

 cans for, 4. 

 Cherokee Indians, disputes between 



Georgia and, 296. 

 Chesapeake, affair of the, 214. 

 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, origin of, 



196. 



Choate, Rufus, 353, 402. 

 Chotzim, Charles Lee at battle of, 66. 

 Church, disestablishment of, in Virginia, 



159-160, 190-191. 



