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Introduction | ix | |
John Adams | 1 | |
John Quincy Adams | 2 | |
Samuel Adams | 2 | |
Advice & Advisors | 3 | |
Age & Aging | 3 | |
Aggression | 6 | |
Agriculture & Farming | 6 | |
Alcohol, Alcoholism, & Drunkenness | 8 | |
Ambition | 9 | |
America & Americanism | 11 | |
Anger | 18 | |
Appearances & Vanity | 19 | |
Argument & Debate | 20 | |
Benedict Arnold | 20 | |
Arts | 20 | |
Attention & Neglect | 22 | |
Bad Company | 23 | |
Baltimore | 23 | |
Banks & Banking | 23 | |
Bigotry | 23 | |
Bill of Rights | 24 | |
Books | 25 | |
Boston | 25 | |
Botany & Gardening | 25 | |
Bravery & Courage | 26 | |
Aaron Burr | 26 | |
Business & Trade | 27 | |
Change | 30 | |
Character | 30 | |
Charity | 31 | |
Children & Parenting | 32 | |
Cities | 33 | |
Civil Rights | 34 | |
Compromise & Moderation | 34 | |
Congress | 34 | |
Connecticut | 35 | |
Conscience | 36 | |
Consistency | 37 | |
Constitution | 38 | |
Corruption & Bribery | 48 | |
Crime & Punishment | 48 | |
Cynicism | 49 | |
Death | 51 | |
Declaration of Independence | 53 | |
Defamation & Personal Attacks | 56 | |
Democracy & Republicanism | 57 | |
Dependence | 63 | |
Difficulties & Adversity | 63 | |
Discipline | 64 | |
Due Process | 65 | |
Duty | 66 | |
Economics | 67 | |
Education | 67 | |
Elections & Politics | 72 | |
England (United Kingdom) | 74 | |
Envy & Malice | 78 | |
Equality & Equal Rights | 78 | |
Error | 80 | |
Excuses | 81 | |
Expansion & Manifest Destiny | 81 | |
Experience | 82 | |
Facts & Opinions | 83 | |
Faith | 83 | |
Family | 83 | |
First Settlers | 84 | |
The Flag | 89 | |
Flattery & Praise | 89 | |
Force & Coercion | 90 | |
Foreign Influence | 92 | |
Foreign Relations & Policy | 92 | |
France | 96 | |
Benjamin Franklin | 97 | |
Freedom | 97 | |
Freedom of Speech & Press | 99 | |
Friends & Friendship | 104 | |
Future | 106 | |
Abraham Alfonse Albert Galatin | 107 | |
Gambling | 107 | |
Geography | 107 | |
Georgia | 108 | |
God & Providence | 108 | |
Good & Evil | 110 | |
Government | 110 | |
Government Spending & Public Debt | 124 | |
Great Men & Statesmen | 126 | |
Greed | 127 | |
Guns & Weapons | 127 | |
Alexander Hamilton | 128 | |
Happiness | 128 | |
Health & Medicine | 130 | |
History | 131 | |
Honesty | 133 | |
Honor | 133 | |
Human Nature | 134 | |
Humanity | 134 | |
Humility | 134 | |
Hypocrisy | 134 | |
Immigration | 136 | |
Impeachment | 137 | |
Independence & National Freedom | 137 | |
Intelligence & Knowledge | 142 | |
Thomas Jefferson | 145 | |
John Paul Jones | 146 | |
Judiciary & the Courts | 147 | |
Juries | 152 | |
Justice | 152 | |
Kentucky | 154 | |
Kings & Aristocrats | 154 | |
Labor & Work | 157 | |
Language & Writing | 158 | |
Laws | 160 | |
Lawyers | 165 | |
Laziness & Sloth | 168 | |
Liberty | 168 | |
Lies & Falsehoods | 176 | |
Love | 177 | |
Luck & Good Fortune | 178 | |
James Madison | 179 | |
Majorities & Minorities | 179 | |
Manners | 180 | |
Marriage | 181 | |
Massachusetts | 184 | |
Means & Ends | 184 | |
Memory | 184 | |
Mercy & Compassion | 184 | |
Military & War | 185 | |
Modesty | 196 | |
Money | 196 | |
James Monroe | 197 | |
Morality & Moralists | 198 | |
Motives & Intentions | 199 | |
Native Americans | 200 | |
Natural Law | 205 | |
Nature & Wildlife | 207 | |
Necessity | 208 | |
New England | 208 | |
North Carolina | 209 | |
Thomas Paine | 210 | |
Passion | 211 | |
Patriotism | 211 | |
Patronage & Appointments | 217 | |
Peace | 217 | |
Pennsylvania | 219 | |
Perseverance & Determination | 219 | |
Pessimism & Optimism | 220 | |
Philosophy & Ethics | 220 | |
Pleasure & Pain | 221 | |
Political Parties & Factions | 221 | |
Posterity | 223 | |
Poverty & Economic Inequality | 224 | |
Power | 226 | |
Presidency | 231 | |
Pride & Vanity | 233 | |
Privacy | 234 | |
Progress | 234 | |
Property | 234 | |
Public Office | 237 | |
Public Opinion & Prejudice | 239 | |
Puritanism | 242 | |
Reason | 243 | |
Religion | 244 | |
Revolution & Rebellion | 263 | |
Rhode Island | 280 | |
Rights of the People | 280 | |
Search & Seizure | 285 | |
Secrecy & Discretion | 286 | |
Self-Discipline | 287 | |
Self-Interest | 287 | |
Self-Reliance | 287 | |
Separation of Power | 288 | |
Slavery & Race Relations | 290 | |
Solitude | 302 | |
Speeches & Oration | 302 | |
States' Rights & Federalism | 302 | |
Taxes | 305 | |
Theory & Practice | 308 | |
Time | 308 | |
Tobacco | 309 | |
Treason | 309 | |
Truth | 310 | |
Tyranny | 311 | |
Unity | 314 | |
Value | 317 | |
Vengence & Revenge | 317 | |
Vice Presidency | 318 | |
Virtue & Vice | 319 | |
War | 321 | |
George Washington | 322 | |
Witchcraft | 323 | |
Women | 325 | |
Youth | 328 | |
Names Index | 329 | |
Subject Index | 339 |
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