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Ea (ship), 13:112

Eades, P.

and University of Virginia, 16:317

Eadey (E. Bacon’s slave), 16:152

Eagle (TJ’s horse), 17:18n

Eagle (ship), 9:323

Eagle (steamboat), 13:255

eagles (badges), 12:430

Eagle Tavern (Charlottesville), 14:607

Eagle Tavern (Richmond), 1:611n, 1:613, 1:614n, 1:615+, 6:334, 15:366, 18:107, 19:241, 20:340

E. & E. Hosford (Albany firm), 8:470n

Earl, Clayton

and J. & S. Gleason’s steam kitchens and stoves, 20:85

Earl, Ralph Eleaser Whiteside

and Indian burial mounds and fortifications, 15:619, 15:620–15:621n

Earle, Edward

bookseller, 9:447, 9:525, 9:544

Earle, Elias

and Cherokee Indians, 7:162, 7:162–7:163n, 7:163–7:164, 7:199–7:200, 7:200n
identified, 7:163n
ironworks of, 7:162, 7:162–7:163n, 7:163–7:164, 7:199–7:200, 7:200n, 7:203
letters from, 7:162–7:163
letters to, 7:199–7:200

Earle, Thomas

identified, 20:119n
letter from, 20:117–20:119
letter to, 20:165–20:166
The Right of States to Alter and Annul Charters, Considered, 20:118, 20:118–20:119, 20:165–20:166

Earley, Mr., 2:238–2:239n

Early, Mr., 18:405

earthquakes

in Charlottesville, 18:343, 18:343–18:344n
in Lisbon, 4:189, 4:190n
near New Madrid, 4:342n, 4:480, 4:573–4:574, 5:407n, 5:524

Easely, Mrs. (of Greenville, S.C.), 19:647, 19:647n

East, Edward Hyde

Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King’s Bench, 2:455, 2:455, 4:300, 4:302n

Eastburn, James See also James Eastburn & Company (New York firm)

identified, 10:668n
letter from, 10:668, 11:234–11:236
letter to, 11:27
and New-York Historical Society, 11:234–11:235
publication plans of, 10:668, 10:668n, 11:27

Eastburn, James, & Company (New York firm). See James Eastburn & Company (New York firm)

Eastburn, Kirk & Company (New York firm)

and Edinburgh Review, 7:367, 10:453n

Easterly, George

J. Monroe recommends, 2:283
patent received by, 2:283n

East Florida See also Florida

agricultural products of, 16:546–16:547
and Amelia Island, 4:593, 4:594n, 4:623, 4:665
appointments sought in, 17:125
and boundaries of Louisiana Territory, 9:478, 9:479
land claims in, 18:98–18:101
J. Madison on, 4:284n
Spanish cession of proposed, 9:391, 9:516, 13:609, 13:610–13:611, 15:105, 15:106n, 15:563, 16:617n
TJ favors U.S. seizure of, 3:281–3:282, 3:327, 3:328n, 3:437
and War of 1812, 5:651–5:652, 6:67, 6:67–6:68, 6:112, 6:113n, 8:223–8:224

Eastham, David

and University of Virginia, 20:199, 20:206, 20:207, 20:219, 20:219, 20:228, 20:233

East India Company, British, 19:431

East India Marine Society, 12:379, 18:331, 18:331n, 18:362

The East-India Marine Society of Salem, 18:331, 18:331n, 18:362

East Indies Company, French, 3:174n

Eastman, Mr. (of Coventry, N.H.), 12:343

Eastman, Jonathan, 3:120–3:121, 3:122n

Easton, Mrs.

and E. H. Trist, 13:545n

Easton, David

family of, 18:135n
and R. H. Harrison’s Revolutionary War service, 18:134, 18:160–18:161
identified, 18:135n
letter from, 18:134–18:135
letter to, 18:160–18:161

Easton, James

Human Longevity, 10:486

Easton, Rufus

charged with fraud, 7:365, 7:366n
and land claims, 4:70–4:71
seeks territorial judgeship, 7:365, 7:366n
TJ on, 7:365
as U.S. delegate for Missouri Territory, 7:93, 7:94n, 9:338–9:339n

Easton, Sarah Harrison (David Easton’s wife; Richard H. Harrison’s daughter)

and R. H. Harrison’s Revolutionary War pension, 18:134, 18:135n, 18:136–18:142

Eastport, Me.

newspapers in, 5:110n

East Tennessee College

chartered, 2:266, 2:268n
letter from trustees of lottery for, 2:266–2:268
letter to trustees of lottery for, 2:365–2:366
lottery to benefit, 2:266–2:267, 2:268n, 2:365

An Easy First Book for Children; or The First Part of the Rhyming Spelling Book. on a new plan (S. H. Saunders), 2:306–2:308

Eaton, John Henry

The Life of Andrew Jackson, Major General in the service of the United States, 12:9, 12:10n

Eaton, William

and broad-tailed sheep, 1:477, 11:347, 11:430
and A. Burr conspiracy, 7:236
as U.S. consul at Tunis, 17:459n

Ebbets, John

captain of Enterprize , 4:550, 4:554n

Ebeling, Christoph Daniel

correspondence with W. Bentley, 9:137, 9:137–9:138, 9:138n
Erdbeschreibung und Geschichte von Amerika, 9:138n, 9:299
on Germany, 9:138n, 9:299
library of, 19:462
scientific equipment of, 13:5
seeks TJ’s assistance, 9:137, 9:299, 9:300n

Ecce Homo! or A critical inquiry into the History of Jesus Christ (Holbach; trans. G. Houston), 19:620, 19:621n

An ecclesiastical history, ancient and modern, from the birth of Christ to the beginning of the eighteenth century (J. L. Mosheim), 1:581, 19:508

Eccleston, Daniel Belteshazzar Plantagenet

identified, 2:113–2:114n
letters from, 2:113–2:114
seeks likeness of TJ, 2:113

Echo (mythological character), 9:636, 9:638n

Echols, Joseph

family of, 18:392–18:393
identified, 18:393n
letter from, 18:392–18:393
letter to, 18:399
seeks educational advice from TJ, 18:392–18:393, 18:399

Echsner, Henry

recommends J. L. Cathcart, 17:462n

Eckel, Charles E.

as watchmaker, 11:507, 11:507, 11:508, 11:508n

Eckert, Susanna

signs petition, 18:146

Eckfeldt, John Adam

and medals commemorating American Revolution, 15:325

Eckford, Henry, 6:xliv, 19:149n

Eckson, Nicholas , 5:141n

Eclogues (Virgil), 1:345n, 3:370, 3:370–3:371n, 5:319n, 6:616, 9:43, 9:44n, 14:257, 14:551

École de Pharmacie, 1:146n

École Militaire (Paris)

educational plan of, 17:388, 17:551

École Normale Supérieure (Paris)

educational plan of, 17:551

École Polytechnique (Paris)

educational plan of, 17:388, 17:551

Écoles Normales. See Séances des Écoles Normales, recueillies par des Sténographes et revues par les Professeurs

École Spéciale Impériale Militaire

students at, 17:426

Economie de la Vie Humaine (trans. Bordes), 3:50n

The Economy of Human Life (R. Dodsley and Lord Chesterfield), 3:50n, 12:534, 19:505

Eddy, Caspar Wistar, 10:287

Eddy, John Henry

as geographer, 11:582n
Map of the Country Thirty Miles Round the City of New York, 5:263n, 5:305–5:306
Map of the Western Part of the State of New York, 3:597–3:598

Eddy, Samuel, 16:268, 16:268n

Eddy, Thomas

and canals, 11:357–11:358, 11:358n, 11:360, 11:377
identified, 11:361n
letter from, 11:360–11:361
recommends T. Moore, 11:360

Eddystone Rocks (English Channel)

lighthouse at, 2:265, 17:332–17:333, 18:164n

Edelen, William J.

identified, 15:58n
introduced to TJ, 15:58

Eden, William, 1st Baron Auckland

as politician, 17:347, 17:348

Edgehill (T. M. Randolph’s Albemarle Co. estate)

contour plowing at, 2:254
family at, 2:393, 3:644
lima beans at, 9:608–9:609
and loan to T. M. Randolph, 20:366n
location of, 4:6n
ownership of, 17:305
purchased from TJ, 3:432
M. J. Randolph at, 4:132
and T. J. Randolph, 6:19, 6:20n
in T. M. Randolph’s will, 6:19–6:20
spring near, 4:143
visitors to, 10:574, 10:574
wheat crop at, 6:620

Edgehill School (Albemarle Co.), 3:635n

Edgemont (J. P. Cocke’s Albemarle Co. estate)

house at designed by TJ, 4:650–4:651n

Edgeworth, Maria

The Absentee, 11:627, 11:628n
J. Adams reads, 7:480
in collegiate curriculum, 7:665
The Modern Griselda: A Tale, 3:623n, 3:633, 3:633n, 3:634n, 4:289
Moral Tales for young people, 3:623n, 3:635, 3:635n, 4:289, 8:234
The Parent’s Assistant; or, Stories for Children, 2:101, 2:193, 2:264, 3:122, 4:289
Tales of Fashionable Life, 2:193, 2:264, 3:122, 11:628n
TJ recommends works of, 12:532, 12:534

Edict of Nantes, 5:256–5:257, 10:489, 10:491n

Edict of Tolerance (1781)

in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:505

Edinburgh, University of, 2:565, 4:427, 9:644, 12:85, 12:201, 12:238, 12:307, 14:506, 14:618, 15:388–15:389, 16:207–16:208, 16:208, 16:528, 19:608, 20:42, 20:292, 20:292, 20:473

Edinburgh Botanic Garden

fiorin grass from, 5:476

Edinburgh Encyclopædia, 3:51n, 3:589, 3:609, 20:582

Edinburgh Magazine, or Literary Miscellany

and parmesan cheese, 15:418n

Edinburgh Review

J. Adams on, 10:509
bound for TJ, 13:368, 14:165, 15:340, 18:619
Eastburn, Kirk & Company republishes, 7:367, 10:453n
and education, 13:515
Fitzwhylsonn & Potter as agent for, 3:599, 7:367, 7:388, 7:389–7:390n, 10:452, 10:572, 10:617, 10:637, 11:205, 11:303, 11:352
F. Jeffrey as editor of, 5:634, 5:636n, 10:64n
Kirk & Mercein publish American edition of, 13:178n
and review of Destutt de Tracy’s Commentary and Review of Montesquieu’s Spirit of Laws, 5:634, 5:636n, 6:52, 9:517, 9:517n, 10:63, 20:288
and review of Greek and English lexicon, 11:335, 11:395, 12:52
and review of Humboldt’s Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of the New Continent, during the years 1799–1804, 10:243, 10:244n
and review of J. Malcolm’s The History of Persia, 10:509
and review of J. Priestley’s Memoirs of Dr. Joseph Priestley, to the year 1795, written by himself, 14:461, 14:463n
and review of D. Ricardo’s On the Principles of Political Economy, and Taxation, 13:572, 13:573n, 13:573
and sale of TJ’s library to Congress, 8:83
E. Sargeant republishes, 4:367, 4:367n, 4:477–4:478, 4:485, 7:367, 10:453n
seen at Monticello, 8:234
TJ cites, 9:197n, 9:197n, 16:364
TJ on, 6:402, 6:406, 7:367–7:368, 7:629, 10:523, 12:488, 13:588
TJ subscribes to, 1:348, 1:349n, 3:599, 7:367, 7:388–7:389, 7:390n, 7:568–7:569, 9:447, 9:525, 9:544, 10:74, 10:113–10:114, 10:432, 10:432, 10:452, 10:471, 10:486, 10:572, 10:617, 10:637, 11:205, 11:303, 11:352, 13:310, 13:327, 13:367, 15:340, 15:340, 15:340, 15:340, 20:308, 20:327
and J. F. Watson, 7:344, 7:367, 7:388–7:389, 7:568–7:569, 9:447, 9:525, 9:544, 10:74, 10:113–10:114, 10:432, 10:432, 10:471, 10:486
E. D. Withers as agent for, 20:308, 20:308n, 20:327

Edmondes, Clement

The Commentaries of C. Julius Cæsar, 10:486

Edmondson, Andrew

at Battle of Kings Mountain, 4:135, 4:135n

Edmondson, David

land of, 13:221

Edmondson, Robert, Sr.

at Battle of Kings Mountain, 4:135, 4:135n

Edmondson, Robert, Jr.

at Battle of Kings Mountain, 4:135, 4:135n

Edmondson, William

at Battle of Kings Mountain, 4:135, 4:135n

Edmonia (slave), 4:231–4:232n

Edmund (M. Daingerfield’s slave)

death of, 3:180–3:181, 5:104, 5:104n
TJ hires, 2:41, 3:112, 4:142, 4:217–4:218, 4:556, 5:225n

Edmund (TJ’s slave; b. 1809)

on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:385, 4:385, 5:461, 6:308, 8:62, 8:255
valuation of, 19:333

Edmund (TJ’s slave; b. 1813)

on Monticello slave lists, 12:303

Edmund Anderson & Company (Richmond firm), 16:130, 16:130

education See also education, collegiate; schools and colleges; specific entries for TJ’s Eppes and Randolph descendants

of African Americans, 14:264, 17:499–17:500, 17:501n
and African colonization, 11:11, 11:11
agricultural, 13:574, 13:597, 19:350n, 20:53, 20:54n, 20:65
of Alexander I, 8:671
of J. W. Baker, 10:183, 10:356n, 10:664, 10:672, 14:294, 16:188, 16:232, 16:328–16:329
in Baltimore, 11:606
G. Blackburn on, 14:101–14:103, 14:104n, 14:198
books on, 8:382, 8:383n, 8:550–8:551, 8:551n, 9:443n, 9:502, 9:503n, 9:529, 9:530n, 10:45–10:46, 10:328, 10:370–10:372, 10:390–10:391, 10:481, 10:482n, 10:550, 10:604, 11:604, 11:604n, 11:638–11:639, 11:639–11:640n, 12:17, 12:100–12:101, 12:162–12:163, 12:229–12:230, 12:534, 12:573, 12:648n, 13:153, 14:51, 16:60–16:61, 16:86, 20:49–20:50, 20:64, 20:101, 20:158, 20:329, 20:589
bound pamphlets on, 8:630, 8:630, 13:455
British influence over U.S., 18:173
and bullying, 7:342
for child workers, 9:535
civics, 18:281–18:283
classical, 8:111, 9:626, 10:664, 12:4, 12:32, 12:45, 12:238, 14:184, 14:274, 14:438, 14:536, 14:550–14:551, 14:607, 14:629–14:631, 14:642, 15:28–15:29, 15:136–15:137, 15:231–15:232, 15:387, 16:280, 18:24, 18:556, 19:292, 19:349–19:350n, 20:113, 20:457, 20:562
coeducational, 9:540, 9:541n
in Conn., 12:513
T. Cooper on, 7:657, 7:657–7:666, 7:684–7:688, 8:12–8:13, 8:447, 8:449n, 12:238
of the deaf and blind, 7:638, 9:361, 9:395, 9:396n, 9:397, 9:654–9:655, 9:656n, 10:39, 10:343, 10:489, 14:312, 15:411n, 16:28–16:29, 16:46, 16:61, 16:86, 19:598
P. S. Du Pont de Nemours on, 1:202n, 1:584–1:585, 4:125, 7:168, 7:169n, 7:223, 8:382, 8:383n, 8:429, 10:45–10:46, 10:328
effect of mothers on, 14:565
effect of War of 1812 on, 7:194–7:195, 8:111
elementary, 7:637, 7:661, 7:668, 7:685, 8:183, 9:436–9:438, 9:626, 9:626, 9:627, 10:336, 10:338, 11:133–11:134n, 12:10–12:15, 12:15, 12:18, 12:85, 12:114–12:117, 12:126, 12:160–12:163, 12:201, 12:204, 12:285, 12:287, 12:289, 12:318, 12:357–12:361, 12:381–12:382, 12:449, 12:501n, 13:195–13:196, 13:215–13:216, 14:4, 14:51, 14:132, 14:530, 15:295, 15:295, 15:444–15:446, 16:428–16:430, 16:431, 16:611–16:612, 17:61, 17:326, 18:176, 18:294–18:295, 19:292, 19:293, 19:293–19:294n, 19:314–19:315, 19:324, 19:325–19:326, 19:339, 19:339, 19:340–19:341n, 19:353–19:355, 19:355n, 19:653, 20:144, 20:279, 20:596
English language, 14:251, 16:125, 18:68, 18:161
Essai Général d’Education (Jullien), 2:353, 2:405, 2:504, 2:532–2:533
federal appropriations for, 17:172–17:173, 17:173n, 17:187, 18:243, 18:244n
female, 12:252, 12:406–12:407, 12:407n, 12:471, 12:532–12:533, 12:534–12:535, 14:103, 14:208, 14:261, 14:347, 15:294, 16:25–16:26, 16:26, 16:29n, 16:206–16:207, 16:208, 16:209, 17:72, 17:488, 17:488n, 17:514, 18:143, 18:144n, 18:469, 19:90, 19:683, 20:279, 20:345–20:346, 20:595–20:596, 20:626
in fine arts, 7:639, 7:687, 9:529, 16:29n, 16:296n, 16:629n, 20:596
in France, 11:633–11:634, 11:638–11:639, 11:640n, 12:39, 12:204, 14:208, 19:707–19:708
and free libraries, 18:74, 18:167–18:168, 18:176
French language, 8:68, 8:512–8:513, 8:513–8:514, 8:585, 10:183, 10:370–10:372, 10:390–10:391, 10:481, 10:482n, 10:558, 12:3, 12:33, 12:45, 12:120, 14:124, 14:132, 14:151, 14:210, 14:251, 14:253n, 14:258, 14:274, 14:294, 14:311, 14:345, 14:425, 14:425, 14:438–14:439, 14:512, 14:517, 14:519, 14:525–14:526, 14:571, 16:29n, 20:596
German language, 14:251, 16:125
in Great Britain, 7:658–7:659, 7:659, 12:238
of Indians, 1:7, 1:660–1:662, 2:55–2:57, 2:58n, 3:369–3:370, 3:543, 3:543n, 16:628, 16:629n, 18:32, 18:237n, 18:237n, 18:249, 18:250n, 18:275, 18:646, 18:659
Italian language, 14:151, 14:251, 14:252n, 14:260, 14:438, 20:596
in Italy, 14:208, 15:74
T. Kosciuszko on, 4:469, 8:344–8:345, 12:23
in Ky., 1:456, 14:638, 18:476, 18:478–18:479, 18:480n, 19:258, 19:259n, 19:293, 19:355, 19:697, 19:700n
in La., 16:146–16:147, 16:220
Lancasterian system, 9:502–9:503, 9:503, 9:529–9:530, 9:642n, 10:45, 10:336, 10:338, 10:390–10:391, 10:481, 10:482n, 12:39, 12:402n, 15:445–15:446, 15:447, 15:447, 16:29n, 16:60, 16:325, 18:142, 20:375
Latin, 3:327–3:328, 3:372, 3:501, 6:65, 7:447, 7:658, 7:659, 7:660–7:661, 7:662–7:663, 7:666, 7:685–7:686, 8:13, 8:513, 8:514, 10:358, 10:358, 10:664, 11:112, 12:3–12:4, 12:33, 12:120, 14:132, 14:251, 14:257–14:258, 14:294, 14:425, 14:438, 14:516, 14:519, 16:29n, 16:329, 16:329–16:330, 18:79n, 18:161, 18:659
and libraries, 19:322–19:323, 19:323n
J. Mackey on, 10:33–10:34
in Mass., 16:472, 19:293, 19:294n
in Md., 19:349, 19:349–19:350n, 19:372–19:373
in mechanical arts, 16:29n, 16:29n, 16:325, 20:279
military instruction, 6:209, 7:640, 8:344–8:345, 8:388, 10:609, 12:23, 12:170, 14:151, 16:194, 16:325, 18:124, 18:183
at Monticello, 1:181–1:182, 1:215n, 1:245, 1:389, 1:416, 1:650, 2:28, 2:51, 2:58, 2:92, 2:103, 2:129, 2:206, 2:341, 2:378, 6:132, 6:134, 7:647, 8:240, 8:585, 9:250–9:251, 10:672, 10:672, 11:18–11:19, 11:112, 11:233, 11:261, 11:409, 19:454n
H. Niles on, 12:160–12:163
in N.Y., 16:417, 16:417n, 16:428–16:429
in Pa., 16:292
Pestalozzi system, 10:390–10:391, 11:266n, 12:229, 16:60, 16:325
of the poor, 13:223n, 13:401, 13:405n, 13:515, 13:589, 13:590–13:591n, 13:607–13:608, 13:608n, 13:613, 13:614–13:615, 14:12–14:13, 14:22, 14:36, 14:51, 14:55–14:56, 14:56, 14:105, 14:121, 15:445–15:446, 15:447–15:448, 16:28–16:29, 16:29n, 16:276–16:279, 16:279n, 16:429, 16:469n, 16:629, 16:629n, 18:248, 18:262, 18:263–18:264, 19:259n, 19:294n, 19:316n, 19:350n, 19:354, 19:355n
in Portugal, 15:74
professional, 7:638–7:640, 7:640, 7:685, 8:135
and public land, 19:138, 19:139n, 19:162, 19:162n
religious, 8:7n, 8:12, 8:341–8:342, 12:14, 12:117, 12:281–12:282, 12:285, 12:507, 12:647, 16:628, 18:230n, 20:59, 20:86–20:87, 20:87, 20:90
and religious sects, 19:127, 19:146–19:147
in S.C., 19:700n
in sewing and needlework, 20:596
Sketch of a Plan and Method of Education (J. Neef), 4:661
S. H. Smith on, 1:30n
of southern students, 18:154, 18:188, 18:190, 18:229
Spanish language, 10:672, 10:672, 11:14, 11:18–11:19, 11:112, 11:175, 11:233, 11:261, 12:3, 12:120, 14:151, 14:438, 16:29n, 20:596
in Switzerland, 11:263–11:264, 11:266n
and taxation, 16:637+, 17:327, 19:349n
textbooks, 10:336, 10:338, 11:11, 12:507, 14:51, 14:100, 14:132–14:133, 14:143, 14:200, 14:203, 15:465, 18:238, 18:358, 18:633, 20:6, 20:288, 20:308n
W. Thornton’s proposed system of, 11:390, 11:391n
I. H. Tiffany on, 10:417
of TJ, 8:297, 17:309–17:310, 18:24, 18:24n
TJ on, 2:365–2:366, 2:420, 4:162–4:163, 6:180, 6:208, 6:565, 6:565, 6:606, 7:177, 7:447–7:448, 7:636–7:641, 8:12–8:13, 8:90–8:94, 8:101, 8:103, 8:183–8:184, 8:341–8:342, 8:385–8:386n, 8:512–8:513, 8:513–8:514, 8:646–8:647, 9:330–9:331, 9:436–9:438, 9:607–9:608, 9:623, 9:626–9:627, 9:701–9:702, 9:712–9:713, 10:72–10:73, 10:263, 10:264n, 10:338, 10:390–10:391, 12:10–12:15, 12:15–12:16, 12:18, 12:98, 12:114–12:127, 12:204–12:205, 12:289, 12:357–12:361, 12:467, 12:507, 12:513–12:514, 12:524, 12:532–12:533, 12:549, 13:191–13:199, 13:211–13:219, 13:484, 14:123, 14:132–14:133, 14:294, 14:355, 16:95, 16:302n, 16:428–16:430, 16:472, 16:609–16:610, 16:611–16:612, 17:183, 17:383, 18:150, 18:235, 18:235, 18:293, 18:358, 19:86–19:87, 19:292, 19:293, 19:325–19:326, 19:372–19:373, 20:166–20:167
TJ solicits advice on, 7:606, 7:649, 7:678, 12:620
of H. B. and N. P. Trist, 4:573, 4:574n, 10:449, 10:545–10:546, 10:595–10:596, 20:261
tutors, private, 17:541, 17:559
J. Tyler on, 2:384–2:385, 2:457
in utopian societies, 19:381, 19:382
in Va., 9:398–9:399, 9:399n, 9:496–9:497, 9:506, 9:507n, 9:590, 9:592n, 9:649, 9:711, 10:263, 10:264n, 10:664, 11:133–11:134n, 12:10–12:15, 12:15–12:16, 12:18, 12:28, 12:33, 12:42, 12:68, 12:73–12:74, 12:85, 12:98, 12:101, 12:114–12:127, 12:128, 12:129–12:132, 12:133, 12:201–12:202, 12:204–12:205, 12:232–12:234, 12:256, 12:288–12:290, 12:307, 12:318, 12:319n, 12:324–12:325, 12:329, 12:357–12:361, 12:381–12:383, 12:388, 12:413, 12:432–12:433, 12:448–12:450, 12:457, 12:467, 12:488, 12:488–12:489, 12:500–12:502, 12:507, 12:511, 12:513–12:514, 12:539–12:540, 13:269, 13:270, 13:589–13:590, 14:4, 14:12–14:13, 14:22, 14:36, 14:55–14:56, 14:56, 14:101, 14:104n, 14:105, 14:121, 14:123, 14:344–14:345, 14:519, 14:530–14:531, 14:562, 16:37, 16:232, 16:302n, 16:428–16:430, 16:461, 16:468–16:470, 16:472, 16:514–16:515, 16:609–16:610, 16:611–16:612, 16:637+, 17:103, 17:106, 17:158n, 17:326–17:327, 18:74, 18:293, 18:408, 18:514, 19:292, 19:293, 19:293–19:294n, 19:303, 19:314–19:315, 19:324, 19:325–19:326, 19:339, 19:339, 19:340–19:341n, 19:353–19:355, 19:355n, 19:578, 19:653
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:502
vocational, 7:639–7:640, 7:687, 13:198, 13:218
C. Wistar on, 8:243, 8:445–8:447

education, collegiate See also schools and colleges; specific entries for academic subjects

J. Adams on, 9:529, 9:529n
Catholic, 12:281–12:282
T. Cooper on, 7:657–7:666, 7:684–7:688, 8:12–8:13, 8:447, 8:449n, 12:32–12:33, 12:647–12:648, 19:81
J. Corrêa da Serra on, 14:159
curriculum of, 8:446–8:447, 10:161, 12:15–12:16, 12:467, 12:620, 16:381, 17:326–17:327, 18:153, 18:302–18:303
faculty for, 7:641, 7:663, 7:687, 12:620, 18:190
funding for, in Md., 18:153–18:154, 18:155n
R. Parat on, 12:508–12:509
reform of, 8:446–8:447, 8:449n, 11:133–11:134n
in rhetoric, 8:352–8:353, 8:354n, 16:296n
and sectional differences, 18:154
and student misbehavior, 18:227–18:229, 18:230–18:232, 18:232–18:233, 18:233–18:234
TJ on, 7:637–7:638, 7:640, 8:12–8:13, 8:90–8:94, 8:183, 9:626–9:627, 10:545–10:546, 10:595–10:596, 12:8–12:9, 12:15–12:16, 12:98, 12:117–12:127, 12:204–12:205, 12:289, 12:467, 14:132, 16:188, 16:329, 16:329–16:330, 16:457–16:458, 16:552, 18:275, 18:275, 20:279
U.S. compared with foreign nations, 19:302–19:303
at University of Pennsylvania, 8:445–8:447, 8:449n
works on, 20:182, 20:186, 20:245–20:246, 20:260, 20:348–20:349

Edward (Saint Edward, “the Confessor”), king of England, 7:125

Edward I, king of England

reign of, 19:100n

Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, 14:41, 15:571, 15:572n

Edwards, Mrs., 2:14

Edwards, Bryan

The History, Civil and Commercial, of the British Colonies in the West Indies, 20:507–20:508, 20:508n

Edwards, Eleanor

signs petition, 18:146

Edwards, James L.

and Georgia Republican, 4:92, 4:127–4:128, 4:130–4:131
identified, 4:93n
letters from, 4:92–4:93
letters to, 4:127–4:128

Edwards, Jonathan (1703–58)

American theologian, 6:302, 6:623, 7:480
A careful and strict Enquiry into The modern prevailing Notions of that Freedom of Will, 19:508

Edwards, Jonathan (1745–1801)

Observations on the Language of the Muhhekaneew Indians (ed. J. Pickering), 19:348, 19:348–19:349n, 19:419

Edwards, Lewis

reference for J. L. Edwards, 4:92

Edwards, Ninian

and sedition law, 1:278

Edwards, Peter, 19:647, 19:647

Edwin (TJ’s slave; b. 1793). See Colbert, Edwin (TJ’s slave; b. 1793)

Edwin, David

engraver, 6:125, 7:295, 7:341, 8:388, 8:389
engraving of TJ, 5:221, 5:288, 8:281

Edy (Eday, Eady) (TJ’s slave)

health of, 9:40
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:382, 4:383

Edy (TJ’s slave; b. 1787). See Fossett, Edith (Edy) Hern (TJ’s slave; b. 1787)

Edy (TJ’s slave; b. 1792)

and child rearing, 13:605
children of, 13:567, 13:567n
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 4:386n, 5:462, 6:308, 6:308, 8:61, 8:62, 8:255, 8:255, 13:387, 13:387
pot for, 8:70–8:71
weaver, 4:380, 4:380

Edy (TJ’s slave; b. 1806)

on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 5:462, 6:308, 6:309, 8:62, 8:255

Effets du blocus continental (F. D’Ivernois), 3:198, 3:200n, 3:274

Eggleston, Matilda Hill Maury

visits Monticello, 8:628
visits Va. springs, 13:242

eggnog, 17:25–17:26

eggplant, 2:481, 4:497, 4:498n, 4:498n

eggs, 2:291, 4:12n, 8:307, 9:616, 9:620n, 9:620n, 12:442, 14:430

Egypt

and batture controversy, 3:45–3:46, 3:132–3:134, 3:135n, 3:226
deities of, 7:33, 7:35–7:36n, 16:590
financial system of, 2:582
horse beans from, 9:672
and Jewel of Malta, 18:58, 18:60n
plagues of, 16:17
rainfall in, 16:98
rulers of, 7:66, 7:67n
salt from, 14:466
TJ on, 2:274
water-raising technology in, 6:380
works on, 11:612–11:613, 11:614n, 11:650

Eichhorn, Johann Gottfried

theology professor, 9:86

Eirenarcha: or, Of the office of the Iustices of peace (W. Lambarde), 3:546

Ἡ Καινὴ Διαθήκη. Novum Testamentum Graece (J. J. Griesbach), 13:305, 13:305n, 13:439, 13:469, 14:184, 14:215, 14:215

Elder, James, 19:649

Eldredge, Nathaniel T.

identified, 10:600n
letter to, 10:600
and New-York Public Sale Report, 10:600, 11:648

Eldridge, Rolfe

as Buckingham Co. deputy clerk, 20:252n

Eleanor (ship), 5:173

electricity

books on, 8:685, 13:378
laboratory apparatus, 20:612, 20:638, 20:639
medical use of, 13:346–13:347, 13:347n
study of, 7:663, 7:667, 7:686, 14:306, 18:625

electrometer (scientific instrument), 20:636n

An Elegy on the late honorable Titus Hosmer (J. Barlow) , 5:614, 5:617n, 5:618

Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard (T. Gray), 1:238, 1:240n, 11:254n, 16:387, 20:32, 20:32–20:35

Élémens d’Algèbre (L. Euler; trans. J. G. Garnier), 13:394, 13:413, 13:428, 13:474, 13:595–13:596, 13:608, 13:608, 15:160

Elemens de Botanique (J. P. de Tournefort), 14:168

Les Élémens de Géométrie d’Euclide (F. Peyrard), 11:295, 11:297, 11:338, 11:352, 11:395, 11:397

Élémens de la morale universelle (Holbach), 12:583, 13:295

Élémens de l’Histoire de France, depuis Clovis jusqu’à Louis XV (C. F. X. Millot), 1:580, 12:534, 19:506

Élémens d’Histoire Générale (C. F. X. Millot), 1:580, 7:629, 12:534, 19:505

Élémens d’hygiène (Tourtelle), 1:597n

Élémens d’Idéologie (Destutt de Tracy)

J. Adams on, 10:586
bound for TJ, 8:630, 8:630
T. Cooper on, 5:276
Destutt de Tracy on, 9:485, 10:603–10:604, 12:622, 14:115, 14:116, 16:630, 19:457, 20:423–20:424
manuscript of, sent to TJ, 4:203, 4:209n, 5:436, 5:576, 6:458, 7:3, 7:90, 7:472–7:473
preparation of, 4:239–4:241, 4:242–4:243n, 5:578, 5:579n, 5:635, 6:526, 6:530n, 7:3–7:4, 7:527, 7:532n, 9:441–9:442
published in Italian, 16:630–16:631, 16:633n, 20:424
sent by J. Vaughan, 5:7, 5:8n, 5:83, 5:114, 5:211
TJ on, 5:577, 6:52, 7:3–7:4, 7:450, 10:459, 10:550, 10:657–10:658, 16:486, 17:246, 20:288
TJ sends to T. Cooper, 5:223, 7:125

Élémens du Calcul Différentiel et du Calcul Intégral (É. Bézout), 20:582

Elementary or Fundamental Principles of The Philosophy of Natural History (J. G. Burkhard), 8:388, 8:672

An Elementary Treatise on Mineralogy and Geology (P. Cleaveland), 14:168, 18:289, 18:289, 18:289n, 18:289–18:290, 18:290n

Elementos de Verdadera Lógica (Destutt de Tracy; trans. J. J. García), 20:423

Elements (Euclid), 7:662, 7:700, 9:394, 16:400n

Éléments de Géométrie (A. M. Legendre), 13:394, 13:413, 13:428, 13:474, 13:561, 14:215, 19:617, 20:469

Eléments de Morale (A. C. Renouard), 15:26

Elements of Agricultural Chemistry (H. Davy), 17:537

The Elements of Algebra (N. Saunderson), 14:193

Elements of Arithmetic (R. Paul), 19:616–19:618

Elements of Botany (B. S. Barton), 1:35, 1:581, 7:626, 19:508

Elements of Chemistry (J. A. Chaptal), 1:307

Elements of Criticism (H. H. Kames), 1:576, 7:629, 16:381, 16:458, 19:507

The Elements of English Composition (D. Irving), 7:662

The Elements of Euclid (R. Simson), 1:576, 1:650, 7:250, 7:253n, 13:476, 14:102

Elements of General Knowledge (H. Kett), 19:506

The Elements of Greek Grammar, With Notes (R. Valpy), 17:218, 17:250, 17:250n

Elements of Mineralogy (R. Kirwan), 2:375, 2:377n

The Elements of Natural or Experimental Philosophy (T. Cavallo; ed. F. X. Brosius), 16:381, 17:494, 18:303, 20:444, 20:445n, 20:469–20:470

Elements of the Greek Language … Being a Translation of Dr. Moor’s Celebrated Greek Grammar (eds. S. Blatchford and G. Ewing), 8:660, 9:464, 9:464n, 9:538, 9:639

Elements of the Jewish Faith, translated from the Hebrew (S. J. Cohen), 12:414–12:415

Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind (D. Stewart), 1:576, 7:627, 8:118, 8:472, 8:672, 8:673n, 9:543, 15:410, 17:246, 19:505

elephantopus (plant), 16:200

elephants

compared to mammoths, 2:508–2:509, 5:94, 5:572, 10:398, 10:399, 12:86, 12:150
and extinction, 2:510

Elgin Botanic Garden (New York City), 9:369–9:370, 10:239–10:240, 10:240n, 10:287, 12:477, 12:481, 17:79

Elias (prophet)

and Carmelites, 7:220

Eliason, John

identified, 5:484n
introduced by J. Mason, 6:92
letters from, 6:123
letters to, 6:149–6:150
and Shadwell mills, 5:483–5:484, 5:499, 5:530, 5:570–5:571, 6:91, 6:118, 6:123, 6:149–6:150, 6:166

Elijah (Hebrew prophet), 18:533

Eliot, Charles

and F. A. Van der Kemp’s writings, 9:596

Elisha (Hebrew prophet), 18:533, 20:536, 20:545n

Eliza (TJ’s slave; b. 1805)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 12:303
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:718

Eliza (brig), 20:491

Eliza Ann (ship), 16:344n, 16:384n

Eliza Ann (sloop), 8:79

Elizabeth I, queen of England

W. Camden’s biography of, 7:629, 7:631n
reign of, 1:382, 7:377, 12:581n, 13:317

Elizabeth (brig), 15:341n, 15:476, 15:547

Elizabeth Wilson (ship), 4:325

Eliza Reilly (brig), 11:653, 11:654, 12:205

elk, 7:84, 7:86n, 8:238, 10:398, 13:60, 13:62, 13:63, 13:63n, 13:95, 19:302, 20:398

Elk Hill (TJ’s Goochland Co. estate), 1:305n, 1:615n, 2:84, 10:575, 10:575n

Elkins, Jeremiah

and American state papers, 19:391, 19:392n
identified, 19:391–19:392n
letter from, 19:391–19:392

Elk Island, 1:305n, 2:84, 2:397, 2:397, 2:397, 2:407, 2:424, 2:447, 3:44, 3:85, 11:502

Elkison, Henry

arrest of, 20:94n

Ellen (E. Bacon’s slave), 16:152

Ellen (TJ’s slave; b. 1808)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 12:303
on smallpox vaccination list, 9:718

Ellen (TJ’s slave; b. 1809). See Hern, Ellen (TJ’s slave; b. 1809)

Ellen (TJ’s slave; b. 1814)

on Poplar Forest slave lists, 8:62, 8:255

Ellenborough, Lord. See Law, Edward, 1st Earl of Ellenborough

Ἑλληνικῶν παθημάτων θεραπευτική (Theodoret), 11:452

Ellery, Christopher

identified, 15:413n
letter from, 15:412–15:413
letter to, 15:440
seeks appointment, 15:412–15:413, 15:440, 15:441
TJ praises, 15:441

Ellery, William

death of, 15:412, 15:439
as member of Confederation Congress, 17:333

Ellicott, Andrew (1733–1809), 3:501n

Ellicott, Andrew (1754–1820)

astronomical observations of, 4:651, 4:656, 5:100–5:101, 6:422
and B. Banneker, 1:588
greetings sent to, 1:453n
and gypsum, 3:437
identified, 5:101n
and instruction of M. Lewis, 19:197, 19:201n
and latitude of U.S. Capitol, 1:357
letters from, 5:100–5:101
letters to, 5:165–5:166
memorandum to, from J. Girault, 18:295, 18:295, 18:296–18:298, 18:312
as surveyor, 5:100–5:101, 5:165–5:166, 18:297n, 18:312, 18:312n
TJ offers appointment to, 5:101n
and W. Fla. border, 18:296–18:297

Ellicott, Elias, 1:590n

Ellicott, George, 1:590n

Ellicott, Jonathan

and O. Evans’s patent machinery, 6:453, 6:454, 6:455–6:457, 6:514
identified, 6:457n
letter from to T. Worthington, 6:455–6:458

Ellicott, Nathaniel

identified, 3:501n
letters from, 3:509–3:510, 6:651
letters to, 3:500–3:501
and proposed Va. road, 6:651, 6:651n, 6:651n
TJ seeks milling advice from, 3:500–3:501, 3:509–3:510

Elliot, Samuel, 1:535

Elliot, William

printer, 9:80n

Elliott, Benjamin

identified, 8:315–8:316n
letter from, 8:315–8:316
An Oration, delivered in St. Philip’s Church, before the inhabitants of Charleston, South-Carolina; on Friday, the Fourth of July, 1817, in commemoration of American Independence, 11:528, 11:529n, 11:582
Oration on the Inauguration of the Federal Constitution, 6:88–6:89, 6:89n, 6:124–6:125
and Seventy-Six Association, 8:315

Elliott, Charles

identified, 6:90n
letters from, 6:88–6:90
letters to, 6:124–6:125
and Seventy-Six Association, 6:88–6:90, 6:124–6:125

Elliott, Jesse Duncan

War of 1812 service of, 7:530

Elliott, Robert

identified, 3:431n
letters from, 3:431
letters to, 3:456–3:457
obtains subscription from TJ, 3:431, 3:456–3:457

Elliott, Stephen

as botanist, 10:287, 16:148, 16:568
as reference for C. S. Rafinesque, 17:89, 17:90
and South Carolina College, 16:106, 16:148, 16:148, 16:187, 16:374, 16:381, 16:443, 16:552, 16:552n, 16:553, 16:554

Elliott, Thomas Odingsell

An Oration, delivered in St. Philip’s Church, Charleston, South-Carolina, on the Fourth of July, 1821; before the ’76 Association, 17:448, 17:449n, 17:449n, 17:479

Ellis, Charles

travels of, 11:305

Ellis, Richard S.

and Central College subscription, 11:331

Ellis, William (1730–1801)

translates A Treatise on Government. Translated from the Greek of Aristotle (Aristotle), 10:349, 10:349n

Ellis, William (brewer)

The London and Country Brewer, 6:507

Ellis & Allan (Richmond firm)

goods sent to, 13:361

Ellsworth, Oliver

as legal authority, 11:369
as Supreme Court justice, 18:467

elm, 4:532

elm, witch, 1:192n

elocution

study of, 7:659–7:660

Éloge historique de François Péron (Alard), 5:463, 5:464n, 6:489, 6:509, 7:50, 7:50n

Elogio d’Amerigo Vespucci (S. Canovai), 7:444, 7:522, 7:523n, 7:564, 7:613, 7:613n, 10:182

Elogio del Dr. D. Eusebio Valli (T. Romay y Chacón), 11:377, 11:377n, 11:377–11:378n, 11:428

Eloisa (J. J. Rousseau), 7:665

Elrington, Thomas, 14:551n

Elsner, Mr., 10:505

Elstob, Elizabeth

translates An English-Saxon Homily on the Birth-Day of St. Gregory (Ælfric of Eynsham), 16:364, 17:196

Elton, Sir Charles Abraham

translation of Hesiod by, 17:536

Elwyn, Elizabeth Langdon (John Langdon’s daughter; Thomas Elwyn’s wife)

family of, 20:631
visits Washington, D.C., 20:631

Ely, Aaron

identified, 14:27–14:28n
letter from, 14:27–14:28
and Society of Teachers of the City of New-York for Benevolent and Literary Purposes, 14:27
urges TJ to read the Bible, 14:27

Ely, Ezra Stiles

Conversations on the Science of the Human Mind, 14:432–14:433, 14:470–14:471
identified, 14:433n
letter from, 14:432–14:433
letter to, 14:470–14:471
writings of, 6:302

Ely, William

and A. Burr conspiracy, 7:236

Elzevir, Daniel

as publisher of classical works, 12:576, 13:293, 15:258

Elzey, Dr. See Elzey, Arnold

Elzey, Arnold

purchases chariot from TJ, 1:41
treats J. Madison, 6:241, 6:242

Embargo Act (1807)

American vessels seized under, 1:373
criticism of, 13:568
effects of, 4:14, 4:622, 7:580–7:581
A. Gallatin on, 3:68
G. Gilpin on, 1:418
G. Granger on, 3:128
and J. Henry’s mission, 4:542
T. Lehré on, 5:284, 5:681
J. Madison on, 3:638–3:639
mentioned, 2:569, 6:376n, 8:5, 18:620
and merchants, 2:343, 2:444n, 12:553–12:554, 12:555n
M. Nack on, 3:345–3:346
W. C. Nicholas on, 2:194
opposition to, 1:86n, 1:138n, 10:332–10:333
W. Pinkney on, 2:69, 2:70n
repeal of, 2:421, 2:533, 2:534n, 2:537, 2:538, 7:530
Republican resolutions on, 3:229, 3:232n
C. A. Rodney on, 2:189–2:190
support for, 1:94n, 1:95, 1:100n, 1:532, 3:345–3:346, 3:502, 6:219n, 6:462, 19:563
TJ accused of smuggling during, 1:426
TJ on, 1:19–1:20, 1:21n, 1:39, 1:85–1:86, 1:99–1:100, 2:491, 2:506, 2:506n, 2:533–2:534, 2:537–2:538, 3:502, 7:12, 9:437–9:438
works on, 1:37, 1:38n, 3:522n

Embargo Act (1812)

effects of, 4:548, 4:593–4:594, 4:612, 4:622–4:623, 4:664, 11:284
passage of, 4:586–4:588

Embargo Act (1813)

passage of, 7:78, 8:533–8:534n
repeal of, 7:290, 7:291n, 7:300, 7:307
TJ on, 7:78, 7:88–7:89, 7:92, 7:212, 8:532–8:533, 9:313, 11:284
TJ’s alleged opinion on, 7:299, 7:299n, 7:311–7:312
and TJ’s flour, 7:69, 7:70n, 7:167, 7:300, 7:307
western reaction to, 7:345

Emeline (brig), 19:654

Emerigon, Balthazard Marie

in law curriculum, 7:688

Emerson, William

The Doctrine of fluxions, 1:576
The Principles of Mechanics, 20:583

Emilius (J. J. Rousseau), 7:665

Emlen, Samuel

and antislavery, 15:178

Emlyn, Thomas

Unitarian minister, 6:302

Emma Matilda (ship), 15:186n, 15:186, 15:187n, 15:413

Emmet, Robert, 20:437n

Emmet, Thomas Addis

as attorney, 16:484n, 16:489, 16:609
identified, 9:56n
introduces J. F. Dumoulin, 9:55–9:56, 9:125
letters from, 9:55–9:57, 20:562–20:563
mentioned, 10:102, 10:334, 20:437n
reference for R. Reynolds, 14:550, 14:594, 20:562
TJ meets, 9:55, 9:56n

Emmitsburg, Md.

female academy at, 20:596

Emmons, Hernan

robs bank, 15:278n

Emmons, Richard

Battle of the Thames; being the Seventeenth Canto of an Epic Poem, entitled The Fredoniad, 19:234, 19:235n
identified, 19:235n
letter from, 19:234–19:235
as poet, 19:234–19:235

Emory, Robert

chairs meeting of Queen Annes Co. Republicans, 1:62–1:63
identified, 1:63n
letters from, 1:62–1:63

The Emperor Marcus Antoninus (J. Collier), 1:576

Emporium of Arts & Sciences

bound for TJ, 13:368, 13:449, 14:166
mentioned, 3:51n, 6:559, 6:559, 6:599, 7:128, 7:258, 7:386, 7:386n, 7:406, 7:607, 8:160, 8:161n, 8:249
publication ceases, 7:679, 8:13
TJ references, 12:156, 12:157n
TJ subscribes to, 4:663, 4:685, 5:18, 5:19n, 5:100, 12:655, 13:43, 13:60, 13:60n, 13:72

Emulous, HMS, 4:133

The Enchanted Throne, An Indian Story translated from the Persian Language (D. Lescallier), 11:351, 11:351n, 11:441

Enchiridion (Epictetus)

Enchiridion Unà cum Cebetis Thebani Tabula , 14:193, 14:265, 14:286
Ἐπικτήτου Ἐγχειρίδιον. Manuale di Epitteto (trans. “E. Pilenejo” [G. M. Pagnini]), 13:394, 13:413, 13:428, 13:474, 13:474, 13:494, 13:561, 14:215
study of, 7:661

Encyclopædia (T. Dobson), 1:577, 1:582, 4:365, 4:366n, 10:195

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 4:366n, 8:244, 8:420, 11:271–11:272, 11:273n, 12:312

Encyclopédie (J. d’Alembert and D. Diderot), 6:381, 6:408, 8:580–8:581, 8:581n, 14:82–14:83, 15:589, 15:589n

Encyclopédie Méthodique, 4:228, 7:616, 7:617n, 9:317n, 12:156, 12:157n, 12:420, 12:430

Encyclopédie Méthodique: Botanique (Lamarck and Poiret), 17:546, 17:546–17:547n

Encyclopédie Méthodique: Jurisprudence (Lerasle), 3:130, 3:174n, 3:175n, 3:546

Endecott, John , 5:510

endive, 5:550–5:551, 8:305

Endymion, HMS (frigate), 8:264, 8:267n

Enfield, William

The History of Philosophy, 1:576, 6:439, 6:548, 6:548–6:549, 6:549, 6:551n, 7:148, 7:627, 9:60, 10:580, 10:642–10:643, 11:30, 11:31, 11:283, 16:190n, 16:190n, 16:197n, 19:505
Institutes of Natural Philosophy, Theoretical and Practical, 11:30, 11:30n

Engano, Cape, 1:447

Engelbrecht, Jacob

collects autographs, 20:505, 20:505n, 20:529–20:530, 20:530n
identified, 20:505n
letter from, 20:505
letter to, 20:529–20:530

Englefield, Sir Henry Charles, 14:313

English, David

bank cashier, 10:568

English, George Bethune

The Grounds of Christianity Examined, by Comparing the New Testament with the Old, 7:435n, 12:414–12:415, 13:476
A Letter to The Reverend Mr. Cary, containing Remarks Upon His Review of the Grounds of Christianity Examined, by Comparing the New Testament with the Old , 7:435n
A Narrative of the Expedition to Dongola and Sennaar, under the command of his Excellence Ismael Pasha, 19:439, 19:440n
and writings on religious freedom, 7:436n

English Botany; or, Coloured Figures of British Plants (J. E. Smith and J. Sowerby), 10:287, 10:288n

The English Constitution Produced and Illustrated (J. Cartwright), 20:532–20:533, 20:533n, 20:534, 20:544–20:545n, 20:546

English Grammar, Adapted to the Different Classes of Learners (L. Murray), 6:41, 6:41–6:42n, 16:73, 16:73n

The English Historical Library (W. Nicolson), 16:364

English language

Anglo-Saxon (Old English), 6:404–6:405, 6:414, 10:358, 10:358, 10:465, 14:251, 16:193–16:194, 16:363–16:364, 16:571, 17:196–17:197, 17:411, 17:419, 17:563, 18:276, 20:458
applicants to teach at University of Virginia, 18:68
books on grammar of, 6:40–6:41, 6:41–6:42n, 6:402, 7:320, 7:320n, 12:534, 14:458, 14:504, 15:69n, 15:171–15:172, 16:73, 16:73n, 18:15, 18:76, 18:390
dialects of, 13:612, 16:534, 18:356
dictionaries, 6:387, 8:514, 8:581, 8:628, 8:672, 8:672, 10:491–10:492n, 12:534, 14:193, 14:265, 14:286, 16:5, 16:194, 18:256, 18:280, 18:329, 18:471, 18:619
and etymology, 16:72
evolution of, 6:402–6:406
grammar of, 16:72–16:73, 20:279
improvement of, 15:419–15:422, 16:533–16:539, 16:539, 16:571
new words in, 8:203, 8:203n, 9:632–9:633
orthography of, 6:355, 6:355n, 6:413–6:415, 6:415n, 12:173, 12:236, 16:533
phonology of, 12:173, 12:236
and spelling of Indian words, 16:109–16:110
study of, 14:251, 16:72, 16:125, 16:193–16:194, 18:161
TJ on study of, 4:162–4:163, 6:402–6:406, 11:252

An English Padlock (M. Prior), 7:480, 7:481n

English Phonology; or, An Essay Towards an Analysis and Description of the Component Sounds of the English Language (P. S. Du Ponceau), 12:173, 12:236

An English-Saxon Homily on the Birth-Day of St. Gregory (Ælfric of Eynsham; trans. E. Elstob), 16:364, 17:196

Enniscorthy (I. A. Coles’s Albemarle Co. estate), 1:53n, 2:39, 2:127, 3:290, 3:645

Enoch (Old Testament patriarch)

and biblical apocrypha, 7:77, 7:78n, 7:218, 7:219

Enquirer (Richmond newspaper). See Richmond Enquirer (newspaper)

An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice (W. Godwin), 7:195

An Enquiry concerning the Intellectual and Moral Faculties, and Literature of Negroes (H. Grégoire), 4:19, 4:19–4:20n

An Enquiry respecting the Capture of Washington by the British, on the 24th August, 1814 (J. Armstrong), 9:710, 9:710n

An Enquiry into the Truth of the Tradition, concerning the Discovery of America, By Prince Madog ab Owen Gwynedd, about the year, 1170 (J. Williams), 17:127, 17:128n, 17:128n

Ensor, George

Defects of the English Laws and Tribunals, 10:557n, 10:564–10:565, 10:625
On National Government, 10:556–10:557, 10:557n, 10:564–10:565, 10:625

Enterprise (steamboat), 9:89, 9:89n

Enterprise, USS (brig), 6:509, 6:510n, 6:526

Enterprise, USS (schooner), 20:579

Enterprize (ship), 4:550, 4:554n

entomology

in Europe , 9:84

Entretiens sur la Pluralité des Mondes (Fontenelle), 1:581

Enville, Louis Alexandre de La Rochefoucauld, duc d’, 15:150n

Enville, Louise Elisabeth de La Rochefoucauld, duchesse d’, 14:30, 15:149, 15:150n

Epaminondas (Theban general and statesman), 20:317, 20:318n

Ἔπεα Πτερόεντα. or, the Diversions of Purley (J. H. Tooke), 13:223n

Epernon, Jean Louis de Nogaret de La Valette, duc d’

in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:504

Epicteti Stoici Philosophi Enchiridion: Unà cum Cebetis Thebani Tabula. Quibus adjiciuntur hac Editione Simplicii Commentarius in Enchiridion Epicteti. Item Arriani Commentariorum de Epicteti Disputationibus, Lib. IV (Epictetus, Cebes, Simplicius, and Arrian; ed. H. Wolf), 14:510, 18:279

Epictetus (Greek philosopher)

Enchiridion, 7:661, 14:193, 14:265, 14:286
Epicteti Stoici Philosophi Enchiridion: Unà cum Cebetis Thebani Tabula. Quibus adjiciuntur hac Editione Simplicii Commentarius in Enchiridion Epicteti. Item Arriani Commentariorum de Epicteti Disputationibus, Lib. IV (ed. H. Wolf), 14:510, 18:279
Ἐπικτήτου Ἐγχειρίδιον. Manuale di Epitteto (trans. “E. Pilenejo” [G. M. Pagnini]), 13:394, 13:413, 13:428, 13:428n, 13:474, 13:494, 13:561, 14:215
mentioned, 6:299, 7:447
Stoici Philosophi Encheiridion item (trans. E. Carter), 1:576, 15:43, 15:65, 15:159, 16:115, 19:505
TJ on, 15:163, 15:164
works of, 14:257, 14:551, 15:391n
writings on, 6:317

Epicurus (Greek philosopher)

doctrines of, 9:341, 13:258, 13:267n, 15:165–15:166, 15:166n, 15:337, 15:338n
mentioned, 6:299
La Morale d’Epicure, Tirée de ses Propres Écrits (C. Batteux), 15:26
W. Short on, 15:149, 15:252–15:253
TJ on, 15:163–15:164

Epidemiologia Española ó Historia Cronológica de las Pestes, Contagios, Epidemias y Epizootias (J. Villalba), 10:129, 10:146n

Epigrammata (Martial)

quoted, 10:59, 10:60–10:61n
TJ references, 9:341, 9:342n

Ἐπικτήτου Ἐγχειρίδιον. Manuale di Epitteto (Epictetus; trans. “E. Pilenejo” [G. M. Pagnini]), 13:394, 13:413, 13:428, 13:428n, 13:474, 13:494, 13:561, 14:215

Episcopalians

beliefs of, 13:481, 13:482n
in Charlottesville, 19:126, 20:525–20:527, 20:551n
and Congregationalism, 19:360
convention of Va. diocese, 18:368, 18:376–18:377, 18:396, 19:590, 20:5, 20:5n
and education, 13:452, 14:103, 17:395, 18:368, 18:370, 18:371, 19:582, 20:4
D. Hume on, 20:88n
mentioned, 10:587, 18:656, 18:658, 18:659, 18:660, 19:80
and missionary work, 16:15
in Pa., 19:79
TJ as parishioner, 20:90
TJ subscribes for minister, 13:476n
in Va., 9:380, 9:382, 13:341, 15:466

epistemology

works on, 20:318, 20:319n

Epistles (Horace), 14:257, 14:551, 14:615, 14:616n, 19:444n

Epistolarum ad Quintum Fratrem Libri Tres, et ad Brutum Liber Unus (Cicero), 16:56, 16:58

Epitome of Military Science (Vegetius), 7:529, 7:532n

An Epitome of Scripture Doctrine, comprised in A Catechism, for the Use of Children (T. Whittemore), 18:439, 18:440n

Epodes (Horace), 14:551

Eppes, Archibald

and fish for TJ, 15:378, 15:378–15:379

Eppes, Elizabeth Wayles (TJ’s sister-in-law; John Wayles Eppes’s mother)

death of, 2:468, 2:469n, 4:35, 5:162n, 5:359+
and F. Eppes, 2:126, 2:129, 2:153, 2:206, 12:141n
health of, 1:337, 1:338n
identified, 2:130n
letters from, 2:206
letters from accounted for, 2:130n
letters to, 2:129–2:130
TJ sends greetings to, 1:363, 2:341, 2:378
and J. Wayles’s estate, 19:203, 19:204n

Eppes, Francis (TJ’s brother-in-law)

acquires land through marriage, 6:130
death of, 4:35, 5:162n, 5:359+
and Eppington, 11:200, 12:141n
and fish, 15:378
and Gilliam v. Fleming, 2:674
manages TJ’s business affairs, 6:535n
and TJ’s account with W. Welch, 2:497, 2:513–2:514, 2:514
as J. Wayles’s executor, 1:339n, 2:141, 2:142n, 2:369, 2:370, 2:540, 7:99, 7:99n, 7:174, 7:175, 9:647, 10:110, 15:250, 15:260, 17:184

Eppes, Francis Wayles (TJ’s grandson)

and Bedford Co. land, 19:156
and books for TJ, 16:5
and Central College–University of Virginia, 12:7, 12:281, 12:435, 12:435–12:436, 12:463, 12:529, 13:175, 13:278, 13:321, 13:428–13:429, 13:483, 16:65, 16:458, 17:104, 17:246, 17:494
clothing for, 2:129, 2:206, 13:321, 14:525, 14:526n, 16:554
conveys dog to TJ, 2:378
delivers letters, 10:600, 10:673n, 17:547
education of, in Charlottesville, 14:210, 14:280, 14:280–14:281, 14:294, 14:525–14:526, 15:141, 15:142n, 15:378, 15:379n, 16:65, 16:65, 16:90, 16:187, 17:560
education of, in Lynchburg, 6:64, 6:65, 6:130–6:131, 6:531, 7:483, 8:68, 8:99, 8:512–8:513, 8:585, 9:607–9:608, 9:712–9:713, 9:714n, 10:672, 13:17
education of, at Monticello, 2:58, 2:92, 2:103, 2:129, 2:206, 2:341, 2:378, 3:327–3:328, 3:501, 7:647, 8:68, 8:512–8:513, 8:513–8:514, 8:585, 9:147, 9:250–9:251, 10:672, 10:672, 11:233, 11:261, 13:18, 17:560
education of, at New London Academy, 10:59n, 10:72–10:73, 10:183–10:184, 10:356n, 12:435, 12:436, 12:465, 12:529, 12:591, 12:612, 13:175, 13:292, 13:321, 13:458, 13:483
education of, in Richmond, 10:664, 10:672, 11:18–11:19, 11:49, 11:50, 11:59, 11:59n, 11:112–11:113, 11:175, 11:233–11:234, 11:261, 11:292, 11:396
education of, at South Carolina College, 16:65–16:66, 16:77–16:78, 16:90, 16:148–16:149, 16:187–16:188, 16:211, 16:215–16:216, 16:222, 16:232, 16:281, 16:328, 16:329–16:330, 16:333, 16:349, 16:365, 16:374, 16:381–16:382, 16:457–16:458, 16:553, 16:554, 17:34, 17:36, 17:101, 17:101n, 17:104, 17:230, 17:230n, 17:237, 17:246, 17:493–17:494, 17:547–17:548, 17:560, 17:590, 18:21, 18:227, 18:229, 18:302–18:303
education of, in Staunton, 14:183–14:184, 14:188, 14:210, 14:210, 14:280, 14:281
education of, in and around Washington, D.C., 12:7, 12:52, 12:252, 12:281–12:282, 12:435, 12:435, 12:463, 12:464–12:465, 12:590–12:591
education of, TJ on, 5:102, 5:171–5:172, 6:73, 7:483, 7:647, 8:512–8:513, 8:513–8:514, 9:607–9:608, 9:712–9:713, 10:72–10:73, 10:183, 11:14, 11:303, 11:409, 11:596, 13:278, 13:537
education of, with Baker family, 13:321, 13:428–13:429, 13:483, 14:294
family of, 1:488n, 16:150, 16:458, 17:100n
and fish for TJ, 15:378
health of, 6:131, 7:647, 10:389, 11:233, 13:428, 16:150
identified, 4:115n
inheritance of, 20:250, 20:251–20:252
leaves South Carolina College, 18:302–18:303
and legal education, 17:494, 18:303, 18:334–18:335, 18:381, 18:446, 18:463, 18:473, 18:475, 18:475, 18:488, 18:488–18:489, 19:115, 19:116, 19:116n, 20:314
letters from, 4:115–4:116, 6:65, 8:99–8:100, 12:281–12:282, 12:463–12:464, 13:175, 13:428–13:429, 15:308–15:309, 16:381–16:382, 18:302–18:303, 18:381–18:382, 19:114–19:116
letters from accounted for, 3:195n, 4:132n, 6:648n, 7:648n, 11:597n, 13:537n, 14:526n, 16:330n, 16:554n, 17:105n, 17:247n, 17:591n, 18:230n, 18:303n, 18:335n
letters to, 4:131–4:132, 6:451, 6:648, 7:647, 8:68–8:69, 10:72–10:73, 12:435, 13:278, 13:537, 16:275, 16:329–16:330, 16:457–16:459, 16:553–16:554, 17:104–17:105, 17:246–17:247, 17:590–17:591, 18:334–18:335, 18:463, 19:550–19:551
marriage of, 18:475, 18:476n, 18:488–18:489, 18:572, 19:116n, 19:204n
mentioned, 3:513, 13:279, 18:165
at Monticello, 3:195, 3:204, 3:244, 3:255, 3:282, 3:317, 7:647, 9:147, 11:14, 12:7, 15:48n, 15:500n, 16:150
and music owned by M. J. Eppes, 16:264
and Pantops, 5:102–5:103, 5:325–5:326, 6:71–6:73, 6:129, 7:482–7:483, 20:251
and plants for TJ, 15:308
and Poplar Forest, 6:71–6:73, 7:400, 7:482–7:483, 10:183, 10:184n, 11:596, 11:624n, 16:67, 18:22, 18:572–18:573, 19:115, 19:116n, 19:204, 19:550–19:551, 19:551
and Poplar Forest slaves, 19:332, 19:333n
M. J. Randolph on, 19:116n
relationship with J. W. Baker, 15:377
relationship with father, 2:68, 2:92, 2:126, 2:129, 2:130, 2:153, 2:206, 2:325, 2:368, 3:195, 3:255–3:256, 3:282, 3:458, 4:131, 7:647, 7:648, 8:99, 8:100n, 8:585, 9:607–9:608, 9:712–9:713, 10:664, 11:14, 12:281–12:282, 12:463, 12:464, 12:464–12:465, 12:590–12:591, 13:17, 15:308, 16:22, 16:23, 16:23, 16:24, 16:333, 16:554, 18:446, 18:488–18:489, 19:115, 20:251–20:252
returns to Eppington, 3:290, 3:458, 3:473, 3:474, 3:501, 3:502
room and board payment for, 15:270, 15:280
and route to Mill Brook, 16:211
and Russian thistle (saltwort) for T. Cooper, 16:334
and student misbehavior at South Carolina College, 18:230n
as TJ’s amanuensis, 17:472n
TJ’s debt to, 19:494
and TJ’s estate, 18:272
TJ sends greetings to, 4:173, 5:172, 5:349, 6:88, 9:713
TJ’s relationship with, 1:336–1:337, 2:92, 2:126, 2:129, 2:341, 4:115, 4:131–4:132, 5:102–5:103, 5:171–5:172, 6:65, 6:71–6:73, 6:73, 6:225, 6:451, 6:451, 6:497–6:498, 6:531, 6:648, 6:649, 8:68, 8:99, 9:712–9:713, 10:59n, 10:72–10:73, 10:183, 10:355, 12:435, 12:435–12:436, 12:529–12:530, 12:612, 16:66, 16:67, 16:90, 16:91, 16:148–16:150, 16:275, 16:329–16:330, 16:553–16:554, 17:104, 17:246–17:247, 17:251, 17:590, 18:334–18:335, 19:114–19:116, 19:550–19:551, 19:551
witnesses document, 15:38, 19:312, 19:312n, 19:312n

Eppes, John Wayles (TJ’s son-in-law)

and batture controversy, 3:203–3:204, 3:244, 3:254–3:255, 3:256, 3:290, 3:317
and W. Bentley, 2:169–2:170n, 2:184, 2:185n, 3:155
on British threat to Washington, 6:312–6:313
and Central College, 11:303, 12:7, 12:8, 12:463, 12:529, 12:540, 13:17–13:18
and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:327n, 11:331, 11:590–11:591, 11:596, 12:7, 12:98–12:99, 12:464, 13:17–13:18, 13:321–13:322, 13:322n, 15:97
challenges J. Randolph to duel, 3:425, 3:425n
and Committee on Foreign Relations, 3:275n
copies J. Madison’s notes from Constitutional Convention, 2:542n, 17:377n
Cumberland Co. plantation of, 19:115
death of, 20:134n, 20:148, 20:251
and J. Delaplaine’s Repository, 12:527
on destruction of Washington, 7:642
election of, 6:73, 6:80, 6:80n, 6:112
estate of, 20:250, 20:251–20:252
family of, 10:672, 11:409, 12:7, 12:141n, 16:149, 16:150, 16:264n, 17:608, 17:609n, 20:251
finances of, 18:302, 18:302–18:303, 18:381
and fish for TJ, 15:378, 15:378–15:379
and R. Fitzhugh, 6:109, 6:139
on foreign affairs, 3:255
forwards letter to TJ, 16:324
on A. Gallatin’s nomination, 6:313
and Gilliam v. Fleming, 1:304, 1:305, 1:306, 1:307, 1:331, 1:339, 1:362, 1:365, 2:325, 2:369–2:370, 2:540, 3:44
and grapes, 18:22
gubernatorial prospects of, 8:47
and O. Hanbury’s executors, 3:195, 5:299n
and harpsichord for Poplar Forest, 15:308–15:309, 15:378, 16:67, 16:91, 16:365
health of, 2:68, 2:325, 2:378, 4:132, 7:648, 9:250, 10:183, 10:540, 10:600, 10:672, 10:673n, 11:292–11:293, 12:8, 12:590, 15:308, 15:378, 16:554, 18:21, 18:22, 18:180, 18:381, 18:381–18:382, 18:446, 18:572, 18:573, 19:115, 20:134n, 20:145–20:146
horses of, 16:91
identified, 1:337–1:338n
invitations to visit, 13:311n, 16:333, 18:382
and W. Lambert’s astronomical calculations, 2:54, 2:55n
letters from, 1:336–1:338, 2:68–2:70, 2:130–2:131, 2:169–2:170, 2:325, 3:195–3:196, 3:254–3:256, 3:256–3:257, 3:317, 3:473–3:474, 6:129–6:131, 6:311–6:313, 6:530–6:531, 7:642, 8:585, 9:250–9:251, 10:600, 10:672–10:673, 11:292–11:293, 12:7–12:8, 12:251–12:253, 12:464–12:466, 12:590–12:592, 13:321–13:322, 13:564, 14:299–14:300, 15:377–15:379, 16:22–16:24, 16:90–16:91, 16:210–16:211, 16:333–16:334, 17:547–17:549, 17:608–17:610, 18:21–18:23, 18:179–18:181, 18:488–18:489, 20:134
letters from accounted for, 1:338n, 2:378n, 3:244n, 4:115–4:116n, 4:173n, 5:172n, 5:349–5:350n, 6:73n, 6:355n, 8:585n, 9:714n, 11:15n, 11:597n, 12:138n, 13:18n, 14:211n, 14:526n, 16:365n, 16:365n, 16:554n
letters to, 1:362–1:363, 2:58–2:59, 2:91–2:93, 2:153–2:154, 2:184, 2:340–2:341, 2:378, 2:540–2:541, 3:203–3:205, 3:244, 3:281–3:282, 3:290, 3:327–3:328, 3:501–3:503, 3:513, 4:132–4:133, 4:172–4:173, 5:102–5:103, 5:171–5:172, 5:347–5:350, 6:71–6:73, 6:88, 6:220–6:226, 6:490–6:499, 6:578–6:594, 7:482–7:483, 7:648, 8:513–8:514, 9:607–9:609, 9:712–9:714, 10:183–10:184, 11:14–11:15, 11:174–11:175, 11:233–11:234, 11:302–11:303, 11:409, 11:590–11:592, 11:596–11:597, 12:137–12:138, 12:435–12:436, 12:529–12:530, 12:612, 13:17–13:18, 14:210–14:211, 14:525–14:526, 16:64–16:68, 16:148–16:150, 16:223, 16:349, 16:365, 16:554, 17:493–17:495, 17:560–17:562, 18:165–18:166, 18:446, 18:572–18:573, 20:145–20:146
letters to accounted for, 1:338n, 5:349–5:350n, 12:298n
library of, 13:429, 17:549, 17:561, 17:609, 18:166, 18:179, 18:181
and loan to TJ, 16:23–16:24, 16:66, 16:90–16:91, 16:149–16:150, 16:210, 16:223, 16:270, 16:274, 16:326, 16:327, 16:333, 16:341, 16:349, 16:350, 16:358, 16:365, 16:367, 18:166, 18:180, 18:446, 18:446, 18:488, 19:494, 20:134, 20:145
on luxury in U.S. government, 12:465–12:466
mentioned, 2:142n, 3:433
and national debt, 12:592
and W. C. Nicholas’s debts, 14:621, 18:417
and northern seminaries, 16:65, 16:90
opposes Anglo-American trade bill, 12:591–12:592, 12:592n
on party sentiment in Congress, 3:473, 3:502
and politics, 12:591, 17:548–17:549, 17:608–17:609
and Poplar Forest, 16:66–16:67, 16:68n, 19:116n
portraits of, 13:540, 13:540n
and proposed land exchange with TJ, 6:71–6:73, 6:129–6:130, 18:22, 18:165, 18:180
receives slaves from TJ, 1:156n
recommends W. J. Harris, 4:91n, 4:185
relationship with son, 2:68, 2:92, 2:126, 2:129, 2:130, 2:153, 2:206, 2:325, 2:368, 3:195, 3:255–3:256, 3:282, 3:458, 4:131, 6:71–6:73, 6:130–6:131, 6:531, 7:647, 8:68, 8:99, 8:100n, 8:512, 8:514, 8:585, 9:250–9:251, 9:607–9:608, 9:712–9:713, 10:664, 10:672, 11:14, 11:18–11:19, 11:49, 11:112–11:113, 11:175, 11:233–11:234, 11:261, 11:292, 11:596–11:597, 12:7, 12:52, 12:252, 12:281–12:282, 12:435, 12:435–12:436, 12:463, 12:464, 12:464–12:465, 12:529–12:530, 12:590–12:591, 12:612, 13:17, 13:321, 14:183, 14:184, 14:210–14:211, 14:280, 14:280, 14:294, 14:525–14:526, 15:308, 15:377, 15:378, 15:379n, 16:22, 16:23, 16:23, 16:24, 16:65–16:66, 16:90, 16:148–16:149, 16:187, 16:211, 16:222, 16:232, 16:333, 16:349, 16:365, 16:554, 17:493–17:494, 17:547–17:548, 17:560, 17:590, 18:21, 18:381, 18:446, 18:488–18:489, 18:572–18:573, 19:115, 20:251–20:252
relationship with TJ, 17:548, 17:560
on religion, 12:465
rents part of Lego, 2:279, 2:280n
reports convoy bill, 2:254n
and reports of George III’s death, 4:172–4:173
on routes to Monticello, 14:299
and sale of Pantops, 5:102–5:103, 5:171, 5:325, 5:347–5:348, 5:349–5:350n, 6:130, 7:482–7:483, 18:350n, 20:251, 20:252n
sends book manuscript to TJ, 6:355, 6:355n, 6:413
sends greetings, 10:672, 12:8, 12:252, 12:281, 12:463, 18:180–18:181
sends seeds to TJ, 14:299
and sheep, 2:252, 2:431–2:432
slaves of, 1:156n, 1:321, 1:321n, 10:600, 10:673, 11:14, 11:174, 11:292, 12:7, 16:90, 20:251, 20:251–20:252
sundial for, 11:174
TJ on, 2:340–2:341
TJ pays, 18:474
TJ plans visits to, 4:132, 10:516, 12:591, 16:210, 16:223, 16:254
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:625
TJ sends furniture to, 6:88
TJ sends greetings to, 18:335
and TJ’s health, 13:564, 13:564n
and TJ’s letters on finance, 6:220–6:225, 6:311, 6:490–6:497, 6:578–6:592, 6:594, 6:595–6:596, 6:600, 7:133, 7:144, 7:692, 8:29, 8:206
and TJ’s memorandum on U.S. Bank, 2:70, 2:70n, 2:92
and TJ’s newspapers, 1:457, 1:469
travels to N.C., 2:58, 2:68, 2:325, 2:340, 2:368, 2:378, 2:491
and University of Virginia, 14:210, 16:64–16:65, 16:67–16:68, 16:554
as U.S. senator, 12:138, 12:251–12:252, 13:429
as U.S. senatorial candidate, 8:47, 10:672, 10:673n, 11:14
urges TJ to write history, 17:307, 17:549, 17:561, 17:608–17:609, 18:180
on Virginians, 16:22–16:23
visits Monticello, 13:488, 14:299–14:300, 16:22
visits Poplar Forest, 11:596, 11:624n, 17:548
on War of 1812, 6:131, 6:531, 7:642
on wartime finance, 6:311–6:312
and J. Wayles’s papers, 5:287
and Ways and Means Committee, 2:59n, 6:220, 9:217
on W. Fla. controversy, 3:256, 3:281–3:282
will of, 20:251, 20:252n
and wine for TJ, 10:673, 11:50, 11:175, 11:238, 11:292, 11:300, 11:302, 13:126, 13:127n, 13:173, 19:115
witnesses document, 17:493n

Eppes, Maria (Mary) Jefferson (TJ’s daughter; John Wayles Eppes’s first wife)

acquaintances in France, 1:174, 1:175n
death of, 3:307, 4:xlvi, 4:389, 6:131n, 12:146, 12:147n, 16:264n, 20:251
education of, 12:406–12:407, 12:407n, 12:478, 12:480n, 12:532
and Eppington, 12:141n
family of, 11:252, 19:116n, 20:251
greetings sent to, 12:406
harpsichord of, 15:308–15:309, 16:264, 17:85n
illness of, 16:542
mentioned, 2:xliii, 6:451, 11:202, 17:337, 17:377n, 20:127n
music owned by, 16:264
receives slaves from TJ, 1:156n, 1:321n
travels to France, 1:450n, 17:345

Eppes, Martha Burke Jones (John Wayles Eppes’s second wife)

E. W. R. Coolidge on, 16:264n
and F. Eppes, 2:126, 2:129, 2:153, 8:68
and J. W. Eppes’s estate, 20:251, 20:252n
and harpsichord for Poplar Forest, 15:378, 16:264
identified, 2:127n
invited to visit TJ, 16:67
letter to, 2:126–2:127
mentioned, 1:338n, 11:624n, 12:7, 16:91
M. J. Randolph sends plants and seeds to, 9:608, 10:537
sends greetings, 10:600, 10:672, 12:281, 12:463, 18:180
sends plants to TJ, 11:292
TJ forwards letter to, 3:433, 3:433n, 3:458, 3:513
TJ sends greetings to, 2:341, 2:378, 4:173, 5:102, 5:172, 5:349, 6:88, 7:483, 8:68, 9:609, 9:713, 11:175, 11:303, 11:409, 11:596–11:597, 12:138, 13:537, 16:150, 16:365, 18:166, 18:335, 18:446, 18:573, 20:146
TJ sends plants to, 11:14, 11:174–11:175, 11:175, 18:166
visits N.C., 2:68
watch of, 12:137–12:138, 12:252, 13:527, 13:537
and wine for TJ, 11:50

Eppes, Mary (Polly). See Thweatt, Mary (Polly) Eppes (John Wayles Eppes’s sister; Richard Noble Thweatt’s wife)

Eppes, Mary Elizabeth Cleland Randolph (Francis Wayles Eppes’s wife; Thomas Eston Randolph’s daughter)

correspondence of, 11:628
identified, 11:632n
letter to, from C. J. Randolph, 11:631–11:632
marriage of, 1:488n, 18:475, 18:476n, 18:489, 19:116n, 19:204, 19:204n
TJ on, 18:572
TJ sends greetings to, 19:551
travels of, 11:624n, 11:631n, 19:612

Eppes, Richard

as a burgess, 8:621

Eppes, Richard (of Sussex Co.)

as Va. legislator, 18:83n

Eppington (Eppes’s Chesterfield Co. estate)

and F. Eppes, 2:325, 2:378, 3:290, 3:458, 3:473, 3:474, 3:501, 3:502
and J. W. Eppes, 3:195, 12:141n
family returns to, 2:68
James River at, 11:200
mill at, 15:498–15:499
proposed sale of, 12:141
TJ directs letter to, 2:340
TJ plans to visit, 1:363, 1:364, 1:365, 1:595
TJ visits, 1:626, 2:129, 2:130n, 12:141n, 17:372
J. Wayles’s papers at, 2:84–2:85, 2:141, 2:256, 5:90–5:91, 5:161–5:162, 5:162n, 5:210–5:211, 5:287, 5:287–5:288, 9:647, 10:110, 12:452, 12:487

eprouvette, 6:117

equatorial (astronomical instrument)

and calculation of longitude, 15:288, 19:197–19:198, 19:208, 19:209
owned by TJ, 4:237, 4:238n, 4:369, 19:201, 19:201n
and surveying, 9:680–9:681, 9:691–9:692, 19:198–19:199
TJ on use of, 19:197–19:198, 19:198–19:201

Erasmus, Desiderius

Colloquia, nunc emendatiora, 11:452
home of, 18:658
Novum Testamentum Græce et Latine, 8:235
quoted by J. Adams, 6:299, 6:300n
and Renaissance, 7:23, 7:147

Erastus, Thomas (Thomas Lüber)

mentioned, 6:302
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:502

Ercilla y Zúñiga, Alonso de

La Araucana, 17:138, 17:447

Erdbeschreibung und Geschichte von Amerika (C. D. Ebeling), 9:138n, 9:299

Erie, USS, 11:509, 11:534n

Erie Canal, 3:333, 3:459–3:460, 3:521, 3:597–3:598, 11:218–11:219, 11:219n, 11:259, 11:280–11:281, 11:339, 11:357–11:358, 11:358n, 11:360, 11:364–11:365, 11:376–11:377, 11:415, 11:434–11:435, 11:448, 12:23, 12:194, 15:492–15:493, 15:493n, 17:585–17:586, 17:587n, 19:171n, 19:224, 20:303

Eriugena, John Scotus

quoted by TJ, 12:443

Ernest, Mathew, 2:56, 2:58n

Ernesti, August Wilhelm

edits Ammiani Marcellini rerum gestarum libri qui supersunt (Ammianus Marcellinus), 17:138, 17:138n, 17:447

Ernesti, Johann August

edits C. Cornelii Taciti opera (Tacitus), 9:196, 9:455, 10:212, 10:531, 11:205, 11:296, 11:414, 11:414, 12:356, 14:511, 17:106
edits Clavis Ciceronis; sive indices rerum et verborum (Cicero), 12:313, 12:356, 12:356
edits Graecum Lexicon Manuale (B. Hederich), 9:276, 9:277n, 10:234, 12:153, 12:439, 13:429, 13:429n
edits Ὁμήρου ἅπαντα. h. e Homeri opera omnia (Homer), 10:234, 10:237n
edits M. Tullii Ciceronis Opera Omnia (Cicero), 12:355–12:356, 12:575

Las Eroticas, y Traduccion de Boecio (A. M. S. Boethius; E. M. de Villegas), 17:138, 17:445

Errard, Charles

Parallele de l’Architecture Antique avec la Moderne, 14:480+, 17:133

Erse language, 16:85n

Erskine, David M.

agreement with U.S., 1:271, 1:271n, 1:407, 1:409–1:410n, 1:438–1:439, 1:441, 1:504n, 1:518, 1:658, 2:35n, 2:69, 2:325, 2:358n, 3:463
conversation with A. Gallatin, 3:69, 3:70n, 3:600, 3:602, 3:626
dispatches for, 1:108, 1:113
instructions to, 1:170n, 1:284–1:285, 1:409, 1:418, 1:438–1:439, 2:540n
negotiates with R. Smith, 1:168, 1:170n, 1:409

Erskine, David Steuart, 11th Earl of Buchan. See Buchan, David Steuart Erskine, 11th Earl of

Erving, George William

appointed special minister to Denmark, 3:293, 3:459, 3:539
and A. Burr conspiracy, 3:128, 3:129n, 7:206, 7:235, 7:239
and Cádiz consulate, 1:87, 1:96, 1:113–1:114
carries letter, 2:477, 3:106, 9:620
diplomatic appointment, 7:67, 7:68n
on European affairs, 19:586–19:589
gives medals to TJ, 9:91n, 19:liv, 19:540–19:541, 19:541n, 19:586
identified, 2:32n
letters from, 2:246–2:248, 3:342–3:343, 18:622, 19:586–19:590
letters to, 2:31–2:32, 12:202, 18:639, 19:540–19:541
mentioned, 3:64, 3:330
and merino sheep, 2:3, 2:31–2:32, 2:246
as minister plenipotentiary to Spain, 9:388–9:389, 11:634, 12:512, 13:237, 13:587, 13:588n, 18:98, 18:100n, 19:589
retirement of, 19:588–19:589
sends wool specimens, 3:342–3:343, 3:343n
TJ introduces G. Ticknor to, 12:202, 12:203, 12:203, 13:236, 13:237
U.S. agent in London, 3:37–3:38, 4:21, 4:31–4:32, 4:32–4:33n
and visits to Monticello, 3:45–3:46, 3:342, 18:622, 18:639, 19:589–19:590
visits Montpellier (Madison family estate), 3:46

erysipelas, 9:583, 9:583n

Erythryna corolladendron (Erythrina corallodendrum). See coral tree

Esau (Old Testament figure), 16:620

Esclignac, Madame d’, 2:11

Escopiniche (Escopinichi), Marcus

identified, 14:151n
recommended to TJ, 14:150, 14:199, 14:438, 14:530

Escot, John, 3:476, 3:477n, 3:478n, 3:485

Escovar, Antonio Gonzales de, 2:480n

Esdrass. See Ezra (Hebrew scribe and priest)

Eskridge, William Scott

as chancery court clerk, 12:605, 14:400, 14:401n, 15:221–15:222n, 15:269n, 15:269n, 18:116n, 18:117n, 18:123n, 20:177n, 20:178n, 20:236n
and J. Oldham’s dispute with University of Virginia

Esopus Spitzenburg. See Spitzenburg apple

Espagne, Jean Louis Brigitte, comte d’, 1:372

Esperanza (brig), 10:133

Espinville, Charles, comte d’

as French consul at New York , 14:608
seeks West Point appointment for son, 4:375n, 4:376, 4:434, 5:405

Espoz y Mina, Francisco, 19:710, 19:711n

L’Esprit de la Fronde (J. B. Mailly), 7:664

L’Esprit de la Ligue (L. P. Anquetil), 7:664

Esprit de la méthode d’éducation de Pestalozzi (M. A. Jullien), 12:229

L’Esprit des Croisades (J. B. Mailly), 7:664

Esprit des Lois (Montesquieu), 3:xlvi, 3:6–3:7, 3:7n, 3:89n, 3:311, 3:334–3:335, 5:579n, 10:417, 10:417, 11:438n, 19:506

“Esquisse d’un Cours d’Histoire, ou d’un Plan de Lectures Historiques, rapporté spécialement à l’Influence des Femmes, considérée dans les différens siècles et chez les différentes nations” , 17:265, 17:267n

Esquisse d’un Essai sur la Philosophie des Sciences (M. A. Jullien), 14:51, 14:143

Esquisse d’un Tableau Historique des Progrès de l’Esprit Humain (Condorcet), 10:234

Esquisse et Vues Préliminaires d’un Ouvrage sur l’Éducation Comparée … et Séries de Questions sur l’Éducation (M. A. Jullien), 11:604, 11:604n, 12:17, 12:230, 13:153

Essai de Géologie (Faujas de Saint-Fond), 2:47–2:48, 2:49n, 13:147, 13:476

Essai Général d’Éducation physique, morale, et intellectuelle (M. A. Jullien), 1:674, 1:676n, 2:353, 2:405, 2:504, 2:532–2:533, 11:604n, 12:17, 12:229, 13:153, 13:153

Essai historique et critique (Paganel), 3:219–3:220, 3:562

Essai politique sur le royaume de la Nouvelle-Espagne (Humboldt), 1:24, 1:25n, 1:264, 1:267n, 1:267n, 3:107, 3:108n, 3:623n, 4:289, 4:352, 4:354n, 6:323, 6:326, 6:329, 7:29, 10:127, 10:128, 10:130, 10:145n

Essai Preliminaire, ou observations historiques, politiques, théoriques et critiques. Sur les monnoies (J. P. L. Beyerlé), 12:156, 12:157n

Essais de Montaigne (M. de Montaigne), 17:447, 17:448n, 18:619

Essais sur les isles fortunées et l’antique Atlantide (Bory de St. Vincent), 20:115n, 20:282

Essai sur la géographie des plantes (Humboldt), 1:265, 1:267n

Essai sur la Turquoise et sur la Calaite (G. Fischer), 13:118, 13:119n, 13:145

Essai sur la Vie, les Écrits et les Opinions de M. de Malesherbes (Boissy d’Anglas), 14:204, 16:484–16:485

Essai sur l’emploi du tems (M. A. Jullien), 2:504, 12:229

Essai sur les Mœurs et l’Esprit des Nations (Voltaire), 17:138, 17:445, 18:466, 20:115n, 20:282

Essai sur les Préjugés (Holbach), 15:26

Essai sur l’Histoire Génerale des Mathématiques (C. Bossut), 6:381, 7:626

Essai sur l’origine des connoissances humaines (Condillac), 5:277n

Essarts, Peter Poinsot des. See Poinsot, Peter

An Essay concerning Human Understanding (J. Locke), 1:576, 7:627, 10:658, 17:246, 19:505, 20:261

An Essay concerning Tussis Convulsiva, or, Whooping-Cough (B. Waterhouse), 19:359, 19:362n, 19:362n

An Essay on a Uniform Orthography for the Indian Languages of North America (J. Pickering), 16:262, 16:459, 18:198, 18:225

An Essay on Common Wealths (C. C. Blatchly), 19:36, 19:37n, 19:86–19:87

An Essay on Crimes & Punishments (C. B. Beccaria), 8:388, 8:672, 8:673n

An Essay on diseases incidental to Europeans in hot Climates (J. Lind), 3:38, 3:40n, 10:136, 10:147n

An Essay on Education (W. Barrow), 7:658, 7:666n

An Essay on Electricity … with corrections and additions, by William Jones (G. Adams), 8:685

An Essay on Government (R. F. A. Lee), 1:123–1:124, 3:116, 3:117n

Essay on Impost Duties and Prohibitions (J. A. Chaptal; trans. M. Carey), 19:591, 19:592n

An Essay on Longevity (J. Sinclair), 4:140, 4:142n

An Essay on Man (A. Pope; French translation by C. Le Brun), 18:96

An Essay on Man. In Epistles to a Friend. Epistle II (A. Pope), 17:171, 17:172n

An Essay on Man. In Epistles to a Friend. Epistle III (A. Pope), 9:432, 9:434n

An Essay on Man. In Epistles to a Friend. Epistle IV (A. Pope), 17:12, 17:14n, 19:614

An Essay on Naturalization & Allegiance (J. F. Dumoulin), 9:665–9:666, 9:666n, 10:20

An Essay on Ophthalmia, or Inflammation of the Eyes (E. Griffiths), 1:237n

An Essay on Salt (J. Van Rensselaer), 20:371, 20:372n

Essay on Sheep (R. R. Livingston), 1:667, 1:668n, 2:39, 2:83, 3:63, 3:64n, 4:637, 5:181, 5:182n, 11:165

An Essay on the Best Method of Teaching Foreign Languages (P. S. Chazotte), 12:259–12:260, 12:291–12:292

An Essay on the Demoniacs of the New Testament (H. Farmer), 7:77, 7:78n

An Essay on the First Principles of Government (J. Priestley), 7:628, 9:436

An Essay on the Geology of the Hudson River, and the adjacent regions: illustrated by A Geological Section of the Country (S. Akerly), 15:601n

An Essay on the History of the English Government and Constitution (J. Russell), 17:536, 17:537

Essay on the Necessity of Improving Our National Forces (W. T. W. Tone), 14:415–14:416, 14:491, 14:531, 14:584

An Essay on the Prevailing, or Yellow-Fever, of 1817 (Shecut), 12:253–12:254, 12:292–12:293

An Essay on the principle of population (T. R. Malthus), 1:35, 7:195, 7:628, 10:327, 10:331n, 12:622–12:623, 13:586, 13:586n, 19:359, 19:362n, 19:506

An essay on the probability of sensation in vegetables (J. P. Tupper), 5:276, 5:277n

An Essay on the Pronunciation of the Greek Language (J. Pickering), 14:31, 14:153, 14:155, 14:536–14:537, 14:629, 14:647n, 15:54, 15:55, 15:135

Essay on the Theory of the Earth (G. Cuvier; ed. R. Jameson; appendix by S. L. Mitchill), 12:444, 12:588, 12:589, 12:590, 19:508

Essays and Notes on Husbandry and Rural Affairs (J. B. Bordley), 1:581, 11:165

Essays on Banking (M. Carey), 19:592n

Essays on poetical and prosaic numbers, and elocution (J. Mason), 1:576, 7:629

Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man (T. Reid), 9:636, 9:637, 9:638n

Essays on the Lives and Writings of Fletcher of Saltoun and the poet Thomson: Biographical, Critical, and Political (D. S. E. Buchan), 2:172, 2:174n

“Essays on the Natural History and Origin of Peat” (R. Rennie) , 8:678, 8:679n, 9:75–9:76

Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste (A. Alison), 19:505

Essays on the Principles of Morality and Natural Religion (H. H. Kames), 1:576, 7:415, 7:416n, 7:627

Essays on various subjects of Taste, Morals, and National Policy (G. Tucker), 18:605

Essay sur l’histoire générale et sur les moeurs et l’esprit des nations (Voltaire), 12:534, 20:114

An Essay to promote Domestic Happiness (C. W. Peale), 4:531–4:532, 6:68–6:69, 6:70n

An Essay towards a general history of Feudal Property in Great Britain (J. Dalrymple), 2:51

An Essay Towards a New Theory of Vision (G. Berkeley), 9:637, 9:638n

Essay upon Projects (D. Defoe), 1:572

“Essenus.” See Jones, John (of London)

Essex, USS, 3:577, 3:638, 3:638, 4:17, 4:19, 4:36, 7:501, 7:502n

Essex County, Mass.

Federalist sentiment in, 4:83, 4:84n
TJ addresses Republicans of, 1:85–1:86

Essex Junto, 1:246–1:247, 1:298, 1:300n, 4:547, 4:628, 5:282n, 5:564, 5:640–5:641, 6:37, 6:96–6:97, 6:98, 7:359–7:360, 8:152, 8:407, 9:4, 9:5, 9:256, 9:457, 10:97, 14:466, 20:17

Essex Register (Salem, Mass., newspaper), 14:447, 14:450n, 14:523–14:524, 14:545–14:546, 14:546n, 14:563

Estes, Mr.

transports goods, 19:31

Estes, Coleman

and firewood, 5:427
witnesses land conveyance, 4:288, 5:624n

Estes, Triplett T.

and Albemarle Academy, 7:266, 7:267, 7:282, 7:283, 7:293, 7:335, 7:570, 9:93n, 9:361, 9:361n, 9:496–9:497, 9:498n
Charlottesville tavern keeper, 4:619, 4:619n, 5:193

Estes, William

and University of Virginia, 17:630, 19:57, 19:190, 20:196, 20:199, 20:219, 20:220, 20:220

Esther (TJ’s slave; b. 1795)

on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 12:303
and smallpox vaccination, 9:717

Estienne, Charles

Dictionarium Historicum, Geographicum Poeticum, 12:112, 17:73n
Maison Rustique, or the Countrie Farme, 2:82, 4:139, 4:142n

Estienne, Henri (Stepani; Stephani)

Bibliothecae Historicae Libri Quindecim de quadraginta, 6:382
Conciones et Orationes ex Historicis Latinis Excerptæ, 7:458, 7:458n
edits Διογένους Λαερτίου περὶ βίων, δογμάτων καὶ ἀποφθεγμάτων τῶν ἐν φιλοσοφίᾳ εὐδοκιμησάντων, βιβλία ιʹ. Diogenis Laertii de vitis, dogmatis & apophthegmatis eorum qui in philosophia claruerunt, libri X (Diogenes Laertius), 10:233
edits Διονυσίου Οἰκουμένης Περιήγησις, μετὰ τῶν Εὐσταθίου Ὑπομνημάτων. Dionysii Orbis Descriptio (Dionysius Periegetes), 10:234, 10:237n
edits Opera Omnia Graece et Latine (Dionysius of Halicarnassus), 9:109, 14:510, 15:26, 17:106
edits Θησαυρὸς τῆς Ἑλληνικῆς Γλώσσης. Thesaurus Graecae Linguae, 3:546, 13:342, 13:343n, 13:358, 13:494, 13:494, 13:525, 14:193, 16:224, 16:257
as grammarian, 19:407, 19:409n, 19:420, 19:420n
Lexicon Græco-Latinum, 14:193, 14:221, 14:240, 14:265, 14:266, 14:286
works of, 14:483

Estienne, Robert

Dictionarium, seu Latinæ linguæ Thesaurus, 17:535, 17:537n

Estko, Stanislaw

and T. Kosciuszko, 12:293, 12:294n, 14:324, 14:343, 14:427, 14:482, 15:210, 15:211n, 15:376, 15:377, 15:377n, 17:499, 17:501n

Eston (TJ’s slave; b. 1808). See Hemings, Eston (TJ’s enslaved son; b. 1808)

Estrées, Gabrielle d’

print of, 11:403

État des étoiles fixes au second siecle, par Claude Ptolemée, comparé a la position des mêmes étoiles en 1786 (Ptolemy; H. Montignot), 10:233

Les États-Unis et L’Angleterre (W. Lee), 8:150–8:151, 8:151n, 10:342, 10:489

The Ethereal Physician: or Medical Electricity Revived (T. Brown), 13:346–13:347, 13:347n, 13:378

Etheridge, Samuel

The Christian Orator; or, a collection of speeches, delivered on Public Occasions before religious Benevolent Societies, 12:507

ethics

books on, 7:627, 8:630, 8:630, 10:304, 10:349, 10:460, 10:550, 10:573, 10:580, 10:642–10:643, 10:657–10:658, 12:312, 12:313, 12:355, 12:356, 12:402–12:403, 20:26, 20:276, 20:329, 20:330n
bound pamphlets on, 8:630
collegiate education in, 13:195, 13:214, 13:403, 16:296n, 17:237, 17:238n, 17:310, 19:570, 20:458
study of, 7:480, 7:480, 7:638, 7:640, 7:641, 7:667, 7:686, 12:124, 16:78, 17:494, 17:494, 18:334, 19:165
TJ on study of, 4:162, 13:198, 13:217–13:218, 16:65, 16:642

Ἠθικὴ Ποίησις: Sive Gnomici Poetæ Græci (ed. R. F. P. Brunck), 6:279, 6:280n, 12:583, 13:295

Étienne, Denis Germain

pianist, 9:694–9:695, 9:696n

Eton College (England), 12:238

Études de la Nature (Saint-Pierre), 7:26, 7:27n

Eubank, Ambrose

as deputy sheriff, 12:29n

Eubanks, Thomas

and Central College subscription, 11:636

Euclid

in collegiate curriculum, 7:454, 7:659, 7:659, 16:329
and cosmology, 15:581, 15:581, 15:582, 15:582
Les Élémens de Géométrie d’Euclide (F. Peyrard), 11:295, 11:297, 11:338, 11:352, 11:395, 11:397
Elements, 7:662, 7:700, 9:394, 16:400n
The Elements of Euclid (R. Simson), 1:576, 1:650, 7:250, 7:253n, 13:476, 14:102
mentioned, 6:508, 12:177
namesake of, 16:125
TJ reads, 4:429, 6:302
writings of, 8:12, 10:460, 13:17, 13:441, 15:540, 18:650, 18:650, 18:651, 18:652, 18:652

eudiometer, 20:612, 20:638

L’Eugène (ship), 6:33

Eugenia (slave), 14:431n

Euler, Leonhard

Élémens d’Algèbre (trans. J. G. Garnier), 13:394, 13:413, 13:428, 13:474, 13:595–13:596, 13:608, 13:608, 15:160
as mathematician, 13:382, 13:382–13:383n, 20:469, 20:581

An Eulogium in commemoration of Doctor Caspar Wistar (W. Tilghman), 12:455, 12:456, 12:482, 12:556–12:557, 12:608

Eulogium on Marcus Aurelius (A. L. Thomas), 3:309, 3:310n

Eulogium Sacred to the Memory of the Illustrious George Washington (B. O. Tyler), 12:536, 12:536–12:537n, 13:21n

An Eulogy, illustrative of the life, and commemorative of the beneficence of the late Hon. James Bowdoin (W. Jenks), 5:597, 5:597n, 7:65

Eunice (brig), 14:334n

Euripides

authenticity of works of, 9:87
in collegiate curriculum, 7:659, 7:662
Dramata (ed. E. Zimmermann), 11:415
Αἱ τοῦ Εὐριπίδου τραγωδίαι σωζόμεναι. Euripidis Tragoediae quae supersunt (ed. S. Musgrave), 15:24, 15:26
Euripidis Tragoediae Fragmenta Epistolae (ed. J. Barnes), 14:510, 15:24, 17:106
Euripidis Tragœdiæ Viginti (ed. J. Barnes), 14:193
Hippolytus, 14:551, 19:407, 19:409n
Iphigenia at Aulis, 14:551
The Nineteen Tragedies and Fragments of Euripides (trans. M. Wodhull), 15:504, 15:594, 15:607
quoted, 20:381, 20:382n
Σχόλια τῶν πάνυ δοκίμων εἰς ἑπτὰ τραγῳδίας τοῦ Εὐριπίδου, συλλεγέντα ἐκ διαφόρων παλαιῶν βίβλων καὶ συναρμολογηθέντα παρὰ Ἀρσενίου ἀρχιεπισκόπου μονεμβασίας. Scholia In Septem Evripidis Tragœdias ex antiquis exemplaribus ab Arsenio archiepo monebasie collecta, & nunc primu in lucem edita (ed. A. Apostolios), 14:193, 14:265, 14:286
Les Tragédies d’Euripide (trans. P. Prévost), 11:179, 11:193, 12:153, 12:439, 13:596
The Tragedies of Euripides (trans. R. Potter), 15:490, 15:503–15:504, 15:594, 15:607, 16:25, 16:40, 17:444, 19:506
works of, 14:258, 16:275, 16:330, 17:536

Euripidis Tragoediae Fragmenta Epistolae (Euripides; ed. J. Barnes), 14:510, 17:106

Euripidis Tragœdiæ Viginti (Euripides; ed. J. Barnes), 14:193

Europe

and advancement of civilization, 19:303, 20:533
and African slave trade, 20:343n
allied powers of as threat to U.S., 9:89, 9:90–9:91, 19:334
attitudes toward U.S. in, 15:303, 19:305, 19:305
botanic gardens in, 12:254
commerce of, 17:406–17:407
commerical treaties with nations of, 8:372–8:373
climate of, 11:34, 14:185, 14:186n, 19:301–19:302
crop failures in, 10:597
emigrants from, 12:19–12:20
and encouragement of fine arts, 20:429, 20:455
intellectual freedom in, 9:85–9:87, 10:328, 16:631, 20:380
League of Armed Neutrality, 19:406, 19:408–19:409n
liberal constitutions for, 12:23, 12:451
liberty in, 12:621, 20:357, 20:424, 20:425, 20:535, 20:537
maps of, 8:77n
monarchies of, 7:385
prospect of war in, 20:17–20:18
public opinion in, 8:131, 8:138, 8:176–8:177, 13:586–13:587, 20:425
and recruitment of faculty for University of Virginia, 20:li, 20:142, 20:154, 20:243, 20:274, 20:298, 20:341, 20:363, 20:459–20:460
relations with U.S., 9:109–9:111, 13:586–13:587, 16:412n, 16:486–16:487, 19:638–19:639, 19:656
and republican principles, 19:329, 20:368–20:369, 20:383
revolutions in, 16:361, 16:408, 16:421, 16:488, 16:490, 16:493, 16:496, 16:631, 17:43–17:44, 17:142, 20:24, 20:65–20:66, 20:131, 20:352–20:353, 20:506
scarcity of bread in, 10:539, 10:666, 17:357–17:358, 18:241
scholarship in, 10:625, 20:346, 20:514
and silk manufacturing, 1:341, 1:342n, 1:355, 1:412–1:413, 1:413, 1:424, 1:425n, 1:472
and slavery in U.S., 16:490
TJ on best places to summer in, 8:326
TJ on cities of, 8:326
TJ on freedom in, 9:515, 9:711, 12:276, 20:285
TJ on titles of nobility in, 13:587
TJ on traveling in, 8:240, 8:326, 20:259–20:260
TJ on tyranny in, 4:157–4:158, 5:26, 7:592–7:593, 15:184, 19:101
TJ’s notes on territorial changes in, 15:52n, 15:52
trade among nations of, 10:91–10:92
unrest in, 20:509
and U.S. economy, 17:190, 19:464
and wartime privateers, 20:343n
works on, 18:234, 18:255, 18:399, 19:236, 19:236n, 19:269, 19:363, 19:406, 20:246, 20:259–20:260

Europe after the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle. Forming the Sequel to the Congress of Vienna (D. D. de Pradt; trans. G. A. Otis), 16:42, 16:93, 18:255

L’Europe et L’Amérique en 1821 (D. D. de Pradt), 19:236, 19:236n, 19:269

Europe: or a General Survey of the present situation of the principal powers; with conjectures on their Future Prospects (A. H. Everett), 18:234, 18:255, 19:363

Eustace, John Chetwode

J. Adams on, 11:45, 11:268

Eustace, John H.

certifies document, 19:313n
as director of Farmers’ Bank of Virginia, 15:443n

Eustace & McNamara (Richmond firm), 17:430, 17:439, 19:154

Eustathius of Thessalonica

edits Διονυσίου Οἰκουμένης Περιήγησις, μετὰ τῶν Εὐσταθίου Ὑπομνημάτων. Dionysii Orbis Descriptio (Dionysius Periegetes), 10:234, 10:237n

Eustis, Caroline Langdon (William Eustis’s wife), 10:160

Eustis, William

and batture controversy, 2:426, 2:427, 2:435, 3:477, 3:485, 3:486n, 3:498n
departs Boston for the Netherlands, 8:378n, 8:378, 8:379n, 8:421, 8:436
W. Duane on, 6:527
identified, 1:584n
introduces F. W. P. Greenwood, 14:317
letters from, 1:624–1:625, 2:435, 14:317–14:318
letters from accounted for, 2:412n
letters to, 1:583–1:584, 2:426, 4:458, 4:482, 4:516, 5:10–5:11, 5:104–5:105, 5:327, 5:443
mentioned, 18:481
and military appointments, 5:328, 5:441–5:442, 5:443
as minister plenipotentiary to the Netherlands, 8:378, 8:378n, 8:378, 10:160
on New England politics, 1:624
and New London military stores, 5:104–5:105, 5:107
opposes B. Waterhouse, 6:37–6:38, 6:97
political legacy of, 17:213
and public opinion on war, 5:355
recommendations sent to, 4:458, 4:516, 5:10–5:11, 5:11
Revolutionary War service of, 19:530
as secretary of war, 1:583–1:584, 1:607, 1:625, 1:644, 1:661, 2:57, 2:58n, 2:118, 2:175, 2:176n, 2:253, 2:320, 2:452, 3:120, 4:273, 4:374, 4:376, 4:482, 4:483, 4:519, 4:520n, 4:537, 4:538n, 4:539, 4:540n, 4:623, 5:327, 5:328, 5:354, 5:366–5:367, 5:398, 5:399n, 5:493, 5:494n, 6:97, 6:100n, 6:171, 6:173, 6:177n, 8:537, 10:677
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:624, 5:366–5:368
TJ sends letter through, 8:434n
and TJ’s health, 14:466, 18:559
visits Monticello, 4:133
and J. Wilkinson’s court-martial, 5:635, 5:637n

Eutropii Breviarium Historiae Romanae (Eutropius; trans. Paeanius), 10:233, 14:511

Eutropius

Eutropii Breviarium Historiae Romanae (trans. Paeanius), 10:233, 14:511
study of, 7:661

Evans (TJ’s slave; b. 1794)

hat for, 7:124
laborer, 4:379
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 5:462, 6:308, 6:309, 8:61, 8:255

Evans, Mr., 14:245n

Evans, Bird

militia service of, 7:161

Evans, Frederick

as U.S. Army officer, 10:433

Evans, George

and education of his grandsons, 15:499, 15:499–15:500n, 15:510
and fish for TJ, 15:498–15:499, 15:510
identified, 15:499n
letter from, 15:498–15:500
letter to, 15:510
visits Monticello, 15:498–15:499

Evans, John

The Builder’s Universal Price Book, 12:159, 14:87, 14:652

Evans, John J.

and Georgia Republican, 4:127

Evans, Joseph, 6:455, 6:458n

Evans, Laurence

recommends J. L. Cathcart, 17:461

Evans, Lewis, 6:453, 6:454n, 6:455, 6:458n

Evans, Nathaniel, 2:118, 2:255

Evans, Oliver

asserts patent rights, 6:353, 6:354n, 6:453, 6:453, 6:454, 6:455, 6:455, 6:456, 7:107–7:108, 7:109n, 7:110–7:113, 7:113n, 7:131–7:133, 7:170–7:173, 7:386, 8:535, 13:128–13:129, 13:131, 13:131n
and grinding-mill patent, 5:93n, 8:535, 8:536n
identified, 7:109n
lawsuit against estate of, 17:595–17:596, 17:610
letters from, 7:107–7:109, 7:170–7:173
letters to, 7:131–7:133
machinery of installed at Shadwell mills, 6:384–6:385
machinery of patented, 6:353, 6:354n, 6:379, 6:380, 6:382, 6:385, 6:454, 6:454, 6:454n, 6:455, 6:455, 6:455, 6:456, 6:457–6:458n, 7:107–7:108, 7:133n, 7:154n, 7:386n, 7:386n
originality of machinery questioned, 6:353, 6:353–6:354, 6:380–6:382, 6:384, 6:453, 6:453–6:454, 6:454n, 6:454n, 6:455–6:457, 6:514, 7:xliii, 7:106, 7:106n, 7:107–7:108, 7:109n, 7:131–7:133, 7:386n
and perpetual-motion machine, 5:559n
Petition to the United States Congress, 7:110–7:113, 7:131
portrait of, 7:xliii, 7:434 (illus.)
sells milling screws, 3:510, 7:154, 7:155
steam power improvements of, 7:113n, 7:113n
TJ’s opinion on patent rights of published, 7:107, 7:107, 7:108, 7:109n, 7:128–7:129, 7:170–7:171, 7:173n, 7:246, 7:247n
The Young Mill-wright & Miller’s Guide, 6:xliv, 6:456, 6:456, 11:352

Evans, Philip (T. M. Randolph’s slave)

delivers goods, 17:412n

Evans, Robert I.

on abolition of slavery, 14:378–14:379, 15:75–15:76, 15:182
identified, 14:379n
letters from, 14:378–14:379, 15:75–15:76
letter to, 15:182
writings of, as “Benjamin Rush”, 14:378, 14:379n, 15:75

Evans, Thomas W.

forwards letter, 20:492n

Evans, William

Buckingham Co. residence of, 16:211

Evanson, Edward

The Dissonance of the four Generally Received Evangelists, and the Evidence of their Respective Authenticity Examined, 7:595, 7:595n, 7:633, 7:646

Evans v. Robinson, 6:353, 6:354n, 6:453, 6:453, 6:454, 7:108, 7:109n

evaporating dishes

as scientific equipment, 20:611, 20:638

Evarts, Jeremiah, 18:646

Eve (Old Testament figure), 6:623, 10:424, 16:16

Eve (TJ’s slave; b. 1779)

delivers letter, 8:158n
on Monticello slave lists, 4:387, 12:303
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:382, 4:383
transports hogs, 8:158

Evelina (TJ’s slave; b. 1797)

medical treatment for, 10:105
on Monticello slave lists, 4:388, 12:303

Evelyn, John

Sylva, or a Discourse on Forest-Trees, 2:82, 11:165
Terra: A Philosophical Discourse of Earth, 2:82, 11:164

Evening Amusements; or, the Beauty of the Heavens Displayed (W. Frend), 12:653–12:654, 13:59

Evenings at Home (J. Aikin and A. L. Barbauld), 12:534

Everett, Alexander Hill

as chargé d’affaires in the Netherlands
Europe: or a General Survey of the present situation of the principal powers; with conjectures on their Future Prospects, 18:234, 18:255, 19:363
A Few Notes on certain passages Respecting the Law of Nations, 19:363, 19:363–19:364n, 19:406
identified, 10:364n
letter from, 10:364
letter to, 10:394
secretary to J. Q. Adams, 8:378
secretary to W. Eustis, 8:378, 8:378n
and Société Hollandoise des Sciences, 10:364, 10:394

Everett, David

and Boston Patriot, 4:92

Everett, Edward

books sold by, 9:186, 9:186n, 9:276, 9:277n
and Greek language, 20:546–20:548, 20:624
identified, 8:49–8:50n
introduced to TJ, 8:49, 8:49, 8:148
letters from, 18:234–18:235, 19:363–19:364, 20:546–20:548
letters from accounted for, 20:548n
letters to, 18:255–18:256, 19:406–19:409, 20:623–20:625
professorship at Harvard, 8:378, 8:378n, 19:476, 19:476n
proposed visit to TJ of, 8:148
sends work to TJ, 18:234, 18:255, 19:363, 19:406
translates Greek Grammar, translated from the German of Philip Buttmann (P. Buttmann), 19:363, 19:364n, 19:407–19:408, 19:419, 20:546
translates The Greek Reader (C. F. W. Jacobs), 20:546, 20:548n, 20:623
travels to Europe, 8:370, 8:371n, 9:186, 9:403, 11:142
work sent to, 20:379
writings of, 18:356

Everett, Jesse

and medical use of electricity, 13:347n

Everett, John

edits Journal of Belles Lettres, 15:234, 15:234n

Everett, John (of Fluvanna Co.)

and University of Virginia, 20:196, 20:213, 20:214, 20:214, 20:556

Everett, Oliver

identified, 18:355n
letter from, 18:354–18:355
and Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 18:354, 18:355–18:356

Everette, Charles

account with TJ, 3:196, 3:270, 3:283–3:284, 3:367–3:368, 3:529, 5:5, 5:6n, 16:366n, 17:430n
and Albemarle Co. elections, 7:310, 12:458
and Albemarle Volunteer Company subscription, 5:344, 5:345n
and bill regarding the Rivanna Company, 7:33, 7:33n, 7:185
buys TJ’s Pouncey’s tract, 16:69n, 16:122n, 16:130, 16:138, 16:139, 16:139, 16:245n, 16:273, 16:597, 17:23, 17:388–17:389
J. C. Cabell on, 12:458, 12:459n, 12:540
and Central College–University of Virginia subscription, 11:329, 17:620, 17:630, 19:53, 20:195, 20:199, 20:200, 20:556
health of, 16:139
identified, 3:196n
Latin school of, 6:426
letters from, 3:196, 16:139
letters to, 4:9, 16:138–16:139
mentioned, 1:499, 1:499n, 2:39, 20:501
sells tobacco, 16:122
TJ pays, 4:10
treats slaves, 3:36, 3:37, 3:196, 3:250, 3:270, 3:529, 4:9, 4:9
and University of Virginia, 17:627, 17:633, 19:58, 20:197, 20:207, 20:215, 20:217, 20:222, 20:223
as Va. legislator, 15:416n
welcomes TJ, 1:47n

Everitt, John F.

and Georgia Republican, 4:127

everlasting (fabric), 5:394

Every Man his own Doctor: or, The Poor Planter’s Physician (J. Tennent), 15:182–15:183, 15:183n

Every Man His Own Gardener (T. Mawe), 11:165

The Evidence and Authority of the Christian Revelation (T. Chalmers), 13:19, 13:19n, 15:137, 15:137n

Evidence and Proceedings upon the Charges preferred against the Duke of York, in 1809 (M. A. Clarke), 7:34, 7:36n

Ewell, Charlotte (Jesse Ewell’s wife)

health of, 17:547

Ewell, James

family of, 17:583
identified, 15:127n
introduces J. E. White, 15:127
letter from, 15:127
letter to, 15:182–15:183
The Medical Companion, 13:73n, 15:127, 15:127n, 15:182–15:183
The Planter’s and Mariner’s Medical Companion, 8:472, 8:472n, 8:672, 8:673n, 13:73n, 15:127n

Ewell, Jesse

family of, 17:547, 17:583

Ewell, Margaret McIntosh Robertson (James Ewell’s wife)

family of, 17:583

Ewell, Thomas

finances of, 16:225, 16:245–16:246, 16:285, 16:285–16:286
and P. Hamilton, 16:246, 16:285
health of, 16:285
and D. Hume’s Philosophical Essays, 12:438, 12:475, 12:480
identified, 12:475n
letters from, 14:600–14:601, 14:616, 16:245–16:248, 16:408–16:409, 20:291
letters from accounted for, 5:588n, 16:225n
letters to, 12:475, 14:618, 16:225, 16:285–16:286, 20:300
and Navy Department contract, 5:587, 5:588n, 16:246
An Oration, delivered on the Fourth of July Last, at the Court House of Prince William County, Virginia, 20:291, 20:300
as physician, 16:246
proposed hospital of, 16:246, 16:247–16:248n
seeks federal appointment, 16:225, 16:245, 16:408–16:409
seeks position at University of Virginia, 14:601, 14:618
Statement of Improvements in the Theory and Practice of the Science of Medicine, 14:600–14:601, 14:616, 14:618

Ewell’s Mill (Fairfax Co.), 1:52n, 1:52n, 8:290

Ewen, Mr. See Ewing, Greville

E. Williams (New York firm), 4:662

Ewing, Mr.

Richmond school of, 10:664

Ewing, Greville

Elements of the Greek Language … Being a Translation of Dr. Moor’s Celebrated Greek Grammar, 8:660, 9:464, 9:464n, 9:538, 9:639

Examen de la Sentence rendue dans la Cause entre Jean Gravier et la Ville de la Nouvelle-Orléans (Moreau Lislet), 2:658, 3:483, 4:466

Examen des Droits des Etats-Unis et des pretensions de Mr. Edouard Livingston sur la Batture en Face du Faubourg Ste. Marie (Thierry), 2:439, 2:446n, 2:516, 2:517n, 2:531, 2:532n, 2:658, 3:30, 3:72, 3:133–3:134, 3:135n, 3:159, 3:203, 3:226, 3:233, 3:271, 3:476, 3:484, 4:643n

The Examination of Joseph Galloway, Esq; Late Speaker of the House of Assembly of Pennsylvania. Before the House of Commons, in a Committee on the American Papers (J. Galloway), 14:225–14:226, 14:290, 14:374–14:375, 14:463–14:464

Examination of the Boundaries of Louisiana (Thomas Jefferson), 3:256, 3:281, 3:282–3:283, 12:295, 12:295n, 12:331, 12:385

An Examination of the British Doctrine, which subjects to capture a Neutral Trade, not open in Time of Peace (J. Madison), 8:387, 8:388n

Examination of the Memorial of the Owners and Underwriters of the American Ship the New Jersey, 1:36

Examination of the title of the United States (E. Livingston), 3:476, 3:483

Examiner (Richmond newspaper), 20:640, 20:641n

exercise, physical

at college, 7:480, 7:640, 7:668, 7:687, 11:390, 13:198, 13:218, 20:liv
and health, 5:359+, 8:82, 10:557, 10:600, 12:345, 14:461, 16:36, 16:201, 17:467, 18:443, 18:559, 19:107, 20:544

Exit (schooner), 19:702

Exmouth, Edward Pellew, 1st Viscount of

as British admiral, 11:661
and dey of Algiers, 10:216–10:217, 10:218n

“The Expedient” (J. McCoy), 1:322–1:327

The Expedition of Humphry Clinker (T. G. Smollett), 19:608n

The Experienced Farmer (R. Parkinson), 4:110n

The Experimental Husbandman and Gardener (R. Bradley), 2:82

An Experimental Enquiry into the Effects of Tonics, and other medicinal substances, on the cohesion of the animal fibre (A. Crawford), 14:206

Experiments and Observations on Animal Heat (A. Crawford), 4:395n

“Experiments and Observations on Cutaneous Absorption” (T. Sewall), 15:501, 15:502n

Expose of the Causes of Intemperate Drinking and the Means by which It May be Obviated (T. Herttell), 15:203, 15:203n, 15:233

Exposition du Systême du Monde (P. S. Laplace), 1:348, 1:349n, 1:357, 1:491, 13:342, 13:359, 13:494, 13:525, 20:500, 20:520, 20:530

Exposition of Motives for Opposing the Nomination of Mr Monroe for the office of President of the United States, 10:339, 10:339n

An Exposition of the Causes and Character of the War (A. J. Dallas), 8:338–8:339, 8:340n, 8:371–8:372, 8:381, 8:381n, 8:471, 8:471n, 8:472, 8:576–8:577, 8:577n, 8:672, 10:280

Exposition of the Federal Constitution. contained in the Report of the committee of the Virginia House of Delegates … commonly called Madison’s Report, 19:687–19:688, 19:688n, 20:63

extinction

of species, 2:509, 2:510, 12:441–12:442, 12:443–12:444, 12:588–12:589

“Extract of an Inaugural Dissertation on the Functions and Diseases of the Pancreas” (T. Sewall), 15:501, 15:502n

Extracts from the Medical Ethics (T. Percival), 19:386, 19:387n

Extracts from the New Version of the Psalms of David, Fitted to the Tunes used in Churches (N. Brady and N. Tate), 20:529–20:530, 20:530n

eyeglasses, 3:280–3:281, 3:341–3:342, 3:488, 8:74, 8:159, 8:192, 8:212–8:213, 8:246, 8:279, 8:279n, 9:341, 10:609, 10:649, 12:8, 12:367–12:368, 12:481, 12:515–12:516, 14:44, 14:157, 19:107

Eyre, Manuel, 16:360n

Eyriès Frères & Compagnie (Le Havre firm)

identified, 17:80n
letter from, 17:79–17:80
and seeds for TJ, 17:79–17:80

Eyring, Jeremias Nicolaus

edits Διόδωρος. Bibliothecae Historicae Libri qui Supersunt (Diodorus Siculus), 10:233, 10:236n, 14:510, 17:106

Ezekiel (Hebrew prophet), 6:542

Ezra (Hebrew scribe and priest), 6:542

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