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CONTENTS OF VOLUME IV. xix
To Gouverneur Morris ...... 393
Friendly criticisms on his recent address.
I8l8.
From John Adams 395
Taking exception to passages in Wirt's "Life of Patrick
Henry."
To John Adams 397
Reply to foregoing, giving his recollections.
To John Murray, Jun. 403
Argument from the Scriptures in justification of defensive
war.
To Rufus King 420
On the editing of Hamilton's papers.
From Judge Peters 421
Friendly letter—Agricultural matters.
1819.
To Judge Peters ....... 424
In reply to foregoing—Franklin and Vergennes.
To John Murray, Jun. ...... 428
Justifiable wars—Precedents from Scripture.
To Elias Boudinot 43°
Respecting slavery—Ought not to be introduced into the new
States.
To Daniel Raymond 43 *
" Our free nation cannot encourage the extension of slavery."
1820.
From William Jay 432
Describes atrip into Western New York.
From Judge Peters 433
The Massachusetts convention, Mr. Vaughan and the treaty
of 1783.
| Title | The correspondence and public papers of John Jay - 4 |
| Creator | Jay, John |
| Publisher | G.P. Putnam's Sons |
| Place of Publication | New York, London |
| Date | [1890-93] |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000024 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | CONTENTS OF VOLUME IV. xix To Gouverneur Morris ...... 393 Friendly criticisms on his recent address. I8l8. From John Adams 395 Taking exception to passages in Wirt's "Life of Patrick Henry." To John Adams 397 Reply to foregoing, giving his recollections. To John Murray, Jun. 403 Argument from the Scriptures in justification of defensive war. To Rufus King 420 On the editing of Hamilton's papers. From Judge Peters 421 Friendly letter—Agricultural matters. 1819. To Judge Peters ....... 424 In reply to foregoing—Franklin and Vergennes. To John Murray, Jun. ...... 428 Justifiable wars—Precedents from Scripture. To Elias Boudinot 43° Respecting slavery—Ought not to be introduced into the new States. To Daniel Raymond 43 * " Our free nation cannot encourage the extension of slavery." 1820. From William Jay 432 Describes atrip into Western New York. From Judge Peters 433 The Massachusetts convention, Mr. Vaughan and the treaty of 1783. |
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