Empire of Liberty: A History of the Early Republic, 1789-1815 (141 page)

and territorial disputes,
113

and trade disputes,
668
–69

and the War of 1812,
660
,
661
,
693
,
694

New England Palladium
,
602

New Hampshire: and alcohol,
340

and bar standards,
454

colonial assembly,
16

and corporate charters,
464
,
465

and family structure,
500

and religion,
583
,
591

and roads,
482

and slavery,
520

and the War of 1812,
661

New Hampshire Bill of Rights,
493

New Israelites,
600

New Jersey: and judicial review,
443

and Madison’s reelection,
683

and penal reform,
494

and religion,
583

and slavery,
516
,
520

and suffrage expansions,
302

and the three-fifths clause,
532

and women’s rights,
507

New Light Presbyterians,
581
–82

New Light Separate Baptists,
588

New Orleans, Louisiana: and the Embargo Act,
656

Jefferson on,
277
,
389
–90

and the Louisiana Purchase,
368
–69

and multiculturalism,
374

and population growth,
706

and religion,
593

and slavery,
201
,
529

Spanish control,
113

and the Treaty of San Lorenzo,
366

and the War of 1812,
689

and western settlement,
359

New Orleans
(steamboat),
483

New Testament,
611

New York: and Burr,
282

as capital,
77

and education,
471
,
716

and the federal judiciary,
412

and federal patronage,
110

and the First Congress,
57

and freed slaves,
541
–42

and Hamilton,
90

and judicial review,
443

and judiciary,
402

and penal reform,
494

and population growth,
56
,
316

and public authority,
467

and public education,
472
,
474

and roads,
481

and slavery,
520

and the War of 1812,
690

New York City,
40
,
104
,
335
–36,
520
,
593
,
706

New York City Hotel,
347

New-York Historical Society,
477

New York Missionary Society,
490

New York Supreme Court,
454

Newport, Rhode Island,
517

newspapers: and banking,
295

and cultural advancement,
550

and the 1800 election,
284
–85

and the Federalists’ decline,
305

and Hamilton-Adams feud,
274
–75

and honor codes,
238

and Jefferson-Hamilton conflict,
154
,
155
–56

and judicial review,
447

and military power,
264

and North-South tensions,
146

and partisanship,
150
–51,
256
,
268
,
307
–8

and Peck,
225
–26

and popular culture,
732

and population growth,
317

and the postal service,
479

and public opinion,
250
–56

and the Quasi-War,
245

and social reforms,
475

and western settlement,
364

Nez Percé Indians,
380

Niagara Falls,
722
–23

Nicholas, John,
242
,
440
,
522

Nicholas, Wilson Cary,
669

Niles, Hezekiah,
670
,
708

Niles’ Weekly Register
,
2
,
716

Ninth Amendment,
70
–71

Nisbet, Charles,
343

Non-Importation Act,
644
,
649
–50,
667
,
689

Non-Intercourse Act,
664
–70,
684

Nootka Sound controversy,
366
,
414

Norfolk, Virginia,
104
,
277

North Africa,
634

North American Review
,
394
,
569
,
721
,
729

North Carolina: and the Bill of Rights,
69

and corporate charters,
464
–65

and electoral representation,
530

and the First Congress,
57

and inheritance laws,
498

and judicial review,
443

and the judiciary,
402

and population growth,
164

and ratification of the Constitution,
36

and religion,
583
,
599
–600

and separatist movements,
115

and slavery,
165
,
526

North-South tensions,
3
,
145
,
155

Northern Federalists,
327

Northern Republicans: and class divisions,
171
,
216
–17,
351

and Democratic-Republican Societies,
718

and the French Revolution,
179

and Madison,
683

and market economics,
353

and Morse,
168

and newspapers,
254

and state governments,
268

Northwest Territory: and Astor,
382

and Britain,
15
,
112
–13,
129
–30,
131
–33,
194
,
197
,
200
,
367
,
648
–49,
661

governor,
86

and the Lewis and Clark expedition,
378

and Native Americans,
123
,
125
–26,
129
–30,
131
–33,
194
,
397
,
661
,
675
–76,
727

and the Northwest Ordinance,
121
–22,
362
,
363
–64,
472
,
583

and settlers,
359
,
361
–65

and slavery,
508

and the War of 1812,
679
,
688

Norton, Andrews,
569
,
572
–73

Notes on the State of Virginia
(Jefferson),
19
,
248
,
391
,
539
–40,
585
–86,
627
,
705

Nova Scotia,
375

nullification,
269
–70,
446

oath of office,
64
n35,
436

The Oath of the Horatii
(David),
12

Ohio: and common law,
426
,
431

and the Northwest Territory,
362

and population growth,
2
,
316
–17

and religion,
597
,
605

and slavery,
541

and statehood,
701

and the War of 1812,
661

and western settlement,
363
–64,
364
–66

Ohio Company,
117
,
119

Old House of Representatives
(Morse),
564

Old Northwest,
131
,
359
,
361
,
364
,
695

Old South,
364
–65,
605
–7

Old Southwest,
361
,
364
–65

oligarchy,
530

“On the Equality of the Sexes” (Murray),
500

On the Imitation of the Painting and Sculpture of the Greeks
(Winckelmann),
551

Oneida Indians,
124

opinion seriatim,
437
,
437
n10

oratory,
475
–76

Ordinance of 1784,
116
,
121

Oregon Country,
367

Original Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
(Thwaites),
381
n56

original jurisdiction,
411
,
419
,
441

Orleans Territory,
522
,
529
,
655
–56

Othello
(Shakespeare),
562

Otis, Harrison Gray,
246
,
249
–50,
259
,
347
,
610
,
693

Otis, James,
51
,
70
,
505
,
518

Otsego County,
224
,
594

Ottawa Indians,
123
,
126

Owen, Robert,
483

Page, John,
587

Paine, Thomas: and
Age of Reason
,
199
–200

on British monarchy,
630
–31

and Enlightenment ideals,
38

and free commerce,
190

and the French Revolution,
174
,
175

and minimal government,
11

and national character,
103

and penal reform,
494

and religion,
579
,
589

and
The Rights of Man
(Paine),
146
,
500

and student riots,
344

and women’s rights,
500
,
503

painting,
548
,
552
–53,
571
–72,
723

Pakenham, Edward,
695
,
696

Palmer, Elihu,
579

Panoplist
,
603
,
604

paper money,
99
,
218
–19,
294

Papers of John Marshall
,
449
–50

Paradise Lost
(Milton),
497

Park Street Church,
604

Parkyns, George Isham,
567

Parliament (English),
64

parliamentary sovereignty,
406

partisanship: and judicial review,
452
–59

and Marshall,
438

and newspapers,
251
–52,
256

and social conflict,
333
–34

and violence,
333
–34

and the War of 1812,
692
–93,
700

and women’s rights,
503

patents,
702

paternalism,
487
,
488
–89

Paterson, William,
413
,
414
,
416
,
447

patriarchy,
341
,
345
,
531
,
539
,
606
,
713

The Patriot, or Scourge of Aristocracy
,
594

patriotism,
557
,
637

patronage: and the arts,
550
,
567
,
568
–69

and banking,
296

and bankruptcy laws,
416
n44

and the 1800 election,
280
,
285

and excise taxes,
135

and the Federalist program,
105
–7,
109
–10,
110