James and Dolley Madison (72 page)

See also
Orange County, VA

Moore, Tom,
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Morales, Juan,
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Morris, Anthony,
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Morris, Gouverneur,
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Morris, Phoebe,
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Mount Vernon,
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Moylan, Stephen,
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Napoleon Bonaparte,
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attacking Russia,
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and Betsy Napoleon,
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British war with Napoleon,
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ending of allowing Britain to focus on the United States,
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War of 1812 adding to cost of,
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War of 1812 seen as American support of France,
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in the Caribbean,
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and New Orleans,
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war in Europe,
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defeat of Napoleon,
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See also
France

Natchez Chronicle
(newspaper),
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“Natchez Trace,”
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National Gazette
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National Intelligencer
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See also
Smith, Samuel Harrison (journalist)

National Road,
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Native Americans during War of 1812,
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Navy Yard,
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destruction of during War of 1812,
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“neutrality proclamation” of George Washington,
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New England

after the War of 1812,
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and the embargo,
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and the Federalist Party,
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New England secession movement,
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and the War of 1812

British naval blockades,
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British plans to attack New England,
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opposition to war in New England,
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New England Palladium
(newspaper),
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New Jersey Journal
(newspaper),
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Newman, James,
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New Orleans,
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after Louisiana Purchase,
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battle of New Orleans,
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Jefferson plan to buy from France,
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Spanish shutting the port,
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See also
Louisiana Territory

New Orleans
(steamship),
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New York Weekly Museum
(newspaper),
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Niagara
(US ship),
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Nicholas, John,
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Nicholas, Wilson,
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Nicholson, James,
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Nielson, John,
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Niles Register
(newspaper),
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Non-Intercourse Act,
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See also
embargo of Britain

North River
(steamship),
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Octagon House,
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Ohio River,
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“Old Ironsides,”
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Orange County, VA,
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Orange County Committee of Public Safety,
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Orange Court House (town),
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social life in,
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See also
Montpelier; Toddsberth

Orders of Council (1756),
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Osgood, Samuel,
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Otis, Samuel,
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Owen, William,
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Page, Mrs.,
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Paine, Thomas,
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Palladium
(newspaper),
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Panic of 1837,
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Paragon
(steamship),
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Parish, David,
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Patriotic Society of Delaware,
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Patterson, Mrs.,
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Paulding, James,
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Payne, Anna.
See
Cutts, Anna (Payne) (Dolley's sister)

Payne, Anna (Dolley's niece),
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Payne, Dolley.
See
Madison, Dolley

Payne, John (Dolley's brother),
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Payne, Lucy.
See
Washington, Lucy (Payne) (Dolley's sister)

Payne, Mary (Dolley's mother),
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Payne, Mary (Dolley's sister).
See
Jackson, Mary (Payne) (Dolley's sister)

Payne, Smith,
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Pendleton, Edmund,
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Pendleton, William,
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Pennsylvania Abolitionist Society,
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Perceval, Spencer,
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Perry, Oliver,
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Philadelphia, PA,
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Dolley and James living in after marriage,
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Dolley in after death of husband John Todd,
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Dolley meeting and marrying James,
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efforts to move capital back to,
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Payne Todd in,
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visiting doctor in Philadelphia

Dolley Madison,
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Edward Coles,
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Yellow Fever in,
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Philadelphia
, USS, capture of by Barbary pirates,
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Physick, Phillip Syng,
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Pickering, Thomas,
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Picton, Thomas,
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Pierce, William,
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Pike, Zebulon,
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Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth,
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Pinkney, William,
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Pleasants, Robert,
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Plumer, William,
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Polk, James K.,
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Porter, David,
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Potomack Canal,
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President's Lady.
See
First Lady

President's Mansion.
See
White House

Preston, William,
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Prevost, George,
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Price, Robert,
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Priestley, Joseph,
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Princeton (College of New Jersey),
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Princeton
(yacht),
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privateers, use of by the United States in War of 1812,
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Prosser, Gabriel,
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Quakers,
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and marriage outside of faith,
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Quasi War,
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Quids Party,
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racetrack in Washington, DC,
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railroads,
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Raisin River Massacre,
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Randolph, Edmund,
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Randolph, John,
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apparent loss of mind,
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defeat in election of 1813,
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mutual dislike between Madison and Randolph,
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Randolph, Molly,
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Randolph, Thomas Mann,
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red as Dolley Madison's favorite color,
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Reporter
(newspaper),
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Republican Party (Democratic-Republican Party),
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1809 elections,
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and Albert Gallatin,
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attempts to fight Alien and Sedition Acts,
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becoming the Democratic Party,
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and Dolley Madison,
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growth of,
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and James Madison,
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and James Monroe,
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Republican newspapers,
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started by Jefferson and Madison,
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and Thomas Jefferson,
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and War of 1812,
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