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Jefferson's Second Term-Conspiracy of Aaron Burr-New Troubles with England

-The Embargo-Retirement from the Presidency......

Marriage-Family-Home at Monticello.........

Views on Slavery-Pecuniary Troubles-Illness and Death....

ADMINISTRATION OF JAMES MADISON.

..410

..418

.422

Birth and Early Life.............

..435

Chosen Delegate in Virginia Convention-Elected to Congress.....

.443

In President Jefferson's Cabinet-Elected President-Foreign Troubles, Ending in a

Declaration of War with England.........

.479

Madison's Second Term―The War of 1812-The Sacking of Washington-Jackson's

Victory at New Orleans-The Treaty of Ghent-Retirement and Death...............486

ADMINISTRATION OF JAMES MONROE.

Revolutionary Service-Elected to Congress....

.495

Elected to State Legislature-Opposition to Federal Constitution-Appointed Min-

ister to France........

..501

Elected Governor of Virginia-Special Envoy to France-In Madison's Cabinet........508

Elected President-Popularity of His Administration-Strengthening the Govern-

ment-Trouble with Spain-A Great Financial Depression...........

515

Monroe's Second Administration - The "Monroe Doctrine"- Internal Improve-

ments-The End of His Life..........

.524

ADMINISTRATION OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

Early Life-Entrance Upon a Public Career.....

...533

Elected Senator-Accepts a Foreign Mission-In Monroe's Cabinet............

.538

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Chosen President-Real Civil Service Adopted-Difficulties of Administration—

Last Years of Congressional Service-Stricken with Death While at His Post............570

ADMINISTRATION OF ANDREW JACKSON.

Birth, Education and Early Political Service...........

To the Battle of New Orleans.........

Jackson in Florida-His Presidential Campaign and Election..........

.....579

....590

...601

His First Administration-A Marked Epoch in American Politics-Foreign Com-

mercial Relations-Internal Improvements-Nullification-The Tariff..................617

The Second Administration-The Great United States Bank Controversy - The

Removal of the Deposits-Diplomatic Relations with France-The Increased

Agitation of the Slavery Question-Jackson's Death.....................
...........633

[The following portraits in the above table of Illustrations are used by permission of the publishers of the MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY, viz: Patrick Henry, George Clinton, General Burgoyne, John Jay, Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Edmund Randolph, Elbridge Gerry, Alexander Hamilton, James Duane, William Wirt.]