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Conscience
74
On his Appointment as Commander-in-Chief, 1775
74
A Military Dinner-Party
76
Advice to a Favorite Nephew
76
Farewell Address to the People of the United States, 1796
77
Union and Liberty
77
Party Spirit
79
Religion and Morality
81
Patrick Henry, 1736–1799
82
Remark on Slavery, 1788
84
Not Bound by State Lines
84
If This Be Treason, 1765
84
The Famous Revolution Speech, 1775
84
William Henry Drayton, 1742–1779
87
George III.’s Abdication of Power in America
89
Thomas Jefferson, 1743–1826
91
Political Maxims
94
Religious Opinions at the Age of Twenty
94
Scenery at Harper’s Ferry, and at the Natural Bridge
95
On Freedom of Religious Opinion
98
On the Discourses of Christ
98
Religious Freedom (the Act of 1786)
98
Letter to his Daughter
100
Jefferson’s Last Letter, 1826
101
David Ramsay, 1749–1815
103
British Treaty with the Cherokees, 1755
105
Sergeant Jasper at Fort Moultrie, 28 June, 1776
106
Sumpter and Marion
107
James Madison, 1751–1836
109
Opinion of Lafayette
110
Plea for a Republic
111
Character of Washington
112
St. George Tucker, 1752–1828
113
Resignation, or Days of My Youth
115
John Marshall, 1755–1835
116
Power of the Supreme Court
117
The Duties of a Judge
118
Henry Lee, 1756–1818
119
Capture of Fort Motte by Lee and Marion, 1780
120
The Father of His Country
124
Mason Locke Weems, 1760–1825
126
The Hatchet Story
126
John Drayton, 1766–1822
127
A Revolutionary Object Lesson in the Cause of Patriotism 1775
128
The Battle of Noewee, 1776
129
William Wirt, 1772–1834
131
The Blind Preacher (James Waddell)
132
Mr. Henry against John Hook
135
John Randolph, 1773–1833
137
Revision of the State Constitution, 1829
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