Papers of Thomas Jefferson: Retirement Series - Comprehensive Cumulative Index (Vols. 1-6)

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Eagle Tavern (Richmond), 1:611n, 1:613, 1:614n, 6:334

Earley, Mr., 2:238–239n

earthquakes

in Lisbon, 4:189, 4:190n
near New Madrid, 4:342n, 4:480, 4:573–574, 5:407n, 5:524

East, Edward Hyde

Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King’s Bench, 2:455, 4:300, 4:302n

Easterly, George

J. Monroe recommends, 2:283
patent received by, 2:283n

East Florida. See also Florida

and Amelia Island, 4:593, 4:594n, 4:623, 4:665
J. Madison on, 4:284n
TJ favors U.S. seizure of, 3:281–282, 3:327, 3:328n, 3:437
and War of 1812, 5:651–652, 6:67, 6:67–68, 6:112, 6:113n

East Indies Company, 3:174n

Eastman, Jonathan, 3:120–121, 3:122n

Easton, Rufus

and land claims, 4:70–71

Eastport, Me.

newspapers in, 5:110n

East Tennessee College

chartered, 2:266, 2:268n
letter from trustees of lottery for, 2:266–268
letter to trustees of lottery for, 2:365–366
lottery to benefit, 2:266–267, 2:268n, 2:365

An Easy First Book for Children; or The First Part of the Rhyming Spelling Book. on a new plan (Saunders), 2:306–308

Eaton, William

and broad-tailed sheep, 1:477

Ebbets, John

captain of Enterprize, 4:550, 4:554n

An ecclesiastical history, ancient and modern, from the birth of Christ to the beginning of the eighteenth century (Mosheim), 1:581

Eccleston, Daniel Belteshazzar Plantagenet

identified, 2:113–114n
letter from, 2:113–114
seeks likeness of TJ, 2:113

Eckford, Henry, 6:xliv

Eckson, Nicholas, 5:141n

Eclogues (Virgil), 1:345n, 3:370, 3:371n, 5:319n, 6:616

École de Pharmacie, 1:146n

Écoles Normales. See Séances des Écoles Normales, recueillies par des Sténographes et revues par les Professeurs

Economie de la Vie Humaine (trans. Bordes), 3:50n

The Economy of Human Life (Dodsley and Stanhope), 3:50n

Eddy, John Henry

Map of the Country Thirty Miles Round the City of New York, 5:263n, 5:305–306
Map of the Western Part of the State of New York, 3:597–598

Eddystone Rocks (English Channel)

lighthouse at, 2:265

Edgehill (T. M. Randolph’s Albemarle Co. estate)

contour plowing at, 2:254
family at, 2:393, 3:644
location of, 4:6n
purchased from TJ, 3:432
M. J. Randolph at, 4:132
and T. J. Randolph, 6:19, 6:20n
in T. M. Randolph’s will, 6:19–20
spring near, 4:143
wheat crop at, 6:620

Edgehill School (Albemarle Co.), 3:635n

Edgemont (J. P. Cocke’s Albemarle Co. estate)

house at designed by TJ, 4:650n

Edgeworth, Maria

The Modern Griselda: A Tale, 3:623n, 3:633, 3:634n, 4:289
Moral Tales for young people, 3:623n, 3:635, 4:289
The Parent’s Assistant; or, Stories for Children, 2:101, 2:193, 2:264, 3:122, 4:289
Tales of Fashionable Life, 2:193, 2:264, 3:122

Edict of Nantes, 5:256–257

Edict of Tolerance (1781)

in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:505

Edinburgh, University of, 2:565, 4:427

Edinburgh Botanic Garden

fiorin grass from, 5:476

Edinburgh Encyclopedia, 3:51n, 3:589, 3:609

Edinburgh Review, 1:348, 1:349n, 3:599, 4:367, 4:477, 4:478, 4:485, 5:634–635, 5:636n, 6:52, 6:402, 6:406

Edmondson, Andrew

at Battle of Kings Mountain, 4:135

Edmondson, Robert, Sr.

at Battle of Kings Mountain, 4:135

Edmondson, Robert, Jr.

at Battle of Kings Mountain, 4:135

Edmondson, William

at Battle of Kings Mountain, 4:135

Edmonia (slave), 4:231n

Edmund (M. Daingerfield’s slave)

death of, 3:180–181, 5:104, 5:104n
TJ hires, 2:41, 3:112, 4:142, 4:217–218, 4:556, 5:225n

Edmund (TJ’s slave; b. 1809)

on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:385, 5:461, 6:308

P. S. Du Pont de Nemours on, 1:202n, 1:584–585, 4:125
Essai Général d’Education (Jullien), 2:353, 2:405, 2:504, 2:532–533
of Indian children, 1:7, 1:660–662, 2:55–57, 2:58n, 3:369–371, 3:543
T. Kosciuszko on, 4:469
in Ky., 1:456
Latin, 3:327, 3:372, 3:501, 6:65
military instruction, 6:209
at Monticello, 1:181–182, 1:215n, 1:245, 1:389, 1:416, 1:650, 2:28, 2:51, 2:58, 2:92, 2:103, 2:129, 2:206, 2:341, 2:378, 6:132, 6:134
Sketch of a Plan and Method of Education (Neef), 4:661
S. H. Smith on, 1:30n
TJ on, 2:365–366, 2:420, 4:162–163, 6:180, 6:208, 6:565, 6:565, 6:606
of Trist brothers, 4:513, 4:514n
J. Tyler on, 2:384–385, 2:457
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:502

Edwards, Mrs., 2:14

Edwards, James L.

and Georgia Republican, 4:92–93, 4:127–128, 4:130–131
identified, 4:93n
letter from, 4:92–93
letter to, 4:127–128

Edwards, Jonathan

American theologian, 6:302, 6:623

Edwards, Lewis

reference for J. L. Edwards, 4:92

Edwards, Ninian

and sedition law, 1:278

Edwin (TJ’s slave; b. 1793). See Colbert, Edwin (TJ’s slave)

Edwin, David

engraver, 6:125
engraving of TJ, 5:221, 5:288

Edy (Eday, Eady) (TJ’s slave)

on Poplar Forest slave list, 4:382, 4:383

Edy (TJ’s slave; b. 1787). See Fossett, Edith (Edy) Hern (TJ’s slave)

Edy (TJ’s slave; b. 1792)

on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 4:386n, 5:462, 6:308, 6:308
weaver, 4:380

Edy (TJ’s slave; b. 1806)

on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 5:462, 6:308, 6:309

Effets du blocus continental (D’Ivernois), 3:198, 3:200n, 3:274

eggplant, 2:481, 3:439–440, 4:497, 4:498

eggs, 2:291, 4:12

Egypt

and batture controversy, 3:45–46, 3:132–134, 3:135n, 3:226
financial system of, 2:582
TJ on, 2:274
water-raising technology in, 6:380

Eirenarcha: or, Of the office of the Iustices of peace (Lambarde), 3:547

Eleanor (ship), 5:173

An Elegy on the late honorable Titus Hosmer (Barlow), 5:614, 5:617n, 5:618

“Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard” (Gray), 1:238, 1:240n

Élemens de l’Histoire de France, depuis Clovis jusqu’à Louis XV (Millot), 1:580

Elemens d’hygiène (Tourtelle), 1:597n

Élémens d’Idéologie (Destutt de Tracy), 4:203, 4:209n, 4:239–241, 4:242–243n, 5:7, 5:8n, 5:83, 5:114, 5:211, 5:223, 5:276, 5:436, 5:576, 5:577, 5:578, 5:579n, 5:635, 6:52, 6:458, 6:526, 6:530n

Elements of Botany (Barton), 1:35, 1:581

Elements of Chemistry (Chaptal), 1:307

Elements of Criticism (Kames), 1:576

The Elements of Euclid (Simson), 1:576, 1:650

Elements of General History (Millot), 1:580

Elements of Mineralogy (Kirwan), 2:375, 2:377n

Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind (Stewart), 1:576

elephants

compared to mammoths, 2:508–509, 5:94, 5:572
and extinction, 2:510

Eliason, John

identified, 5:484n
introduced by J. Mason, 6:92
letter from, 6:123
letter to, 6:149–150
and Shadwell mills, 5:483–484, 5:499, 5:530, 5:570–571, 6:91, 6:118, 6:123, 6:149–150, 6:166

Eliza (TJ’s slave; b. 1805)

on Monticello slave list, 4:388

Elizabeth I, queen of England, 1:382

Elizabeth Wilson (ship), 4:325

Elk Hill (TJ’s Goochland Co. estate), 1:305n, 1:615n, 2:84

Elk Island, 1:305n, 2:84, 2:397, 2:407, 2:424, 2:447, 3:44, 3:85

Ellen (TJ’s slave; b. 1808)

on Monticello slave list, 4:388

Ellen (TJ’s slave; b. 1809). See Hern, Ellen (TJ’s slave)

Ellenborough, Lord. See Law, Edward, 1st Earl Ellenborough

Ellicott, Andrew

astronomical observations of, 4:651, 4:656, 5:100–101, 6:422
and B. Banneker, 1:588
greetings sent to, 1:453n
and gypsum, 3:437
identified, 5:101n
and latitude of U.S. Capitol, 1:357
letter from, 5:100–101
letter to, 5:165–166
mentioned, 3:501n
as surveyor, 5:100–101, 5:165–166
TJ offers appointment to, 5:101n

Ellicott, Elias, 1:590n

Ellicott, George, 1:590n

Ellicott, Jonathan

and O. Evans’s patent machinery, 6:453, 6:454, 6:455–457, 6:514
identified, 6:457n
letter from to T. Worthington, 6:455–458

Ellicott, Nathaniel

identified, 3:501n
letter from, 3:509–510, 6:651
letter to, 3:500–501
and proposed Va. road, 6:651, 6:651n, 6:651n
TJ seeks milling advice from, 3:500–501, 3:509–510

Elliot, Samuel, 1:535

Elliott, Benjamin

Oration on the Inauguration of the Federal Constitution, 6:88–89, 6:89n, 6:124–125

Elliott, Charles

identified, 6:90n
letter from, 6:88–90
letter to, 6:124–125
and Seventy-Six Association, 6:88–90, 6:124–125

Elliott, Robert

identified, 3:431n
letter from, 3:431
letter to, 3:456–457
obtains subscription from TJ, 3:431, 3:456–457

Ellis, William

The London and Country Brewer, 6:507

elm, 4:532

elm, witch, 1:192n

Éloge historique de François Péron (Alard), 5:463, 5:464n, 6:489, 6:509

Ely, Ezra Stiles

writings of, 6:302

Elzey, Dr. See Elzey, Arnold

Elzey, Arnold

purchases chariot from TJ, 1:41n
treats J. Madison, 6:241, 6:242

Embargo Act (1807)

American vessels seized under, 1:373
effects of, 4:14, 4:622
A. Gallatin on, 3:68
G. Gilpin on, 1:418
G. Granger on, 3:128
and J. Henry’s mission, 4:542
T. Lehré on, 5:284, 5:681
J. Madison on, 3:639
mentioned, 2:569, 6:376n
and merchants, 2:343, 2:444n
M. Nack on, 3:345–346
W. C. Nicholas on, 2:194
opposition to, 1:86n, 1:138n
W. Pinkney on, 2:69, 2:70n
repeal of, 2:421, 2:533, 2:534n, 2:537, 2:538
Republican resolutions on, 3:229, 3:232n
C. A. Rodney on, 2:189–190
support for, 1:94n, 1:95, 1:100, 1:532, 3:345–346, 3:501–503, 6:219n, 6:462
TJ accused of smuggling during, 1:426
TJ on, 1:19, 1:21n, 1:39, 1:85–86, 1:99–100, 2:491, 2:506, 2:533–534, 2:537–538, 3:502
works on, 1:37, 1:38n, 3:522n

Embargo Act (1812)

effects of, 4:548, 4:593–594, 4:612, 4:622–623, 4:664
passage of, 4:586–588

Emerson, William

The Doctrine of fluxions, 1:576

Emlyn, Thomas

Unitarian minister, 6:302

Emory, Robert

chairs meeting of Queen Annes Co. Republicans, 1:62–63
identified, 1:63n
letter from, 1:62–63

The Emperor Marcus Antoninus (Collier), 1:576

Emporium of Arts & Sciences

mentioned, 3:51n, 6:559, 6:559, 6:599
TJ subscribes to, 4:663, 4:685, 5:18, 5:19n, 5:100

Emulous, HMS, 4:133

Encyclopædia (Dobson), 1:577n, 1:582, 4:365, 4:366n

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 4:366n

Encyclopédie (d’Alembert), 6:381, 6:408

Encyclopédie Méthodique, 4:228

Encyclopédie Méthodique: Jurisprudence (Lerasle), 3:130, 3:174n, 3:175n, 3:546

Endecott, John, 5:510

endive (Cichorium endivia), 5:550–551

Enfield, William

The History of Philosophy, 1:576, 6:439, 6:548, 6:548–549, 6:549, 6:551n

Engano, Cape, 1:447

English Grammar, Adapted to the Different Classes of Learners (Murray), 6:41, 6:41–42n

English language

Anglo-Saxon (Old English), 6:404–405, 6:414
books on grammar of, 6:40–41, 6:41–42n, 6:402
dictionaries, 6:387
evolution of, 6:402–406
orthography of, 6:355, 6:355n, 6:413–415, 6:415n
TJ on study of, 4:162, 6:402–406

Enniscorthy (I. A. Coles’s Albemarle Co. estate), 1:53n, 2:39, 2:127, 3:290, 3:645

Enquirer (Richmond newspaper)

advertises TJ’s lost trunk, 1:205
and allegations against A. Gallatin, 3:70n, 3:586, 3:601
and J. Ashlin’s dam, 2:97
and editor T. Ritchie, 3:266, 3:271–272, 3:286, 3:586, 3:601, 3:626, 3:627n, 3:634, 5:58, 5:59n
prints J. Barlow’s obituary, 5:618–621, 6:516n
prints legislative petitions, 5:516, 5:522n
prints M. B. Smith’s account of visit to Monticello, 1:396n
prints TJ’s correspondence, 1:47n, 1:63n, 1:126n, 1:172n, 1:611n, 1:621n, 3:320n
publishes wheat prices, 4:104, 4:105n
reviews TJ’s batture pamphlet, 5:111–113
TJ submits item to, 2:300, 6:515–516
TJ subscribes to, 1:214n, 2:175n

An Enquiry concerning the Intellectual and Moral Faculties, and Literature of Negroes (Grégoire), 4:19, 4:20n

Enterprise, USS (brig), 6:509, 6:510n, 6:526

Enterprize (ship), 4:550, 4:554n

Entretiens sur la Pluralité des Mondes (Fontenelle), 1:581

Epernon, Jean Louis de Nogaret de La Valette, duc d’

in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:504

Epictetus (Greek philosopher)

mentioned, 6:299
Stoici Philosophi Encheiridion item, 1:576
writings on, 6:317

Epicurus (Greek philosopher), 6:299

Eppes, Elizabeth Wayles (TJ’s sister-in-law; John Wayles Eppes’s mother)

death of, 2:468, 2:469n, 4:35, 5:162n
and F. Eppes, 2:126, 2:129, 2:153, 2:206
health of, 1:337, 1:338n
identified, 2:130n
letter from, 2:206
letter from accounted for, 2:130n
letter to, 2:129–130
TJ sends greetings to, 1:363, 2:341, 2:378

Eppes, Francis (TJ’s brother-in-law)

acquires land through marriage, 6:130
death of, 4:35, 5:162n
and Gilliam v. Fleming, 2:674
manages TJ’s business affairs, 6:535n
and TJ’s account with W. Welch, 2:497, 2:513–514, 2:514
as J. Wayles’s executor, 1:339n, 2:141, 2:142n, 2:369, 2:370, 2:540

Eppes, Francis Wayles (TJ’s grandson)

education of, in Lynchburg, 6:64, 6:65, 6:130–131, 6:531
education of, at Monticello, 2:58, 2:92, 2:103, 2:129, 2:206, 2:341, 2:378, 3:327, 3:501
education of, TJ on, 5:102, 5:171–172, 6:73
family of, 1:488n
health of, 6:131
identified, 4:115n
letter from, 4:115–116, 6:65
letters from accounted for, 3:195n, 4:132n, 6:648n
letters to, 4:131–132, 6:451, 6:648
mentioned, 3:513
at Monticello, 3:195, 3:204, 3:244, 3:255, 3:282, 3:317
and Pantops, 5:102–103, 5:325–326, 6:71–73, 6:129
and Poplar Forest, 6:71–73
relationship with father, 2:68, 2:92, 2:126, 2:129, 2:130, 2:153, 2:206, 2:325, 2:368, 3:195, 3:255–256, 3:282, 3:458, 4:131
returns to Eppington, 3:290, 3:458, 3:473, 3:474, 3:501, 3:502
socks sent to, 2:129, 2:206
TJ gives puppy to, 2:378
TJ sends greetings to, 4:173, 5:172, 5:349, 6:88
TJ’s relationship with, 1:336–337, 2:92, 2:126, 2:129, 2:341, 4:115, 4:131–132, 5:102–103, 5:171–172, 6:65, 6:71–73, 6:73, 6:225, 6:451, 6:451, 6:497–498, 6:531, 6:648, 6:649

Eppes, John Wayles (TJ’s son-in-law)

appointed to Ways and Means Committee, 2:59n, 6:220
and batture controversy, 3:203–205, 3:244, 3:254–255, 3:256, 3:290, 3:317
and W. Bentley, 2:169–170n, 2:184, 2:185n, 3:155
on British threat to Washington, D.C., 6:312–313
challenges J. Randolph to duel, 3:425
and Committee on Foreign Relations, 3:275n
copies J. Madison’s notes from Federal Convention, 2:542n
election of, 6:73, 6:80, 6:80n, 6:112
and R. Fitzhugh, 6:109, 6:139
on foreign affairs, 3:255
on A. Gallatin’s nomination, 6:313
and Gilliam v. Fleming, 1:304, 1:305, 1:306, 1:307, 1:331, 1:339, 1:362, 1:365, 2:325, 2:369–370, 2:540, 3:44
and O. Hanbury’s executors, 3:195, 5:299n
health of, 4:132
identified, 1:337–338n
illness of, 2:68, 2:325, 2:378
and W. Lambert’s astronomical calculations, 2:54, 2:55n
letters from, 1:336–338, 2:68–70, 2:130–131, 2:169–170, 2:325, 3:195–196, 3:254–256, 3:256–257, 3:317, 3:473–474, 6:129–131, 6:311–313, 6:530–531
letters from accounted for, 1:338n, 2:378n, 3:244n, 4:116n, 5:172n, 5:349–350n, 6:73n, 6:355n
letters to, 1:362–363, 2:58–59, 2:91–93, 2:153–154, 2:184, 2:340–341, 2:378, 2:540–541, 3:203–205, 3:244, 3:281–282, 3:290, 3:327–328, 3:501–503, 3:513, 4:132–133, 4:172–173, 5:102–103, 5:171–172, 5:347–350, 6:71–73, 6:88, 6:220–226, 6:490–499, 6:578–594
letter to accounted for, 1:338n, 5:349–350n
mentioned, 2:142n, 3:433
on party sentiment in Congress, 3:473, 3:502
and proposed land exchange with TJ, 6:71–73, 6:129–130
receives slaves from TJ, 1:156n
recommends W. J. Harris, 4:91n, 4:185
relationship with son, 2:68, 2:92, 2:126, 2:129, 2:130, 2:153, 2:206, 2:325, 2:368, 3:195, 3:255–256, 3:282, 3:458, 4:131, 6:71–73, 6:130–131, 6:531
rents part of Lego, 2:279, 2:280n
reports convoy bill, 2:254n
and reports of George III’s death, 4:172–173
and sale of Pantops, 5:102–103, 5:171, 5:325, 5:347–348, 5:349–350n, 6:130
sends book manuscript to TJ, 6:355, 6:355n, 6:413
and sheep, 2:252, 2:431–432
slaves of, 1:156n, 1:321
TJ on, 2:340–341
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:625
TJ sends furniture to, 6:88
and TJ’s letters on finance, 6:220–225, 6:311, 6:490–497, 6:578–592, 6:594, 6:595–596, 6:600
and TJ’s memorandum on U.S. Bank, 2:70, 2:92
and TJ’s newspapers, 1:457, 1:469
TJ visits, 4:132, 4:346n
travels to North Carolina, 2:58, 2:68, 2:325, 2:340, 2:368, 2:378, 2:491
on War of 1812, 6:131, 6:531
on wartime finance, 6:311–312
and J. Wayles’s papers, 5:287
on W. Fla. controversy, 3:256, 3:281–282

Eppes, Maria (Mary) Jefferson (TJ’s daughter; John Wayles Eppes’s first wife)

acquaintances in France, 1:174, 1:175n
death of, 3:307, 4:xlvi, 4:389n, 6:131n
mentioned, 2:xliii, 6:451
receives slaves from TJ, 1:156n, 1:321n
travels to France, 1:450n

Eppes, Martha Burke Jones (John Wayles Eppes’s second wife)

and F. Eppes, 2:126, 2:129, 2:153
identified, 2:127n
letter to, 2:126–127
mentioned, 1:338n
TJ forwards letter to, 3:433n, 3:458, 3:513
TJ sends greetings to, 2:341, 2:378, 4:173, 5:102, 5:172, 5:349, 6:88
visits North Carolina, 2:68

Eppes, Mary (Polly). See Thweatt, Mary (Polly) Eppes

Eppington (Eppes’s Chesterfield Co. estate)

and F. Eppes, 2:325, 2:378, 3:290, 3:458, 3:473, 3:474, 3:501, 3:502
family returns to, 2:68
sold by J. W. Eppes, 3:195
TJ directs letter to, 2:340
TJ plans to visit, 1:363, 1:364, 1:365, 1:595
TJ visits, 1:626, 2:129, 2:130n
J. Wayles’s papers at, 2:84–85, 2:141, 2:256, 5:90–91, 5:161–162, 5:162n, 5:210–211, 5:287, 5:287–288

eprouvette, 6:117

equatorial (astronomical instrument)

owned by TJ, 4:237, 4:238n, 4:369

Erasmus, Desiderius

quoted by J. Adams, 6:299, 6:300n

Erastus, Thomas (Thomas Lüber)

mentioned, 6:302
in F. A. Van der Kemp’s proposed book, 4:502

Erie Canal, 3:333, 3:459–460, 3:521, 3:597–598

Ernest, Mathew, 2:56, 2:58n

Erskine, David M.

agreement with U.S., 1:271, 1:407, 1:409–410n, 1:438–439, 1:441, 1:504n, 1:518, 1:658, 2:35n, 2:69, 2:325, 2:358n, 3:463
conversation with A. Gallatin, 3:69, 3:70n, 3:600, 3:602, 3:626
dispatches for, 1:108, 1:113
instructions to, 1:170n, 1:284–285, 1:409, 1:418, 1:438–439, 2:540n
negotiates with R. Smith, 1:168, 1:170n, 1:409

Erskine, David Steuart, 11th Earl of Buchan. See Buchan, David Steuart Erskine, 11th Earl of

Erving, George William

appointed special minister to Denmark, 3:293, 3:459, 3:539
and A. Burr conspiracy, 3:128, 3:129n
and Cádiz consulate, 1:87, 1:96, 1:113–114
carries letter, 2:477, 3:106
identified, 2:32n
letters from, 2:246–248, 3:342–343
letter to, 2:31–32
mentioned, 3:64, 3:330
and merino sheep, 2:3, 2:31–32, 2:246
sends wool specimens, 3:342–343
U.S. agent in London, 3:37, 4:21, 4:31–33
visits Monticello, 3:45–46, 3:342
visits Montpellier, 3:46

Erythrina corallodendrum (coral tree), 6:188

Esclignac, Madame d’, 2:11

Escot, John, 3:476, 3:477n, 3:478n, 3:485

Escovar, Antonio Gonzales de, 2:480n

Esdrass. See Ezra

Esopus Spitzenburg (Spitzenburg apple), 3:448n, 3:455

Espagne, Jean Louis Brigitte, comte d’, 1:372

Espinville, Charles, comte d’

seeks West Point appointment for son, 4:375n, 4:376, 4:434, 5:405

Esprit des Lois (Montesquieu), 3:xlvi, 3:6, 3:7n, 3:89n, 3:311, 3:334–335, 5:579n

Essai de Géologie (Faujas de Saint-Fond), 2:47, 2:49n

Essai Général d’Education physique, morale, et intellectuelle (Jullien), 1:674, 1:676n, 2:353, 2:405, 2:504, 2:532–533

Essai historique et critique (Paganel), 3:219–221, 3:562

Essai politique sur le royaume de la Nouvelle-Espagne (Humboldt), 1:24, 1:25n, 1:264, 1:267n, 3:107, 3:108n, 3:623n, 4:289, 4:352, 4:354n, 6:323, 6:326, 6:329

Essai sur la géographie des plantes (Humboldt), 1:265, 1:267n

Essai sur l’emploi du tems (Jullien), 2:504

Essai sur l’Histoire Génerale des Mathématiques (Bossut), 6:381

Essai sur l’origine des connoissances humaines (Condillac), 5:277n

An Essay concerning Human Understanding (Locke), 1:576

An Essay on diseases incidental to Europeans (Lind), 3:38, 3:40n

An Essay on Government (Lee), 1:123–124, 3:116, 3:117n

An Essay on Longevity (Sinclair), 4:140, 4:142n

An Essay on Ophthalmia, or Inflammation of the Eyes (Griffiths), 1:237n

Essay on Sheep (Livingston), 1:667, 1:668n, 2:39, 2:83, 3:63, 3:64n, 4:637, 5:181, 5:182n

An Essay on the principle of population (Malthus), 1:35

An essay on the probability of sensation in vegetables (Tupper), 5:276, 5:277n

Essays and Notes on Husbandry and Rural Affairs (Bordley), 1:581

Essays on poetical and prosaic numbers, and elocution (Mason), 1:576

Essays on the Lives and Writings of Fletcher of Saltoun and the poet Thomson: Biographical, Critical, and Political (Buchan), 2:172, 2:174n

Essays on the Principles of Morality and Natural Religion (Kames), 1:576

An Essay to promote Domestic Happiness (Peale), 4:531–532, 6:68–69, 6:70n

An Essay towards a general history of Feudal Property in Great Britain (Dalrymple), 2:51

Essay upon Projects (Defoe), 1:572

Essex, USS, 3:577, 3:638, 4:17, 4:19, 4:36

Essex County, Mass.

Federalist sentiment in, 4:83, 4:84n
TJ addresses Republicans of, 1:85–86

Essex Junto, 1:246–247, 1:298, 1:300n, 4:547, 4:628, 5:282n, 5:564, 5:640–641, 6:37, 6:96–97, 6:98

Estes, Coleman

and firewood, 5:427
witnesses land conveyance, 4:288, 5:624n

Estes, Triplett T.

Charlottesville tavern keeper, 4:619, 5:193

Esther (TJ’s slave; b. 1795)

on Monticello slave list, 4:388

Estienne, Charles

Maison Rustique, or the Countrie Farme, 2:82, 4:139, 4:142n

Estienne, Henri (Stepani; Stephani)

Bibliothecae Historicae Libri Quindecim de quadraginta, 6:382
Thesavrvs Graecae Lingvae, 3:547

Eston (TJ’s slave; b. 1808). See Hemings, Eston (TJ’s slave and probable son)

ethics

TJ on study of, 4:162

Ηθικη Ποιησις: Sive Gnomici Poetæ Græci (ed. Brunck), 6:279, 6:280n

Euclid

mentioned, 6:508
TJ reads, 4:429, 6:302

L’Eugène (ship), 6:33

Eulogium on Marcus Aurelius (Thomas), 3:309, 3:310n

An Eulogy, illustrative of the life, and commemorative of the beneficence of the late Hon. James Bowdoin (Jenks), 5:597, 5:597n

Europe

and silk manufacturing, 1:341, 1:342n, 1:355, 1:412–413, 1:413, 1:424, 1:425n, 1:472
TJ on tyranny in, 4:157–158, 5:26

European chestnut (Castanea sativa; sweet chestnut), 1:594n, 3:503, 4:322–323, 4:497, 4:498

Eustis, William

and batture controversy, 2:426, 2:427, 2:435, 3:477, 3:484, 3:486n, 3:498n
W. Duane on, 6:527
identified, 1:584n
letter from accounted for, 2:412n
letters from, 1:624–625, 2:435
letters to, 1:583–584, 2:426, 4:458, 4:482, 4:516, 5:10–11, 5:104–105, 5:327, 5:443
and military appointments, 5:328, 5:441–442, 5:443
on New England politics, 1:624
and New London military stores, 5:104–105, 5:107
opposes B. Waterhouse, 6:37–38, 6:97
and public opinion on war, 5:355
recommendations sent to, 4:458, 4:516, 5:10–11, 5:11
as secretary of war, 1:583–584, 1:607, 1:625, 1:644, 1:661, 2:57, 2:58n, 2:118, 2:175, 2:176n, 2:253, 2:320, 2:452, 3:120, 4:273, 4:374, 4:376, 4:482, 4:483, 4:519, 4:520n, 4:537, 4:538n, 4:539, 4:540n, 4:623, 5:327, 5:328, 5:354, 5:366–367, 5:398, 5:399n, 5:493, 5:494n, 6:97, 6:100n, 6:171, 6:173, 6:177n
TJ sends batture pamphlet to, 4:624, 5:366–368
visits Monticello, 4:133
and J. Wilkinson’s court-martial, 5:635, 5:637n

Evans (TJ’s slave; b. 1794)

laborer, 4:379
on Poplar Forest slave lists, 4:384, 4:385, 5:462, 6:308, 6:309

Evans, John J.

and Georgia Republican, 4:127

Evans, Joseph, 6:455, 6:458n

Evans, Lewis, 6:453, 6:454n, 6:455, 6:458n

Evans, Nathaniel, 2:118, 2:255

Evans, Oliver

asserts patent rights, 6:353, 6:354n, 6:453, 6:453, 6:454, 6:455, 6:455, 6:456
and grinding-mill patent, 5:93n
machinery of installed at Shadwell mills, 6:384–385
machinery of patented, 6:353, 6:354n, 6:379, 6:380, 6:382, 6:385, 6:454, 6:454, 6:454n, 6:455, 6:455, 6:455, 6:456, 6:457–458n
originality of machinery questioned, 6:353, 6:353–354, 6:380–382, 6:384, 6:453, 6:453–454, 6:454n, 6:454n, 6:455–457, 6:514
and perpetual-motion machine, 5:559n
sells milling screws, 3:510
The Young Mill-wright & Miller’s Guide, 6:xliv, 6:456, 6:456

Evans, Philip (TJ’s slave; b. 1796)

on Monticello slave list, 4:388

Evans v. Robinson, 6:353, 6:354n, 6:453, 6:453, 6:454

Eve (Old Testament figure), 6:623

Eve (TJ’s slave; b. 1779)

on Monticello slave list, 4:387
on Poplar Forest slave list, 4:382, 4:383

Evelina (TJ’s slave; b. 1797)

on Monticello slave list, 4:388

Evelyn, John

Sylva, or a Discourse on Forest-Trees, 2:82
Terra: A Philosophical Discourse of Earth, 2:82

Everett, David

and Boston Patriot, 4:92

Everette, Charles

account with TJ, 3:196, 3:270, 3:283–284, 3:367–368, 3:529, 5:5, 5:6n
and Albemarle Volunteer Company subscription, 5:344, 5:345n
identified, 3:196n
Latin school of, 6:426
letter from, 3:196
letter to, 4:9
mentioned, 1:499, 2:39
TJ pays, 4:10
treats slaves, 3:36, 3:37, 3:196, 3:250, 3:270, 3:529, 4:9, 4:9
welcomes TJ, 1:47n

Everitt, John F.

and Georgia Republican, 4:127

everlasting (fabric), 5:394

Ewell, Thomas

letter from accounted for, 5:588n
and Navy Department contract, 5:587, 5:588n

Ewell’s Mill (Fairfax Co.), 1:52n

Examen de la Sentence rendue dans la Cause entre Jean Gravier et la Ville de la Nouvelle-Orléans (Moreau Lislet), 2:658, 3:483, 4:466

Examen des Droits des Etats-Unis et des pretensions de Mr. Edouard Livingston sur la Batture en Face du Faubourg Ste. Marie (Thierry), 2:439, 2:446n, 2:516, 2:517n, 2:531, 2:532n, 2:658, 3:30, 3:72, 3:133–134, 3:135n, 3:159, 3:203, 3:226, 3:233, 3:271, 3:476, 3:484, 4:643n

“Examination into the Boundaries of Louisiana” (Thomas Jefferson), 3:256, 3:281, 3:282–283

Examination of the Memorial of the Owners and Underwriters of the American Ship the New Jersey, 1:36

Examination of the title of the United States (Livingston), 3:476, 3:483

“The Expedient” (McCoy), 1:322–327

The Experienced Farmer (Parkinson), 4:110n

The Experimental Husbandman and Gardener (Bradley), 2:82

Experiments and Observations on Animal Heat (Crawford), 4:395n

Exposition du Systême du Monde (Laplace), 1:348, 1:349n, 1:357, 1:490

extinction

of species, 2:509, 2:510

eyeglasses, 3:280–281, 3:341–342, 3:488

Ezekiel (Hebrew prophet), 6:542

Ezra (Hebrew scribe and priest), 6:542

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