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Authors: Ron Chernow
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Alexander Hamilton (175 page)
Napoleon I, emperor of France
National Assembly, French
national bank
see
central banks
specific banks
National Gazette
nationalism
AH’s vision of
nations, law of
Naturalization Act (1798)
Navy, U.S.
Adams’s plans for
Navy Department, U.S.
Necker, Jacques
neutrality, U.S
Neutrality Proclamation (1793)
AH’s defense of
Neville, John
Nevis
AH’s birth in
natural disasters in
slavery in
Newburgh, N.Y., fear of Continental Army mutiny in
New England
Burr’s rounding up of supporters in
election of 1800 and
secession plans in
slavery in
New Hampshire
ratification of the Constitution in
New Jersey
in American Revolution
Burr indicted for murder in
colonial duels in
manufacturing in
slavery in
New Jersey Plan
Newton, Sir Isaac
New Windsor, N.Y.–55
New York (state)
AH as citizen of
AH as tax receiver in
AH’s proprietary feelings toward
in American Revolution
anti-Tory bias in
battle over U.S. Constitution in
constitution of
Continental Congress delegates from
debt of
education in
elections in
import duties inland grants in law in
legislature of
see also
New York Assembly; New York Senate
political families in
secession threat and
slavery in
Society of the Cincinnati in
Tories in
New York Assembly
AH as candidate for
AH in
Burr in
New York City AH’s arrival in
AH’s funeral in
AH’s homes in
see also
Grange, the (Hamilton estate)
AH’s vision for
Assembly Room of
“bancomania” in banks in
Bayard mansion in
British occupation of
as capital
coffeehouses in
colonial evacuation of
Common (The Fields) in
Constitution welcomed in
Continental Congress in
defense preparations in
described elections of 1800 in
espionage in
Evacuation Day (Nov. 25) in
Federal Hall (City Hall) in
fires in
flight of Tories from
Fourth of July in
Fraunces Tavern in
hangings in
immigrants in
Manhattan Well Tragedy in
merchants in
as port
poverty in
print-shop raid in prostitutes in
protests against the Jay Treaty in
ratification of U.S. Constitution and
real estate in
removal of British traces in
St. Croix trade with
St. Paul’s Chapel in
size of slavery in
social-service agencies in
speculation in
“tea party” in
Trinity Church in
Wall Street in
Washington in
Whigs in
widows and orphans helped in
yellow-fever epidemic in
New York Common Council
New York
Daily Advertiser
New-York Evening Post
New-York Gazetteer
New-York Journal
New York Manumission Society (New York Society for Promoting the Manumission of Slaves)
New York Orphan Asylum Society
New-York Packet
New York Provincial Congress
New York Ratifying Convention
New York Senate
New York Society Library
New York Stock Exchange
New York Supreme Court
Nicholas, John
Nicholson, James
Nicoll, Henry
Nicoll, Samuel
Niemcewicz, Julian
Noailles, Adrienne de,
see
Lafayette, Adrienne de
Noailles
Noailles, vicomte de
North, Lord
North Carolina
Northwest Territory
Notes on the State of Virginia
(Jefferson)
nullification
Ogden, David B.
Ogden, Nicholas
Olive Branch Petition (1775)
Otis, Harrison Gray
Otis, Samuel
Paine, Thomas
Pamphlet Wars
paper money
excess printing of
pardons
Paris
French Revolution in
Jefferson in
Parkinson, George
Parliament, British
Parrington, Vernon
Parsons, Theophilus
Parton, James
Passaic River, Great Falls of
patents
Paterson, N.J., manufacturing in
Paterson, William
Peale, Charles Willson
Peekskill, N.Y.
Pendleton, Edmund
Pendleton, Nathaniel
Eliza Schuyler Hamilton’s correspondence with
Hamilton-Burr duel and
Pennsylvania
American Revolution in
Continental Army mutineers in
excise taxes in
Fries’s Rebellion in slavery in
Supreme Executive Council in
Whiskey Rebellion in
see also
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery
People v. Levi Week
Philadelphia, Pa.
AH’s homes in
in American Revolution
bank in
as capital
Constitutional Convention in
description of
Federalist-Republican clashes in
First Continental Congress in
French refugees in
Genêt in mint in
Pennsylvania mutineers in
protests against Jay Treaty in
“scrippomania” in
Second Continental Congress in
sensual pleasures in
Treasury offices in
yellow-fever epidemics in
Physiocrats
Pickering, Mrs. Timothy
Pickering, Timothy
AH’s correspondence with
in army organization battles
secession threat and as secretary of state
Pierce, William
Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth
AH’s correspondence with
army organization and
in diplomatic mission to France
in election of 1800
French expulsion of
Pinckney, Thomas
pirates and privateers
French Revolution and
Pitt, William, the Elder
Pitt, William, the Younger
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Plumer, William
Plutarch
political parties:
emergence of
negative view of
see also specific parties
Polk, James K.
Pollock, Elizabeth,
see
Hamilton, Elizabeth Pollock
Pope, Alexander
populism
Postlethwayt, Malachy
Post Office, U.S.
Poughkeepsie, N.Y. “Practical Proceedings in the SupremeCourt of the State of New York” (Hamilton)
Presbyterians
in New Jersey
in New York
political dissent and
in St. Croix
president, U.S.
Constitutional Convention and
impeachment of
pardons issued by
protocol of
veto of
press:
Alien and Sedition Acts and
freedom of
Prevost, Theodosia,
see
Burr, Theodosia Prevost Price, Richard
Prime, Nathaniel
primogeniture
Princeton
requirements of
Princeton, Battle of (1777)
Princeton, N.J. prison ships, British
Prospect Before Us, The
(Callender)
prostitutes
Provisional Army
see also
Army, U.S.
Purdy, Ebenezer
Putnam, Israel
Quakers
Quasi-War
Quebec
Quebec Act (1775)
Quincy, Mass., Adams’s escapes to
Randall, Robert Richard
Randolph, Edmund
as attorney general
at Constitutional Convention
as secretary of state
Whiskey Rebellion and
Randolph, John
Reeve, Tapping
refugees, French
Report on a Plan for the Further Support of Public Credit
(Hamilton)
Report on Manufactures
(Hamilton)
Report on Public Credit
(Hamilton)
funding scheme in
Report on the Mint
(Hamilton)
Republicans, Republican party
Adams’s courting of
AH’s death and
Alien and Sedition Acts and
Burr army appointment and
electoral tie of 1801 and
on Federalist army plans
Federalists’ violent clashes with
French Revolution and
Jay Treaty and
Jefferson’s resignation as viewed by
Manhattan Company and
Pamphlet Wars and
public debt and
Reynolds scandal and
war and standing armies as viewed by
Washington criticized by
see also National Gazette
;
specific elections
“Republican” (“Democratic”) societies
Residence Act (1790)
Revere, Paul
Revolutionary War,
see
American Revolution; Continental Army;
specific battles
Reynolds, James
AH blackmailed by
Reynolds, Maria (Mary Lewis):
AH’s affair with
AH’s correspondence with
Reynolds, Susan
Reynolds pamphlet (Hamilton)
Rhode Island
election of 1800 in
Richmond Hill
Riedesel, Baroness
Riedesel, Friedrich von
Rights of Man, The
(Paine)
Ring, Catherine
Ring, Elias
Rivington, James
Robespierre, Maximilien de
Rochambeau, comte de
Rodgers, Rev. John
Roman Catholicism
Roosevelt, Franklin
Roosevelt, Theodore
Royal Danish American Gazette
reports on American Revolution in
Royal Gazette
Royal Navy, British
Rush, Benjamin
AH’s correspondence with
yellow-fever epidemic and
Rutgers, Elizabeth
Rutgers v. Waddington
Rutledge, John, Jr.
St. Croix
AH in
hurricane in
slavery in
trade in
St. Kitts (St. Christopher)
St. Leger, Barrimore
St. Méry, Moreau de
St. Simons Island
St. Thomas
St. Vincent
Sands, Gulielma
Saratoga, Battle of (1777)
Scammell, Alexander
Schieffelin, Jacob
Schuyler, Angelica,
see
Church, Angelica Schuyler
Schuyler, Catherine
Schuyler, Catherine Van Rensselaer
death of
Schuyler, Cornelia,
see
Morton, Cornelia Schuyler
Schuyler, Elizabeth (wife),
see
Hamilton, Elizabeth