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| Genre/Form: | Archives Sources Correspondence Correspondance |
|---|---|
| Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826. Papers. Princeton : Princeton University Press, 1950-<2009> (OCoLC)572365296 Online version: Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826. Papers. Princeton : Princeton University Press, 1950-<2009> (OCoLC)605937891 |
| Named Person: | Thomas Jefferson; Thomas Jefferson; Thomas Jefferson |
| Material Type: | Biography, Internet resource |
| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Thomas Jefferson; Julian P Boyd; L H Butterfield; Charles T Cullen; John Catanzariti; Barbara Oberg; et al |
| ISBN: | 9780691045337 069104533X 9780691045344 0691045348 9780691045351 0691045356 9780691045368 0691045364 9780691045375 0691045372 9780691045382 0691045380 9780691045399 0691045399 9780691045405 0691045402 9780691045412 0691045410 9780691045429 0691045429 9780691045436 0691045437 9780691045443 0691045445 9780691045450 0691045453 9780691045467 0691045461 9780691045474 069104547X 9780691045481 0691045488 9780691045498 0691045496 9780691045825 0691045828 9780691045832 0691045836 9780691046860 0691046867 9780691046877 0691046875 9780691047287 0691047286 9780691047393 0691047391 9780691047768 0691047766 9780691047775 0691047774 9780691047782 0691047782 9780691015859 0691015856 9780691047805 0691047804 9780691090436 0691090432 9780691094984 0691094985 9780691118956 0691118957 9780691124896 0691124892 9780691129105 069112910X 9780691135571 0691135576 9780691137735 0691137730 9780691137742 0691137749 9780691150017 069115001X 9780691153230 069115323X 9780691156712 0691156719 0691046182 9780691046181 |
| OCLC Number: | 16353926 |
| Notes: | Supplemented by three "temporary" indexes covering vols. 1-6, 7-12, and 13-18, compiled by Elizabeth J. Sherwood and Ida T. Hopper; published: Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1954-73. Beginning with v. 21, permanent cumulative indexes will appear after each decimal volume; vol. 21 provides an index to the first 20 vols. and replaces the earlier "temporary" indexes. Vol. 22: Charles T. Cullen, editor, Eugene R. Sheridan, associate editor, Ruth W. Lester, assistant editor; vol. 25-<28>: John Catanzariti, editor, Eugene R. Sheridan, senior associate editor; vol. 29-<34, 37-39>: Barbara B. Oberg, general editor. Thomas Jefferson Foundation notes: Supplemented by "Index, volumes <1-18 > compiled by Elizabeth J. Sherwood and Ida T. Hopper" (v.<1-3 >) published by Princeton University Press, 1954-1973. Beginning with v. 21, permanent cumulative indexes will appear after each decimal volume; vol. 21 provides an index to the first 20 vols. and replaces the earlier "temporary" indexes. Vol. 20-23 edited by Charles T. Cullen and others. Vol. 24-28 edited by John Catanzariti and others. Vol. <29- > edited by Barbara B. Oberg and others. One Set (vols. 1-19) Gift From: Frances P. Schuman and Family. One Set (vols. 1-29) Gift From: George Green Shackelford, 2002. One Set (vols. 1-24) Gift From: Charles Suddarth Kelly, 2005. One Set (vols. 1-28, 30, 32) Gift From: Merrill D. Peterson, 2008. Thomas Jefferson : a comprehensive, annotated bibliography (by Frank Shuffelton) In 1943 when the project started at Princeton University the editors projected a minimum of fifty volumes in two series. The first, a chronological series of every available letter written by or to Jefferson, was created to include messages, speeches, travel journals, minutes of proceedings, etc. Series two was to consist of the other writings of Jefferson such as the Notes on the State of Virginia and Manual of Parliamentary Practice arranged in a classified scheme. Jefferson's papers have been presented in numerous formats and arrangements; however, Boyd and Butterfield conjectured that less than one-third of the total had been published ... Paul Sifton notes in this description of the Jefferson papers deposited at the Library of Congress: "The Boyd volumes will attempt, in printed form, to restore the Jefferson papers to the archival care and historiographical thoroughness which they possessed when Jefferson bequeathed them to his favorite grandson." -- Marilyn K. Parr (Library of Congress, A Selected List of References) Online tables of contents, provided by Library of Congress (vols. 1-20, 22-26) and by Princeton University Press (vols. 28 and 29). Contents are provided in chronological order, with the exception of vols. 13-20 which have alphabetical listings by correspondent. Note on v. 20: Contains Boyd's last long Editorial Note, entitled "Fixing the Seat of Government," which brings together papers concerning the planning for the new national capital. Boyd argues that "Jefferson's impress upon the plan for the capital is far greater than realized," and Pierre L'Enfant's has been accordingly somewhat exaggerated. Also includes a block of letters to Gouverneur Morris and others on "Sources of Foreign Intelligence." -- Frank Shuffelton Note on v. 21: Replaces three "temporary" indexes, but the editors caution that they have made no systematic attempt to prepare new subject entries for this index. Some categories were not covered in each of the earlier indexes, e.g. "farm implements" is a category in the second index but not in the first or third, and in preparing the present index the editors did not review Volumes 1-6 and 13-20 to complete the category. Thus, the "temporary" indexes may retain some value. -- Frank Shuffelton Note on v. 22: First volume of the post-Boyd era returns to offering table of contents on chronological principles and now supplies an index to this volume. This volume adopts a "strictly chronological" ordering of the papers and abandons Boyd's "file folder" method of printing together letters and papers focusing on a common issue or event. Thus, this volume prints the first of the papers TJ bound into the so-called "Anas" volume, and the editors will treat each item as a separate document to be inserted into the Papers volume in the appropriate place according to its date. The editors believe that TJ intended to include in the "Anas" volume only papers covering his tenure as Secretary of State. -- Frank Shuffelton Note on v. 23: Papers in this volume ... come out of the period of TJ's service as Secretary of State. Included are papers responding to the slave revolt in Saint-Domingue, documents revealing TJ's role in securing Senate confirmation of Washington's nominees of ministers to France, Great Britain, and the Netherlands, as well as the reorganization of the army and the war with the Indians in the Northwest Territory. -- Frank Shuffelton Note on v. 24: In the second half of 1792 TJ had to deal with the radicalization of the French Revolution, the overthrow of the monarchy, and difficult negotiations with Great Britain and Spain concerning relations on the American frontiers with those countries' possessions in North America. The conflict with Hamilton heats up with pseudonymous attacks by Hamilton on TJ, and TJ tries to persuade Washington of the dangers of Hamilton's program. -- Frank Shuffelton Note on v. 25: This volume includes material documenting TJ's response to Jacobinism, particularly in the letter of January 3 to William Short, notes on Hamilton's Report on Foreign Loans, debates about honoring treaty obligations with France and preserving American neutrality (Washington's Proclamation of Neutrality was issued on April 22nd.) Also includes instructions for Andre Michaux's proposed expedition to the West. -- Frank Shuffelton Note on v. 26: Notable material in this volume relates to TJ's response to the activities of Edmond "Citizen" Genet; also exchanges of opinion between TJ and Hamilton on the American debt to France and on the neutrality question. The struggle for George Washington's mind? -- Frank Shuffelton Note on v. 27: Covers last three months of TJ's career as Secretary of State, including reflections on the Philadelphia yellow fever epidemic, correspondence with and about Edmond Genet, continuation of the rivalry with Hamilton, and the submission to Congress of his Report on Commerce. This volume includes a long supplement of some 270 documents for the period 1764-1793 that have come to light or been reclassified since the edition began, plus three appendixes covering letters sent to TJ as secretary that arrived after his resignation and that he neither received nor read, an account of miscellaneous or routine papers from the State Department that were never intended for publication, and a summary of the forms which appeared with his signature on them as Secretary. -- Frank Shuffelton v. 1. : 1760-1776 -- v. 2. : 1777-18 June 1779, including the Revisal of the Laws, 1776-1786 -- v. 3. : 18 June 1779 to 30 September 1780 -- v. 4. : 1 October 1780 to 24 February 1781 -- v. 5. : 25 February 1781 to 20 May 1781 -- v. 6. : 21 May 1781 to 1 March 1784 -- v. 7. : 2 March 1784 to 25 February 1785 -- v. 8. : 25 February to 31 October 1785 -- v. 9. : 1 November 1785 to 22 June 1786 -- v. 10. : 22 June to 31 December 1786 -- v. 11. : 1 January to 6 August 1787 -- v. 12. : 7 August 1787 to 31 March 1788 -- v. 13. : March to 7 October 1788 -- v. 14. : 8 October 1788 to 26 March 1789 -- v. 15. : 27 March 1789 to 30 November 1789 -- v. 16. : 30 November 1789 to 4 July 1790 -- v. 17. : 6 July to 3 November 1790 -- v. 18. : 4 November 1790 to 24 January 1791 -- v. 19. : 24 January to 31 March 1791 -- v. 20. : 1 April to 4 August 1791 -- v. 21. : Index, Vols. 1-20 -- v. 22. : 6 August 1791-31 December 1791 -- v. 23. : 1 January-31 May 1792 -- v. 24. : 1 June to 31 December 1792 -- v. 25. : 1 January-10 May 1793 -- v. 26. : 11 May-31 August 1793 -- v. 27. : 1 September-31 December 1793 -- v. 28. : 1 January 1794-29 February 1796 -- v. 29. : 1 March 1796-31 December 1797 -- v. 30. : 1 January 1798-31 January 1799 -- v. 31. : 1 February 1799 to 31 May 1800 -- v. 32. : 1 June 1800 to 16 February 1801 -- v. 33. : 17 February to 30 April 1801 -- v. 34. : 1 May - 31 July 1801 -- v. 35. : 1 August to 30 November 1801 -- v. 36. : 1 December 1801 to 3 March 1802 -- v. 37. : 4 March to 30 June 1802 -- v. 38. : 1 July to 12 November 1802 |
| Credits: | From vol. 21-23, the editor is Charles T. Cullen ; vol. 24-28 ; John Cantanzariti ; vol. 29- ; Barbara B. Oberg. |
| Description: | v. <1-39 > : ill., ports., maps, facsims. ; 25 cm. |
| Contents: | v. 1. 1760-1776 -- v. 2. 1777-18 June, 1779, including the Revisal of the laws, 1776-1786 -- v. 3. 18 June, 1779 to 30 September, 1780 -- v. 4. 1 October, 1780 to 24 February 1781 -- v. 5. 25 February 1781 to 20 May 1781 -- v. 6. 21 May 1781 to 1 March 1784 -- v. 7. 2 March 1784 to 25 February 1785 -- v. 8. 25 February to 31 October 1785 -- v. 9. 1 November, 1785 to 22 June, 1786 -- v. 10. 22 June to 31 December, 1786 -- v. 11. 1 January to 6 August, 1787 -- v. 12. 7 August 1787 to 31 March, 1788 -- v. 13. March to 7 October, 1788 -- v. 14. 8 October 1788 to 26 March, 1789 -- v. 15. March 1789 to 30 November 1789. -- v. 16. 30 November 1789 to 4 July, 1790 -- v. 17. 6 July to 3 November 1790 -- v. 18. 4 November 1790 to 24 January 1791 -- v. 19. 24 January to 31 March 1791 -- v. 20. 1 April to 4 August 1791 -- v. 21. Index, volumes 1-20 -- v. 22. 6 August 1791 to 31 December 1791 -- v. 23. 1 January to 31 May 1792 -- v. 24. 1 June to 31 December 1792 -- v. 25. 1 January to 10 May 1793 -- v. 26. 11 May to 31 August 1793 -- v. 27. 1 September to 31 December 1793 -- v. 28. 1 January 1794 to 29 February 1796 -- v. 29. 1 March 1796 to 31 December 1797 -- v. 30. 1 January 1798 to 31 January 1799 -- v. 31. 1 February 1799 to 31 May 1800 -- v. 32. 1 June 1800 to 16 February 1801 -- v. 33. 17 February to 30 April 1801 -- v. 34. 1 May to 31 July 1801 -- v. 35. 1 August to 30 November 1801 -- v. 36. 1 December 1801 to 3 March 1802 -- v. 37. 4 March to 30 June 1802 -- v. 38. 1 July to 12 November 1802 -- v. 39. November 1802 to March 1803. |
| Other Titles: | Selections. Papers of Thomas Jefferson |
| Responsibility: | Julian P. Boyd, editor; Lyman H. Butterfield ... [et al.], associate editors. |
| Local System Bib Number: | 6323 |
Abstract:
Thomas Jefferson is residing at Monticello, avoiding the 'rather sickly' season in the nation's capital. In mid-November, he enters a period of intense activity in the preparation of his first annual
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