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Jay, John
Agrarianism, John Jay's reliance uponAgrarianism, John Jay's reliance upon -- and moralityAmerican Revolution -- and John Jay's contributions toAmerican Revolution -- and relationship to John Jay's careerArticles of Confederation -- and John Jay's experience withBar admission -- of John JayCitizenship -- John Jay on rights and obligations ofCitizenship -- John Jay's use of grand jury charges to teach rudiments ofCitizenship -- John Jay's views ofCommittee of Sixty, and John JayCommittees of Correspondence and Safety, and John JayConstitutional reform -- and John JayContinental Congress -- and John Jay's role as secretary of foreign affairsContract law -- and centrality of, in John Jay's jurisprudenceContract law -- and John JayDefinitive Treaty of Peace with Britain (Paris Treaty of 1783), and John JayDiplomacy -- and John Jay's return to, in 1794Diplomacy -- John Jay's views aboutEastern Circuit, and John Jay's grand jury chargesEconomic theory -- and John JayEconomic theory -- relationship to John Jay's jurisprudenceEducation, of John JayExecutive branch -- John Jay's view ofFederal criminal law, and John JayFederalism -- and John JayFischer, David Hackett, on John JayFounding fathers, compared to John JayGalloway Plan, and John Jay's positionGreat Britain -- and John Jay's deference to, in law practiceGreat Britain -- John Jay's posture towardHaines, Charles Grove, on Jay CourtHuman nature -- John Jay's views ofInternational law, and John JayJay TreatyJay Treaty -- and John RutledgeKing's College, and John JayKissam, Benjamin, and John Jay's legal apprenticeshipLaw, and John Jay's intellectual systemLee, Richard Henry, on John JayLee, Richard Henry, on John Jay -- on suability of statesLivingston, Robert, Jr., and John JayLivingston, Sarah Van Brugh, marriage to John JayLoyalism, and John JayMarshall, John -- compared to John JayMcCloskey, Robert G., on John JayMcCloskey, Robert G., on John Jay -- on pre-Marshall CourtMorris, Richard, on implied powers of judicial review -- on John JayMorris, Richard, on implied powers of judicial review -- on John Jay's limitationsMurray, Lindley, and John Jay apprenticeshipMurray, Lindley, and John Jay apprenticeship -- and assessment of John JayNational unification, and John JayNational unification, and John Jay -- and treatiesNew York judiciary, and John JayNew York state constitution, and John JayNew York: John Jay's tenure as governor ofNonimportation policies, and John Jay's positionObjects of government -- and John JayObjects of government -- and John Jay's fears aboutPoliticians, John Jay's view ofProfessionalism, John Jay's view ofPublic offices, of John JayReligion -- importance for John JayRevolutionary republican thought -- and John JayRevolutionary republican thought -- John Jay's critique ofRevolutionary republican thought -- John Jay's place within discourse ofRevolutionary republican thought -- relationship to John Jay's jurisprudenceShay's Rebellion, and John JaySmall States' (New Jersey) Plan, and John JaySmall States' (New Jersey) Plan, and John Jay -- and William PatersonStamp Act, and John JayStatesmanship, John Jay's views ofSupreme Court -- John Jay's vision ofTreaties, and federal courts -- importance to John JayVaughan, Benjamin, and John JayWashington, George -- signing John Jay's commissionJay, John

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The Smart Culture

Robert L. Hayman; New York University Press

A Republic of Men

Mark E. Kann; New York University Press