James Madison: A Life Reconsidered by Lynne Cheney Page A

Adams,
Jefferson,
276–77; Kukla,
Wilderness So Immense,
230.
    23 .
PMS,
4:146–47, to Pinckney, Nov. 27, 1802; 4:xxvi; 4:198, to Livingston, Dec. 17, 1802.
    24 .Ammon,
James Monroe,
38–39; Malone,
Jefferson,
4:269–70.
    25 .Kukla,
Wilderness So Immense,
261–62; Ammon,
James Monroe,
203;
PJ,
7:512, to Monroe, Nov. 11, 1784; Brant,
Madison,
4:111;
PMS,
4:397n1, from Monroe, March 7, 1803; Hunt-Jones,
Dolley and the “Great Little Madison,”
22–25; Tinkcom, “Caviar Along the Potomac,” 97.
    26 .Hunt-Jones,
Dolley and the “Great Little Madison,”
26; Margaret Bayard Smith,
First Forty Years,
29; Allgor,
Perfect Union,
70–73; Ellis,
American Sphinx,
227;
Diaries of John Quincy Adams: A Digital Collection,
Feb. 13, 1806.
    27 .Cutler and Cutler,
Life, Journals, and Correspondence of Rev. Manasseh Cutler,
2:154; Allgor,
Perfect Union,
74–75; Tinkcom, “Caviar Along the Potomac,” 84.
    28 .Kukla,
Wilderness So Immense,
267–68; Henry Adams,
Jefferson,
320;
PMS,
4:500–501, from Livingston, April 11, 1803.
    29 .
PMS,
5:248, to Monroe, July 30, 1803; Margaret Bayard Smith,
First Forty Years,
38–39; Ambrose,
Undaunted Courage,
102.
    30 .Brodie,
Thomas Jefferson,
349, 354, 361–63.
    31 .Ibid., 365–68;
PMS,
4:541, to Monroe, April 20, 1803.
    32 .Brodie,
Thomas Jefferson,
374.
    33 .“Reminiscences of Madison Hemings,” in Brodie,
Thomas Jefferson,
473. Gordon-Reed,
Hemingses of Monticello,
517–18. Gordon-Reed points out that the naming incident almost certainly occurred when Hemings was carrying Madison Hemings rather than after he was born, 589.
    34 .
PMS,
5:248–49, to Monroe, July 30, 1803; Jefferson,
Complete Anas,
222; Henry Adams,
Jefferson,
348–49.
    35 .Gallatin,
Writings,
1:111–14, to Jefferson, Jan. 13, 1803; Malone,
Jefferson,
4:318;
PMS,
5:156, “Proposed Constitutional Amendment,” ca. July 9, 1803.
    36 .
PMS,
5:323, from Jefferson, Aug. 18, 1803; 5:328, to Jefferson, Aug. 20, 1803;
Republic of Letters,
2:1290; Ketcham,
Madison,
421.
    37 .
Annals,
8th Cong., 1st sess., 14, Oct. 17, 1803; Hermann,
Louisiana Purchase,
37; Malone,
Jefferson,
4:403.
    38 .Henry Adams,
Jefferson,
334–35.
    39 .Forte, “Marbury’s Travail,” 351–55, 397–99. Both Jefferson’s and Marshall’s mothers were Randolphs.
    40 .
Marbury v. Madison,
5 U.S. 137 (1803);
PMR,
1:191, to Monroe, Dec. 27, 1817;
PMC,
11:293, “Observations on Jefferson’s Draft of a Constitution for Virginia,” ca. Oct. 15, 1788.
    41 .
PMC,
17:311,
Report of 1800
.
    42 .Tinkcom, “Caviar Along the Potomac,” 72; Henry Adams,
Jefferson,
547–50.
    43 .Tinkcom, “Caviar Along the Potomac,” 72.
    44 .
PMS,
6:361, to Monroe, Jan. 19, 1804; Rives Papers, Edward Coles to Hugh Grigsby, Dec. 23, 1854; Henry Adams,
Jefferson,
552–57.
    45 .
PMS,
6:186–87, to King, Dec. 18, 1803; 6:197–99, from King, Dec. 22, 1803; 6:362, to Monroe, Jan. 19, 1804; Jefferson,
Works,
10:47–48, “Rules of Etiquette,” 1803; Malone,
Jefferson,
4:384–85.
    46 .
PMS,
6:362–63, to Monroe, Jan. 19, 1804.
    47 .
Ibid.,
361–66; Malone,
Jefferson,
4:383–84; Margaret Bayard Smith,
First Forty Years,
46–47.
    48 .
PMS,
6:361, to Monroe, Jan. 19, 1804; Plumer,
Memorandum,
212.
    49 .Henry Adams,
Life of Albert Gallatin,
287–88.
    50 .Isenberg,
Fallen Founder,
235–49, 252; Jefferson,
Complete Anas,
224; Malone,
Jefferson,
4:398.
    51 .LC-TJ, from Clinton, Jan. 20, 1804.
    52 .
PMS,
2:485, to John Francis Mercer, Feb. 24, 1802.
PMC,
15:493, to Jefferson, March 23, 1795. Madison also suffered a contagious illness the month following:
PMS,
3:9, to Andrew Ellicott, March 8, 1802.
    53 .
PMS,
7:498, to Monroe, July 21, 1804; Plumer,
Memorandum,
64.
    54 .Henry Adams,
Life of Albert Gallatin,
266;
PH,
25:544, to Morris, Feb. 29, 1802; Isenberg,
Fallen Founder,
256–61; Chernow,
Hamilton,
700.
    55 .Bickham,
Weight of Vengeance,
32; Harrison Papers, “Private Notes of Conversation with Mr. Madison,” Nov. 27–30, 1827.
    56 .Risjord,
Old