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Author: Garland, Hugh A., 1805-1854.
Title: The life of John Randolph of Roanoke / v.2
Print source: The life of John Randolph of Roanoke / by Hugh A. Garland ... v.2
Garland, Hugh A., 1805-1854.
New York, Philadelphia: D. Appleton & Company, G.S. Appleton, 1850.
Publication Info: Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, Digital Research Library
2008-05-16
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Randolph, John, 1773-1833.
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Contents
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[Front Matter]
Life of John Randolph. Vol. II
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Contents of Vol. II.
Chapter I. Roanoake-Retirement.
Chapter II. Ancestral Pride--St. George--Madness.
Chapter III. Military Campaign.
Chapter IV. New England.
Chapter V. Religion.
Chapter VI. Political Reflections--Congress--Bank Charter.
Chapter VII. Home--Solitude.
Chapter VIII. Dying, Sir--Dying.
Chapter IX. Conversion.
Chapter X. Idiosyncracies.
Chapter XI. Congress--Political Parties.
Chapter XII. Missouri Question.
Chapter XIII. Compromise Bill Smuggled Through the House.
Chapter XIV. "I Now Go for Blood."--Madness.
Chapter XV. Missouri Question--Act the Second.
Chapter XVI. "Be Not Solitary, Be Not Idle."--His Will--Slaves.
Chapter XVII. Log-book and Letters.
Chapter XVIII. The Apportionment Bill.
Chapter XIX.Pickney, Marshall, Tazewell-- Departure for Europe.
Chapter XX. The Voyage.
Chapter XXI. Incidents in England.
Chapter XXII. Eighteenth Congress--Consolidation is the Order of the Day-- "Speak [...]
Chapter XXIII. Internal Improvements.
Chapter XXIV. Supreme Court--Dull Dinner--Huddlesford's Oak.
Chapter XXV. Tariff--Prophecy--Lewis McLean.
Chapter XXVII. Second Voyage to Europe.
Chapter XXVII. Presidential Election.
Chapter XXVIII. "Such Constitutes as Man Never Had Before, and Never Will Have Again."
Chapter XXIX. The Adams Administration.
Chapter XXX. The Panama Mission--Blifil and Black George.
Chapter XXXI. Duel With Henry Clay.
Chapter XXXII. Negro Slavery.
Chapter XXXIII. Letters from Abroad.
Chapter XXXIX. His Defeat for the Senate.
Chapter XXXV. Election to the House of Representatives.
Chapter XXXVI. Leader of the Opposition--A Wise and Masterly Inactivity.
Chapter XXXVII. Letters from Roanoke.
Chapter XXXVIII. Presidential Election--Retirement from Congress.
Chapter XXXIX. Elected to the Convention.
Chapter XL. The Virginia Convention--Every Change is Not Reform.
Chapter XLI. Mission to Russia.
Chapter XLII. Opium Eater.
Chapter XLIII. The Consummation.
Chapter XVIV. "I Have Been Sick All My Life."--Death.
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