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Monroe, James, 1758-1831
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Spanish; Castilian
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James Monroe, fifth president of the United States of America (b. April 28, 1758, Monroe Hall, Virginia-d. July 4, 1831, New York, New York) fought with distinction in the Continental Army, and he practiced law in Fredericksburg, Virginia. As a young politician, he joined the anti-Federalists in the Virginia Convention which ratified the Constitution, and in 1790, an advocate of Jeffersonian policies, he was elected United States Senator. As Minister to France in 1794-1796, Monroe showed strong sympathies for the French cause; and later, with Robert R. Livingston, he helped negotiate the Louisiana Purchase. His ambition and energy, together with the backing of President Madison, made him the Republican choice for the Presidency in 1816; and with little Federalist opposition, he also won re-election in 1820.
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- Louisiana Purchase
- Tobacco
- Presidents--Inaugural addresses
- Shipping
- Practice of law
- Privateering
- First Coalition, War of the, 1792-1797--Armistices
- Constitutional amendments
- Military weapons
- Farms
- Suffrage
- Horse stealing
- Monroe doctrine
- Diplomatic and consular service
- Courts-martial and courts of inquiry
- Race
- Filibusters
- Indians of North America--Government relations
- Seals (Numismatics)
- presidents
- Stocks--History--19th century
- Scientific publications
- Diplomats--Selection and appointment
- Marshall, John, 1755-1835--Portraits, caricatures, etc,
- Seminole Indians
- Harlem Heights, Battle of, N.Y., 1776
- Indians of North America--Finance
- Epidemics--19th century
- Tobacco--Transportation--History--18th century
- Mills and mill-work--Prices--History
- Real property--History
- Speeches, addresses, etc., American--History--19th century
- Indians of North America--Government relations--1789-1869
- Land grants
- Missouri compromise
- Farm management--History--19th century
- Governor
- Presidents--Election--1828
- Firearms
- Beyond Early America
- Farm management--19th century
- Mexico--History--Wars of Independence, 1810-1821
- Burr Conspiracy, 1805-1807
- Prisoners of war
- Plantation management
- Tariff
- Governors--History--Sources
- Aliens--18th century
- Indians of North America--Wars--1812-1815
- Voyages and travels--19th century
- Diplomacy
- Slaves--History--19th century
- Statehood (American politics)
- Real property
- Ambassadors
- Indians, treatment of
- Natural history
- Lawyers--United States--Correspondence
- Alien and Sedition laws, 1798
- France--History--1789-1900--Claims
- Presidents--United States--19th century--Correspondence
- Defense industries
- Indians of North America--Treaties
- Threshing machines--Prices--History
- Slave trade
- Presidents--History--Sources
- Slaves--19th century
- Politicians
- Private libraries
- Voyages and travels
- Land titles--History--Sources
- Presidents--Election--1808
- French spoliation claims
- Plantations--19th century
- Land use
- Statesmen--United States--Correspondence
- Embargo, 1807-1809
- Political corruption
- Executors and administrators
- Death
- Courts--18th century
- Elections
- Schools
- Slaves--Dwellings
- Military supplies
- Politics, Practical
- Land grants--History--19th century
- Indians of North America
- Presidents--19th century--Correspondence
- New Orleans, Battle of, New Orleans, La., 1815
- Rivers--Navigation
- Squatters
- Presidents--Correspondence
- Wheat--Diseases and pests
- Iroquois Indians--Government relations
- Governors--19th century
- United States--Foreign relations--Spain
- Farms--18th century
- Politics, government and public administration
- Generals--Correspondence
- Harp--Instruction and study
- Marriage--United States--History--18th century
- Agriculture--History--19th century
- Slavery--19th century
- Judges--United States--Correspondence
- French,
- Slave insurrections
- Universities and colleges--Administration
- Steamboats
- Corn--Diseases and pests
- Agricultural machinery
- Slaves--Virginia--19th century
- Education
- Indentured servants--19th century
- Weapons industry
- Diplomatic and consular service, American
- Treaties
- Slaves
- Slaves--Employment
- Lawyers
- Marriage--United States--History--19th century
- Health
- Arms transfers
- Foreign ministers--United States--19th century--Correspondence
- Land tenure
- Finance, Personal
- Indians of North America--Wars--1790-1794
- Apportionment (Election law)
- Citizenship--18th century
Occupations:
- Presidents--United States
- Diplomats
- Politicians
- Delegates, U.S. Continental Congress--Virginia
- Presidents
- Cabinet officers
- Public officers--United States
Places:
- Cuba (as recorded)
- Netherlands (as recorded)
- Albemarle County (Va.) (as recorded)
- York, Yorkshire (as recorded)
- Bombay, India (as recorded)
- Virginia (as recorded)
- Great Britain (as recorded)
- North Carolina (as recorded)
- France (as recorded)
- Louisiana (as recorded)
- Georgia (as recorded)
- Virginia--Loudoun County (as recorded)
- Illinois (as recorded)
- Albemarle County (Va.) (as recorded)
- Spain (as recorded)
- India, Asia (as recorded)
- Baltimore (Md.) (as recorded)
- France (as recorded)
- Virginia--Loudoun County (as recorded)
- France (as recorded)
- Wood County (W. Va.) (as recorded)
- Virginia--Richmond (as recorded)
- Ireland, Europe (as recorded)
- Florida (as recorded)
- Kentucky (as recorded)
- Spain (as recorded)
- Latin America (as recorded)
- Mexico (as recorded)
- Ohio (as recorded)
- Mississippi River (as recorded)
- Ash Lawn-Highland (Albemarle County, Va. : Estate) (as recorded)
- Virginia--Richmond (as recorded)
- Florida (as recorded)
- Cork, Ireland (as recorded)
- Loudoun County (Va.) (as recorded)
- Kentucky (as recorded)
- Illinois (as recorded)
- Rockbridge County (Va.) (as recorded)
- Rockingham County (Va.) (as recorded)
- Oak Hill Plantation (Loudoun County, Va. : Estate) (as recorded)
- Washington (D.C.) (as recorded)
- Milton (Va.) (as recorded)
- Bengal, Asia (as recorded)
- Virginia--Henrico County (as recorded)
- Tennessee (as recorded)
- Lisbon, Portugal (as recorded)
- Manchester, Lancashire (as recorded)
- Paiwar Kotal, Afghanistan (as recorded)
- Illinois (as recorded)
- Albemarle County (Va.) (as recorded)
- Washington (D.C.) (as recorded)
- James River (Va.) (as recorded)
- Greece (as recorded)
- Ohio (as recorded)
- Virginia--Rockingham County (as recorded)
- South America (as recorded)
- Troy (N.Y.) (as recorded)
- Russia (as recorded)
- China, Asia (as recorded)
- Henrico County (Va.) (as recorded)
- Virginia--Fredericksburg (as recorded)
- Rio de la Plata (Argentina and Uruguay) (as recorded)
- Paris (France) (as recorded)
- Valley Forge (Pa.) (as recorded)
- Tennessee (as recorded)
- Illinois Territory (as recorded)
- Wythe County (Va.) (as recorded)
- Missouri (as recorded)
- Cuba (as recorded)
- Connecticut (as recorded)
