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Chapter 8 - Republicianism: Jefferson and Madison

Images and Maps

Thomas Jefferson
(A PBS companion site to this Ken Burns documentary)

American Originals: The Louisiana Purchase
(A few images of the treaty, from the National Archives and Records Administration)

The Louisiana Purchase and Orleans Territory
(Images from this era)

Map of the Louisiana Purchase

Lewis and Clark
(This PBS companion site offers many images, maps, and primary sources.)

Ft. McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine

War of 1812-1814
(This site offers an overview of the war along with numerous images, mainly of reenactments.)

War of 1812 Website
(For those inclined towards military strategy)

War of 1812
(This site offers images of many of the battles in this war.)

Old Ironside
(A contemporary image of this famous battleship)

 

Primary Sources

Thomas Jefferson Documents

The History Buff: Newspaper Articles on the Louisiana Purchase

The American War of 1812

James Madison's Second Inaugural Address

The Papers of James Madison
(This site also includes a concise biography of the fourth president.)

Study Guide to the War of 1812
(Scroll down for several documents relating to the political dispute over this war.)

The Marshall Cases
(Several texts of important Supreme Court cases from A Hypertext on American History )

 

Secondary Sources

Conor Cruise O'Brien, "Thomas Jefferson: Radical and Racist"
(From the Atlantic Monthly)Lucian K. Truscott IV, "Tom and Sally and Frank and Me"
(An article from American Heritage exploring the Sally Hemings controversy)

The Louisiana Purchase
(This site offers a decent essay on the events surrounding this territorial acquisition.)

James Madison: His Legacy
(This site offers numerous essays and primary sources exploring the life of James Madison, including his presidency.)

Lewis and Clark Trail
(This site presents several essays on this expedition.)

Thomas Fleming, "Old Hickory's Finest Hour"
(An essay on the Battle of New Orleans from The Quarterly Journal of Military History)

 

 

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