Fabius (Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus), 218

Fallen Timbers, battle of, 275, 514

Falmouth, Eng., 110

Fame (ship), 71n

Fantrees (Fontrees), Valentine, 690, 692

Farmer's Oracle, 674n

Farquhar, George, 189

Fauquier, William, xii

Faw, Abraham

appointed justice of the peace, 314-17, 326, 335

Fay, David, 317, 323, 334

Fearing, Paul, 579n

Federal Gazette (Baltimore), 12n

"Federalist Democrat" (pseudonym)

letter from, 581

reports assassination plot, xi, 581

Federalists

associated with monarchy, 216n, 261, 390-1

and Bank of the U.S., 216n

benefit from Republican divisions, 416

and Burr, x-xi, 81-2, 476

called aristocrats, 249, 251

called Tories, British party, 27, 29, 72, 573

clergy allied with, 261, 263, 390, 391

in Conn., 109n, 263

Constitution threatened by, 166, 241-2

contest elections, 217-19

in Del., 217-19, 393n

Essex Junto, 120n

former Loyalists among, 329

and France, 619n

hostile toward immigrants, x, 224n, 430n

interfere with postal service, 378

judiciary dominated by, 165-6, 309, 329-30

jury packing by, 329

leaders irreconcilable, xiii, 106, 176, 178, 186, 390

and the Mammoth Cheese, xlix-l, 246, 248

in Mass., 116-20, 430-1n, 486n, 574-5

merchants as, 119

in Miss. Terr., 227n

monopolize public offices, 391

in N.C., 227n

in New Orleans, 329

in New York City, 216n

in N.H., 378-9

in Northwest Terr., 458

in N.Y., 81-2, 224n, 573

in Ohio, 302n

oppose repeal of Judiciary Act, 589n, 618, 619n

in Pa., 486n, 601, 610

printers, newspapers, 27, 29-30, 72, 105n, 119, 120n, 246, 248, 378, 446, 447n, 509, 650

removal of expected, urged, 71-2, 85, 109n, 182, 185-6, 197n

retain printing contracts, 27, 29-30, 72-3

seized by frenzy, madness, 165

support discriminating duties, 56

threaten, use economic reprisals, 116, 215, 216n

threaten violence, insurgency, 618, 619n

TJ considers most to be republicans, 390-1

in Va., 105n, 490, 492n, 571

in Vt., 72, 575

Felipe (Philip) II, King of Spain, 7, 8, 9n

Fenner, Arthur

and appointment of D. L. Barnes, 86, 87n

family of, 81

letters from cited, 681

Fenwick, Mary, 541-2, 551-2, 559

Ferguson, David, 689

Ferrer y Cafranga, José Joaquín, 485

ferries, 342n

Fetti, Domenico, 637

Findlay, James, 318, 325, 332

Findley, William

letter from cited, 683

Finley, Samuel, 463, 464n, 468

firearms, 147, 500n

fish

cod, 175

herring, 695, 697-8

purchased by TJ, 692, 695, 697-8

tongues and sounds, 697, 698

Fish, Nicholas, 319, 324, 329, 335

Fisher, M., 695

Fisher, Miers, 31n

fisheries, 139, 149, 175, 241

Fitch, Jabez G.

removal of, 317, 323, 329, 330n, 334

Fitzhugh, William

appointed justice of the peace, 314, 316-17, 326, 335

declines nomination, 336n, 546n

FitzSimons, Thomas

furniture for the President's House, 449

letter from, 586-9

opposes repeal of Judiciary Act, 586-9

Five Medals (Potawatomi Indian), 276-8, 280, 283n, 284n, 513

Fletcher, Andrew, 443-4

Fleurieu, Charles Pierre Claret, 187

Flint River, 141-2, 147

Florence, Italy, 236, 237n

Florida

acquisition of, 207n

and France, 207n

Indians in, 148, 155-7n

and Spain, 135-6, 148-9, 155-7n, 207n

See also Pensacola, Fla.

flour, 207

Flower, Benjamin, 603n

food and drink

brandy, 691, 693

butter, 698

capers, 695-6, 698

cheese, 689, 693, 695-6

cinnamon, 695

cloves, 695, 697

cocoa, 664-5

cognac, 691, 693-8

cream, 691

currants, 698

ducks, 216-17

ginger, 664, 697

gooseberries, 698

lemons, 697

liquor, 691

melons, 275

molasses, 503n

mustard, 695, 696

nutmeg, 697

nuts, 695-8

oil, cooking, 689, 693-7

olives, 691, 695-6

oysters, 695, 697-8

pimento, 665

porter, 691, 693-5, 698

preserved fruit, 697

preserves, 697, 698

prunes, 695

raisins, 695, 697

rice, 534n, 694, 696

rum, 502-3, 694, 696-7

syrup of punch, 693

vinegar, 694-5, 697-8

whiskey, 693

See also cider; coffee; corn; fish; hams; sugar; tea; wine

Foote, John, 235n

Forbes, John Murray

appointed consul, 488, 608-9

identified, 608-9n

letter from, 608-9

removal of, 326, 333

Forbes, Ralph Bennet, 608n

Forbes, Thomas (Panton, Leslie & Co.), 135-6

Foronda, Valentín Tadeo Echavarri de, 235, 236n, 399

Forrest, Richard, 315n

Forrest, Uriah, 314

Forrester, Mr., 661

Forster, Thomas, 428-9

Fort Wayne

Indian trading house at, 281-2, 285n, 288

military post at, 42, 45, 517, 518

fossils, 395

Foster, Dwight

identified, 486n

invited to dine with TJ, xlvi-xlvii, 486

letter to, 486

Foster, Theodore

advises on appointments, 87n, 291, 609n

family of, 486n

letter to, 291

Foster, William, Jr., 400

Foster, William, Sr., 400n

Fothergill, John, 455

Foulis Press (Glasgow), ix-x, 608

Foushee, William, 186

Fowler, John, 543-4n

Fox (brig), 533n

France

Agriculture

agricultural societies, 423

damaged by floods, 207

Art

confiscated from other countries, 636n

exhibited at Louvre, 636-7

Economy

American market for French manufactures, 206

revitalization of W. Indian colonies, 582-6

tobacco trade, 71n

Foreign Relations

expeditionary force to Saint-Domingue, 207, 261, 262-3, 584-6, 598-600

and Italy, 481n

with Russia, 451, 453-4n

strengthening relationship with European monarchs, 450

support for Irish rebellion, 27n, 234n

with Turkey, 174n, 450-1, 453n

with Vatican, 451

National Institute of Arts and Sciences

letter from, 208-9

members of, 481n, 580

papers delivered before, 548n

TJ elected to, 206, 207n, 208-9, 611-12

Navy

repairs American warships, 560-1, 562n

Politics and Government

Cisalpine Republic, 206, 207-8n, 480, 481n

constitution, 481n, 583, 585

democracy intrigued from power, 452

government a dictatorship, 112-13

newspaper restrictions, 453n

prospects for republicanism, 391

Science and Learning

astronomy, 580-1

French influence in American education, 75n

idéologistes, 481n

learned societies, 235-7, 294, 295

metallurgy, 297n

smallpox vaccination, 189

Society

clergy lacks political influence, 113

restoration of Catholic Church in, 451, 453n

return of émigrés, 453n

too hotheaded and vain to be free, 112-13

women, 550

U.S. Relations with

and Federalists, 619n

and Fla., 207n

French as U.S. consuls, 470, 471, 561, 562n

French consuls in U.S., 355-6

French role in American Revolution, 114-15, 295, 296

and frontier trade, 244n

immigrants to U.S., 290-1, 453n

impact of peace on trade, 470, 471, 664

and Louisiana, 206, 207n

and naval prizes, 12, 122-3, 363n, 364

restrictions on U.S. trade, 502

and Saint-Domingue, 598-600

secretary of U.S. legation, 321, 323, 332

See also Convention of 1800

War with Britain and Second Coalition

British expenditures for French prisoners, 110

in Egypt, 532

preliminary articles of peace signed, vii, 10, 19, 23, 26, 58, 98, 109-10, 171, 199, 348, 470, 471, 480, 532-3, 606

Francis, Tench, 215, 594, 596-7n

"Franklin" (Tench Coxe), 502-3

Franklin, Benjamin

bust of, 611-12

and Houdon's statue of Washington, 663

library of, 608n

longevity of, 129, 131

member of foreign learned societies, 237n, 238n

as minister to France, 328

and silk manufacturing, 624

Franklin, Jesse, 231

Frederick William III, King of Prussia, 239

Freeman, John, 690

Freemasons, 152

Frelinghuysen, Frederick, 324, 333

Frellent, John F.

letter from cited, 684

French and Indian War, 407, 408n

French language, 75, 295, 296, 472

French Revolution

Burke's comments on, 472

compared to American Revolution, 112

impact of, 26n, 112-13, 450

refugees from, 453n

Frethy, Edward, 693, 696-8

Friends, Society of

and Indian affairs, 278, 283, 285-6n, 442n, 516, 520n

in Md., 458n

in N.J., 670

and prison reform, 539, 554n

and slavery, 414n

Friend's Orebank, Va., 89-91, 499, 501n

furniture

beds, 124

chairs, 449

sofas, 449n

fur trade, 338