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Front Page  Titles (by Subject) TO EDMUND PENDLETON. mad. mss. - The Writings, vol. 1 (1769-1783)
TO EDMUND PENDLETON. mad. mss. - James Madison, The Writings, vol. 1 (1769-1783) [1900]Edition used:The Writings of James Madison, comprising his Public Papers and his Private Correspondence, including his numerous letters and documents now for the first time printed, ed. Gaillard Hunt (New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1900). Vol. 1.
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- Introduction James Madison.
- Chronology of James Madison. 1751-1783.
- The Writings of James Madison
- 1769 - to Rev. Thomas Martin. 1 Mad. Mss.
- To James Madison. 1 Mad. Mss.
- 1770 - to James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- 1771 - to James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- 1772 - to William Bradford, Jr. 1 ( At the Coffee-house, Philadelphia.—by the Post. )
- 1772. Act For Opening & Keeping In Repair Public Roads. 1 Mad. Mss.
- 1773 - to William Bradford, Jr.
- 1774 - to William Bradford, Jr.
- To William Bradford, Jr.
- To William Bradford, Jr.
- 1775 - to William Bradford, Jr.
- Address “to Captain Patrick Henry and the Gentlemen Independents of Hanover. 1
- 1776 - Independence and Constitution of Virginia. 1 Mad. Mss.
- 1777 - to James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- 1778 - to James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- To James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- 1779 - to James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- 1780 - to James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Joseph Jones. 2
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- Instructions to John Jay. Cont. Cong. Boundaries and Free Navigation of the Mississippi. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Joseph Jones. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- 1781 - to Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Ambrose Madison. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1 (extract.)
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Philip Mazzei. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. 2
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mass.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. Mad. Mss.
- 1782 - to Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Pendleton. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Thomas Jefferson. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To James Madison. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- Report of the Committee Consisting of Mr. Madison, Mr. Duane, & Mr. Clymer, Relative to the Instructions of Mr. Adams— July 5 Th , 1782. Mad. Mss.
- To Edmund Randolph. 2
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- To Edmund Randolph. 1
- 1783 - Debates In the Congress of the Confederation, From November 4th, 1782, to February 13th, 1783. Mad. Mss.
TO EDMUND PENDLETON.mad. mss.
Phil., Dr 11th, 1781. Dear Sir,—
I am favored with yours of the 3d instant. Other letters by the same conveyance confirm your report of the election of Mr. Harrison to the chief magistracy. Several other appointments are mentioned which I make no doubt are all well known to you.
On whichever side Mr. Deanes letters are viewed they present mysteries. Whether they be supposed genuine or spurious or a mixture of both difficulties which cannot well be answered may be started. There are however passages in some of them which can scarcely be imputed to any other hand. But it is unnecessary to rely on these publications for the real character of the man. There is evidence of his obliquity which has for a considerable time been conclusive.
Congress have not resumed their proceedings on the Western business. They have agreed on a requisition on the States for 8,000,000 of Dollars & a completion of their lines according to the last establishment of the army. We endeavored, tho’ with very little effect to obtain deductions in the first article from the quota of Virginia but we did not oppose the aggregate of the demand in either. If we do not obtain a sufficiency of men & money from the States by regular & duly appointed calls we know by experience that the burden of the war will fall on the resources of the States wch. happen to be subject of it.
Mr. Moore late Vice Presidt. has been elected Presidt. of this State in place of Mr. Reed whose period of eligibility was out. I am, etc.
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