The Life of John Marshall, Volume 2: Politician, diplomatist, statesman, 1789-1801

by Albert J. Beveridge

[1152] King to Secretary of State, April 22, 1800; King, iii, 222.

[1153] Marshall to Adams, July 21, 1800; Adams MSS.

[1154] Adams to Marshall, Aug. 1, 1800; Works: Adams, ix, 68-69.

[1155] Marshall to Adams, Aug. 12, 1800; Adams MSS.

[1156] Infra, 507 et seq.

[1157] Am. St. Prs., For. Rel., ii, 386.

[1158] Am. St. Prs., For. Rel., ii, 387.

[1159] Am. St. Prs., For. Rel., ii, 387.

[1160] Marshall to Adams, Sept. 9, 1800; Adams MSS.

[1161] Adams to Marshall, Sept. 18, 1800; Works: Adams, ix, 84. After Jefferson became President and Madison Secretary of State, King settled the controversy according to these instructions of Marshall. But the Republicans, being then in power, claimed the credit.