Shout treason - Francis F. Beirne

Virginia Gazette, 1807.

Weddell, Alexander Wilbourne. Richmond, Virginia, in Old Prints, 1737–1887. Richmond, 1932.

Williams, E. Randolph. Letter to Justice Harold H. Burton, October 4, 1951. Virginia Historical Society.

Williams, Stanley T. The Life of Washington Irving. New York, 1935.

Index

Adair, John, [23], [110], [116], [257]
Adams, Henry, [266]
Adams, John, [11], [22], [47], [48], [107]
Adams, John Quincy, [73]
Agnew, Robert, [154]
Albany, Burr in, [9], [10], [14]
Hamilton in, [14]
Theodosia married in, [148]
Allbright, Jacob, [90], [184], [204]
Allen, Hugh, [250]
Alston, Aaron Burr, [16], [149], [150], [196], [283]
Alston, Joseph, [16], [148], [159], [171], [180], [246], [284]
letter to Pinckney, [150–151], [152]
Alston, Mrs. Joseph. See [Burr, Theodosia].
Alston, William, [148]
Ambler, Jacquelin, [46]
Ambler, John, [74]
Ambler, Mary, [46]
Anderson, Patton, [80], [86], [87]
Anthony, Christopher, [173]
Arnold, Benedict, [9], [104]
Aurora, Philadelphia, [13], [55], [56], [202]
Bache, Edward, [202]
Baker, Jack, [167]
Baltimore, anti-Burr demonstration in, [280–281]
Barbary States, [39]
Barbecue Club, [135]
Barbour, James, [73]
Barron, James, [131]
Barron, Samuel, [39]
Belknap, Maurice P., [187]
Bell Tavern, [133]
Bentham, Jeremy, [281]
Bertrand, Mary Anne, [68]
Beveridge, [45]
Beverley, Mumford, [74], [125]
Biddle, Charles, [109]
Biddle, John, [105]
Bissell, Daniel, [86], [163], [250]
Blackstone, [65], [193]
Blair, John, [235], [236]
Blakey, Reuben, [173]
Blennerhassett, Harman, [20], [24], [117]
and Allbright’s testimony, [185]
appearance of, [156]
arrest of, [164], [165]
birth of, [154]
and Burr, [157], [158], [162], [165], [168], [196–197], [202], [203], [246], [251], [252], [258], [259], [260], [280]
in Canada, [284]
death of, after return to Europe, [284]
debts of, [283–284]
Duane’s visit to, [202]
Eaton appraised by, [177]
estates sold by, [155]
first appearance in court, [168]
funds of, attachment served on, [173–174]
and Graham, [160]
at Harmonic Society, [246], [247]
indicted by Grand Jury, [127]
indiscreet talk by, [159], [160]
island purchased by, [155]
law studied by, [154]
and Love’s testimony, [185]
mansion built by, [155–156]
at Marietta, [155]
money received from Alston, [284]
in New York, arrival in, [155]
niece married by, [154–155]
nolle prosequi entered to indictment of, [242], [248]
in penitentiary, [166], [171–172], [196], [202]
illness of, [233]
Martin’s visit to, [233–234]
postponement of arraignment of, [201], [202]
as “Querist,” [158], [159], [160], [247], [251]
scholarly talents of, [156]
secession discussed by, [158–159]
sister of, [154]
sons of, [156]
and Taylor’s testimony, [180–182]
Theodosia admired by, [150]
at thirty-one, [154]
wife’s portrayal of Burr’s relationship to, [211–214]
and Woodbridge’s testimony, [186–187]
Woodbridge’s view of, [154], [285]
Blennerhassett, Margaret, [20], [150], [154], [155], [162], [283], [284]
appearance of, [156]
Burr received at Blennerhassett Island, [157]
education of, [156], [157], [159]
in Natchez, [164], [185], [283]
servants’ testimony denounced by, [185]
sons of, [157]
Theodosia admired by, [159]
as widow, [284–285]
Blennerhassett Island, [128], [150], 157–160 passim, [187], [188], [191], [205], [237], [239], [242], [249]
Bollman, Justus Eric, [38], [71], [101], [102], [111], [116], [117], [253]
Bollman-Swartwout case, [71], [175], [198], [206], [210], [230], [236], [238], [240]
Bott, Miles, [173]
Botts, Benjamin, [66], [89], [91], [169], [200], [201], [253]
argument at Burr trial, [216–222]
death of, [278]
Botts, John Minor, [278]
Brockenbrough, John, [73], [125], [277]
Brockenbrough, Mrs. William, [247]
Brown, Joseph, [109]
Bruff, James, [118], [257], [258]
Bruin, Judge, [163]
Buchanan, John, [135], [235]
Buckey, [169]
Buell, Maj. Gen., [161]
Burling, Walter, [115], [116]
Burr, Aaron, in Albany, [9], [10]
appearance of, [8], [69–70]
arrest of, [28]
as Attorney General of New York State, [11]
bail set for, [35], [44], [91]
in Battle of Long Island, [9], [10]
at Bayou Pierre, [163]
birth of, [8]
and Blennerhassett, [157], [158], [162], [165], [168], [196–197], [202], [203], [246], [251], [252], [258], [259], [260], [280]
brother-in-law of, [8], [9], [145]
Bruin visited by, [163]
in Charleston, S. C., [16]
childhood of, [8]
in Cincinnati, [20], [159]
and Clay, Henry, [83], [265]
at Cole’s Creek, Miss., [28]
at Cumberland Island, [163]
and daughter. See [Burr, Theodosia].
Daveiss’ accusation of, [23]
Dayton as emissary to Yrujo, [272–274]
death of, [285]
debts of, [17]
in duel with Hamilton, [14–16], [109]
Dunbaugh’s testimony against, [250–251]
Eaton’s testimony against, [39], [40], [41], [42], [177], [252–253]
European wanderings of, [281–282]
expedition planned by, [78], [80], [160]
extravagance of, [147]
father-in-law of, [11]
forebears of, [8]
in Frankfort, Ky., [21]
Gaines’ testimony against, [257], [258]
before Grand Jury,88 ff., [120] ff.
and Wilkinson’s arrival, [102], [120]
and Wilkinson meeting, [121]
grandson of, [149], [150], [283]
and Hamilton. See [Hamilton, Alexander, and Burr].
and Harrison, William Henry, [264–265]
houseboats acquired by, [20], [21]
indicted after duel with Hamilton, [16], [17]
indicted by Grand Jury, [127], [174–175]
indiscreet talk by, [159]
and Jackson, Andrew. See [Jackson, Andrew, and Burr].
in jail after Grand Jury indictment, [127], [129], [130], [136], [138], [152], [153]
good treatment of, [136–138]
Jefferson’s accusation of, [25–27].
See also [Jefferson, Thomas, and Burr].
journey to North, after release on bail, [280–281]
letter to Harrison, [264–265]
letter to Wilkinson, [36–38], [111], [123], [125], [150], [151], [152], [163]
letters to Theodosia, [54], [70], [77], [128], [136–137], [144], [152], [263]
as lieutenant colonel, [9]
at Litchfield, Conn., [8], [9]
in London, [281]
marriage of, to Theodosia Prevost, [10]
at Marietta, Ohio, [20]
Merry’s report on, [267–272], [274–275]
and Mexico, [78], [80]
misdemeanor trial of, “not guilty” verdict at, [248]
and testimony of witnesses following Hay motion, [249–258]
and view of Marshall’s decision on Hay motion, [263]
Morgan’s testimony against, [183–184]
mother of, [8]
in Nashville, Tenn., [21], [22], [76], [80], [83], [116], [159]
in New Orleans, [21], [77]
in New York Assembly, [10], [11]
in New York City, [10], [11], [12], [108]
in New York gubernatorial campaign, [13–14]
as own counsel, [41]
and Pestre, de, [158]
as philanderer, [9]
in Pittsburgh, [20], [111]
in Presidential elections, [11], [12], [50]
at Princeton, [8]
as prisoner of U.S. Army, [7], [28]
in Quebec expedition, [9]
Richmond Hill as country home of, [15], [17], [109], [147], [148]
in St. Louis, [21]
Senate addressed by, [17]
at seventy-seven, [285]
sister of, [8]
at sixteen, [8]
and Smith, John, [83]
son-in-law of, [16], [148], [150], [151], [152]
and Theodosia (daughter). See [Burr, Theodosia].
at thirteen, [8]
treason trial of, Botts’ speech at, [216–222]
Hay’s opening remarks at, [175–176]
Hay’s turn after Botts, [222–225]
jurymen picked for, [168–170], [172–173]
Lee’s speech at, [225–226]
MacRae’s opening statement for prosecution, [203–206]
Marshall’s opinion on issues of, [236–241]
Martin’s speech at, [226–232]
“not guilty” verdict at, [241–242]
Randolph’s attack on doctrine of constructive treason, [198–200]
testimony of witnesses at, [176–177], [179–188], [198]
Wickham’s motion proffered at, [188], [190–195], [197–198]
Wirt’s accusation at, [206–215]
Truxton’s friendship for, [179]
Truxton’s testimony against, [178–180]
uncle of, [8]
in United States Senate, [11]
as Vice-President of U.S., [11], [13], [17], [109], [148]
and Washington, George, [9], [10]
wife of, [10], [145]
and Wilkinson. See [Wilkinson, James, and Burr].
and Williamson, [267]
women’s education advocated by, [146]
and Yrujo, [272], [273], [274], [275]
Burr, Esther Edwards, [8]
Burr, John, [8]
Burr, Sally, [8]
Burr, Theodosia (later Mrs. Joseph Alston), [10], [16], [129], [196], [282]
birth of, [145]
and Blennerhassetts, [150], [159]
education of, [146–147], [148]
faith in father, [149]
gifts to imprisoned Blennerhassett, [171]
girlhood of, [145–146]
as hostess at ten, [147]
and husband, affection for, [149], [150]
letters from father, [54], [70], [77], [128], [136–137], [144], [152], [263]
lost on ship Patriot, [283]
marriage of, [148]
Martin’s admiration for, [227]
in Richmond, [153]
at seventeen, [148], [150]
son of, [149], [150]
suitors of, [148]
Byrd, William, [31]
Cabell, Joseph Carrington, [64], [73]
Cabell, William H., [67], [130], [133], [135], [247]
Cade, Jack, [263]
Calvo, de, Casa, [108]
Campbell, George W., [77], [78], [84]
Canning, [281]
Carr, Dabney, [134]
Carrington, Edward, [170], [173], [241], [242]
Carrington, Eliza, [172]
Carter, Mary Walker, [64]
Castlereagh, [281]
Cevallos, [273]
Charleston, S. C., Burr in, [16]
Chase, Samuel, [17], [35], [42], [51], [65], [69], [92], [223], [225], [267]
Chesapeake-Leopard incident, [131], [133], [134], [135]
Chevallié, Mrs. Jean Auguste Marie, [173], [247]
Claiborne, William C. C., [21], [82], [84], [107], [114], [116], [117], [256]
Clare, de, Bago, [230]
Clark, Daniel, [110], [111], [269]
Clay, Henry, [83], [164], [265], [284]
Clinton, DeWitt, [13], [17]
Clinton family, [12], [13]
Coffee, John, [80], [82], [83], [159], [162]
Coke, Lord, [65], [192], [210]
Coleman, Henry E., [173]
Conestoga wagon, [18], [49]
Constellation, [63], [178]
Conway, Cabal, [10], [105]
Cooper, Thomas Abthorpe, [141]
Cresap, Maria, [92]
Cresap, Michael, [92]
Crouch, Jasper, [136]
Cumberland Island, [163]
Curd, Richard, [173]
Cushing, Thomas, [112], [114]
Dacre, Lord, [205], [228]
Dane, Edmund P., [187], [249]
Daniel, William, Jr., [74], [125]
Darmstadt, Joseph, [48], [49]
Daveiss, Joseph Hamilton, [22], [128]
Burr accused by, [23], [83]
Jefferson warned against Wilkinson by, [114]
Davis, Matthew L., [10]
Dayton, Jonathan, [20], [111], [125], [127], [272], [273], [274]
Dearborn, Secretary, [85], [108], [114], [118], [257]
Decatur, Stephen, [63]
Declaration of Independence, [46], [134], [135]
Dickinson, Charles, [79]
du Bois, Abbé, [235]
Duane, William, [13], [55], [202]
Dunbaugh, Jacob, [90], [250], [251]
Eagle Tavern, [7], [29], [31], [32], [133], [194], [196]
Eaton, William, [36], [38], [39], [40], [42], [56], [63], [72], [169], [186]
testimony of, [176], [177], [201], [204], [252–253]
Edwards, Jonathan, [8], [33], [73]
Edwards, Timothy, [8]
Eggleston, Joseph, [71], [72], [73]
Ellicott, Andrew, [107]
Enquirer, The, [54], [55], [56], [58], [60], [84], [122], [125], [132], [141], [229], [233], [278]
Erwin, Joseph, [79]
Fairlee, Mary, [140], [141]
Federalists, [11], [12], [13], [14], [32], [47], [48], [56], [80], [232], [246], [265]
Floyd, Davis, [127], [128], [162], [164]
Folch, Don Vincente, [107], [108], [118], [119]
Fort, Captain, [81], [82]
Fort Massac, [21], [86], [110], [163], [250]
Foushee (Ritchie), Isabella, [55]
Foushee, William, [55], [133], [135]
Fox, Charles James, [272], [274]
Frankfort, Ky., Western World in, [22], [83], [113]
Franklin, Benjamin, [202]
Fredericksburg, Va., [7], [29]
Fries case, [223], [225]
Gaines, Edmund Pendleton, [28], [121], [257]
Gallatin, Albert, [12], [114]
Gamble, John, [133]
Gamble, Mrs. Robert, [138], [233], [246]
Gamble, Robert, [67], [129]
Garnett, James Mercer, [73]
Gates, Horatio, [10], [105]
Gaunt, Elizabeth, [193], [204]
Gazette and General Advertiser, [55], [56], [232]
Giles, William B., [13], [38], [52], [63], [71]
Godwin, William, [281]
Graham, John, [24], [121], [159], [160], [182], [251], [252]
Grainger, Gideon, [243]
Grattan, Catherine, [138]
Graves, Benjamin, [173]
Gray House, [67], [68], [129], [138]
Graybill, [100], [101]
Greene, Nathanael, [104]
Griffin, Cyrus, [68], [69], [167]
Griffin, Leroy, [68]
Hamet, Pasha of Tripoli, [39]
Hamilton, Alexander, [47]
and Burr, [10], [11]
duel with, [14–16], [109]
opinion of, [12], [14]
opposed in New York gubernatorial election, [13–14]
and Washington, [11]
Hancock, John, [9]
Harmonic Society, [246], [247]
Harrison, Henry William, [264]
Harrison, Thomas, [74]
Harrowby, Lord, [267], [268], [269]
Hay, Anthony, [33]
Hay, George, 32–36 passim, [42], [44], [66], [74], [89], [90], [93], [94], [95], [98], [101], [102], [120], [133]
and choice of jury, [167], [169], [172]
opening remarks to jury, [175–176]
remarks after Botts’ speech, [222–225]
report to Jefferson, [243]
request by, after “not guilty” verdict, [242]
ultimate move of, to commit conspirators in Ohio, [249]
and “Virginia Dynasty,” [280]
Wilkinson appraised by, [262]
Hays, Stokely D., [84]
Henderson, Alexander, [251], [253]
Henry, Patrick, [49], [278]
Hermitage, [77], [81], [82], [83], [84]
Hosack, Davis, [14], [15]
House of Delegates, as scene of denominational co-operation, [235]
Howe, Purley, [198]
impressment, by British Navy, [131]
Intelligencer, [55], [56]
Irving, Washington, [64], [73], [93], [148], [172], [280]
Burr-Wilkinson encounter described by, [121–122]
on Burr’s imprisonment, [138–139]
on ladies’ attitude toward Burr, [137–138]
letter to Miss Fairlee, [140–141]
letter to Paulding, [139]
Irving, William, [64]
Isham, Mary, [33], [45], [65], [174]
Israel, General, [56]
Iturrigary, de, José, [116]
Jackson, Andrew, [53], [280]
and Burr, [78], [79], [80], [160], [162], [163]
defense of, [75], [87]
letter from, [78–79]
meeting with, in Nashville, [21], [76–77], [159]
suspicions of, [82], [83], [84]
and Jefferson Administration, break with, [87]
letter to Campbell, [78], [84]
letter to Dearborn, [85–86]
Spanish policy of, [78], [80–81]
in War of 1812, [87]
and Wilkinson, opinion of, [82], [86], [115]
Jackson, Rachel, [77], [83], [84]
Jefferies, Judge, [193], [229]
Jefferson, Peter, [45]
Jefferson, Thomas, [12], [13], [30], [38], [41], [43], [44], [47], [54], [80]
appearance of, [45]
Botts’ criticism of, [221]
and Burr, [13], [22], [23], [24]
accused of conspiracy, [25–27], [28], [29], [52], [111]
Graham assigned to pick up trail of, [159]
Hay’s report on trial of, [243]
zeal to win conviction against, [101–102]
death of, [278]
Declaration of Independence authored by, [46]
elected President, [11]
Florida’s acquisition sought by, [19–20], [78]
on Graybill letter, [100–101]
and Jackson, excoriation by, [75]
loyalty of, [84]
offer of services by, [81]
on Leopard-Chesapeake incident, [132]
letter to Giles, [52–53]
letter from Hay, [262]
letters from Wilkinson, [112–114], [115], [116], [121], [123–124], [125], [248]
and Marshall, [44], [45], [49], [50], [52], [53], [244], [278]
reply to, on subpoena, [98–100], [102]
subpoena issued by, [97], [102]
Martin’s comments on, [255], [256]
Merry’s informal reception of, [266]
“Notes on Virginia” by, [92]
proclamation broadcast throughout West, [25], [163]
retirement of, [278]
during Revolution, [46]
Wilkinson as protégé of, [107], [108], [109], [118], [126]
Wilkinson cautioned against wholesale arrests, [117–118]
Wirt introduced to, [67]
Jeffersonians, [10], [20], [25], [32], [34], [47], [72], [73]
Jones, Shelton, [135]
Jumel, widow, [285]
Kentucky, separatist movement in, [19]
King, Rufus, [266]
La Vengeance, [63], [178]
Lamb, Charles, [281]
Lambert, David, [173]
Latrobe, Benjamin H., [67], [129]
Lee, Charles, [174]
speech at Burr trial, [225–226]
Lee, Henry (Light Horse Harry), [72]
Leopard-Chesapeake incident, [131], [133], [134], [135]
Lewis, Morgan, [13], [14]
Life of Washington, Marshall’s, [59]
Lindsay, Chandler, [250]
L’Insurgente, [63], [178]
Lisle, Alice, [193], [204], [229]
Litchfield, Conn., Burr at, [8]
Livingston family, [12], [13]
Long Island, Battle of, [9], [10]
Louisiana Purchase, [19], [78], [107]
Love, Peter, [185], [186]
Lyon, Peter, [173]
McCaleb, Walter Flavius, [285]
MacDonald, Flora, [193]
McDowell, James, [249]
McKean, Thomas, [272]
MacRae, Alexander, [68], [97], [98], [167], [222], [249], [255], [280], [282]
opening statement for prosecution, [203–206]
Madison, James, [49], [53], [87], [101], [114], [243], [266]
Marietta, Ohio, [155], [158], [159], [161], [186], [247], [284]
Marshall, Humphrey, [22]
Marshall, John, [22], [32], [35], [42], [68], [69], [90], [94], [96], [129], [130], [167], [169]
appearance of [34], [45], [70]
at Barbecue Club, [135–136]
Bollman-Swartwout case clarified by, [236–238], [240]
as Federalist, [47]
final opinion on testimony in Burr hearings, [261–262]
house of, [277]
and Jefferson. See [Jefferson, Thomas, and Marshall].
Life of Washington by, [59]
and Marbury-Madison case, [51]
marriage of, [46]
named as Chief Justice, [48]
opinion on commitment for treason, [43–44]
opinion on Eaton’s testimony, [176]
opinion on issues of Burr trial, [236–241]
Ritchie’s attack on, [59–61]
ruling on “not guilty” verdict in Burr trial, [242]
as Secretary of State, [48]
and Wickham, John, [58], [60]
Wirt complimented by, [215]
Marshall, Thomas, [45]
Martin, Luther, [88], [91], [92], [95], [100], [123], [129], [130], [167], [196], [200], [225], [242], [246], [255], [280]
argument at Burr trial, [226–232], [233]
Blennerhassett visited by, [233–234]
deterioration of, [283]
Jefferson attacked by, [255], [256]
Mason, George, [49]
Massachusetts colony, [8]
Mayo, Maria, [279]
Mayo, William, [31]
Mead, David, [165]
Meade, Cowles, [163], [164]
Meigs, Return Jonathan, [161]
Mercer, Hugh, [173]
Mercer, John, [64], [74]
Merry, Anthony, [266]
report on Burr, [267–272], [274–275]
Mexican Association, [21]
Mexico, [78], [80], [116], [179], [181], [186], [261], [262], [272]
Wilkinson’s comment on, [109]
Wilkinson’s retirement in, [279]
Miller, Israel, [198], [249]
Mills, Robert, [276], [277]
Miro, Esteban, [106], [119]
Monmouth, Battle of, [10]
Monmouth’s Rebellion, [192–193]
Monroe, James, [124], [280]
Montesquieu, quoted by Randolph, [198]
Montgomery, General, [9]
Monticello, Va., [96], [243], [278]
Montpelier, [243]
Moore, Tom, [34], [198]
Morgan, George, [183], [184]
Morgan, John, [183]
Morgan, Thomas, [184]
Morrison, Hamilton, [172]
Moss, John, [196]
Moxley, Samuel, [250]
Mulgrave, Lord, [269], [270]
Mulholland, John, [250]
Nashville, Burr in, [21], [76–77], [80], [83], [116], [159]
National Intelligencer, [55], [56]
Neville, General, [184]
New Orleans, [82]
Burr in, [21], [77]
Wilkinson in, [116–117], [118]
New York American Citizen, [13]
New York City, Burr in, [10], [11], [12], [108]
Tammany Society in, [11]
Washington in, [9]
Newark, N. J., Burr born in, [8]
Nicholas, Wilson Cary, [70], [71]
Nicholson, Joseph H., [120], [123], [124]
Ogden, Peter, [111], [116], [127]
Ogilvie, James, [65], [66]
Ohio Gazette, [158]
Overton, John, [80]
Parker, Richard E., [173], [185], [242]
Patriot, The, [283]
Paulding, James K., [64], [139]
Pegram, Edward, [74]
Pendleton, Nathaniel, [14], [15]
Perkins, Nicholas, [7], [28], [29], [32], [35]
Pestre, de, Julien, [158]
Phelps, Hugh, [160], [162]
Pinckney, Charles, [150]
Pinckney, Cotesworth, [50]
Pitt, William, [270], [272], [274]
Pleasants, James, [73]
Poole, Simeon, [187]
Prevost, Judge, [257], [259]
Prevost, Theodosia Bartow, [10], [145]
Princeton University, [8], [91], [285]
Putnam, General, [9]
Quebec, Burr in expedition against, [9]
“Querist,” [158], [159], [160], [247], [251]
Randolph, Edmund, [32], [33], [34], [41], [65], [66], [89], [90], [167], [171]
on common sense, [199], [200]
on constructive treason, doctrine of, [198–200]
death of, [278]
Randolph, John, [25], [65], [72], [73], [74], [120], [123], [184]
Wilkinson denounced by, [124–125]
Randolph, Mrs. David, [57], [260]
Randolph, Peyton, [133], [170]
Randolph, William, [33], [45], [65], [174]
Rayden, [205]
Read, Captain, [84]
Reeve, Tapping, [8], [9], [145]
Republicans, [12], [13], [14], [17], [20], [22], [47], [48], [51], [87], [109], [280]
Richmond, Va., [7], [29], [30–31], [33], [57], [141] [196]
growing prosperity of, [276]
indignation in, at Leopard-Chesapeake incident, [132–133]
July [4] celebrated in, [134–135]
penitentiary in, [129], [130]
subpoena issued to Jefferson in Federal Courthouse of, [102]
Richmond Hill, [15], [17], [109], [147], [148]
Ritchie, Archibald, [54]
Ritchie (Foushee), Isabella, [55]
Ritchie, Thomas, [54], [55], 57–61 passim, [122], [125], [133], [229]
Burr-Wilkinson encounter described by, [122]
Roane, Mary, [54]
Roane, Spencer, [52], [54], [133], [278]
Roberts, Judge, [184]
Robertson, David, [65], [193], [194], [215], [222]
Rodney, Caesar, [32], [42], [53], [66], [118]
Saint-Mémin, de, Charles Balthazer Julien Ferret, [142], [143]
St. Simon’s Island, Ga., [16]
Salmagundi, [64], [139]
Schuyler, General, [11]
Scott, Joseph, [32]
Scott, Winfield, [65], [70], [133–134], [279]
Shaw, Commodore, [257]
Shephard, Alexander, [74]
Sheppard, James, [173]
Sheppard, John M., [173]
Shockoe Hill, [57], [68], [74], [141], [196], [277]
Smith, Israel, [127], [128]
Smith, John, [20], [83], [127], [264]
Society of the Cincinnati, [14]
Spanish Plot, [19], [106]
Storrs, Jervis, [169], [170]
Stuart, John, [68]
Sully, Thomas, [31]
Swan Tavern, [31], [129], [196]
Swartwout, John, [16], [82], [111]
Swartwout, Samuel, [16], [38], [71], [101], [111], [112], [116], [117], [123], [127], [175], [253], [254], [261], [280]
Tammany Society, [11]
Taylor, Peter, [90], [180], [185], [197], [204]
Taylor, Robert Barraud, [74]
Tazewell, Littleton Waller, [73], [74]
Tennessee, separatist movement in, [19]
Throgmorton, Nicholas, [192], [229]
Tiffin, Edwin, [27], [160], [161]
Tilghman, Judge, [184]
Tripoli, [177], [178]
Truxton, Thomas, [63], [178]
testimony of, [179–180], [201]
Tucker, George, [60], [61]
Tucker, St. George, [192]
Tupper, Edward, [184], [185]
Tyler, Comfort, [117], [127], [128], [160], [161], [164], [198], [214], [217]
United States population (1800), [18]
Valentine Museum, [276]
Valley Forge, [10]
Van Ness, William P., [14], [15]
Vanderlyn, John, [64]
Vindication of the Rights of Women, [146]
Virginia, [45], [62]
alarm in, over slave uprising, [56]
“Virginia dynasty,” [67]
Virginia Gazette and Daily Advertiser, [125], [261]
Wallis, John, [230]
War of 1812, [87], [121], [279]
Washington, George, [46], [47], [64]
and Burr, [9], [10]
Conway Cabal against, [10], [105]
and Hamilton, [11]
and Wilkinson, [106], [107]
Washita lands, [27], [78], [185], [249], [250], [252], [262]
Wayne, Anthony, [106], [107]
Welch, Stephen S., [250]
Western World, [22], [83], [113]
Whiskey Rebellion, [206], [228]
White House of Confederacy, [277]
Wickham, Eliza, [55], [57]
Wickham, John, [32], [34], [41], [44], 57–60 passim, [66], [89], [95], [167], [254]
house built by, [276]
motion proffered by, [188]
defense of, [190–195], [197–198]
Wickham, William, [66]
Wilkinson, Ann, [105], [109]
Wilkinson, James, [27], [38], [40], [42], [53], [62]
and Bollman, [101], [116]
Bruff’s accusation against, [118], [257], [258]
and Burling, [115], [116]
and Burr, [21], [23], [26], [28], [29], [41], [98], [170], [179]
betrayal of, [112], [119], [163]
first meeting with, [104]
friendship with, [109], [110], [111]
at Grand Jury hearing with, [102], [120–126]
letter from, [36–38], [111], [123], [125], [150], [151], [152], [163]
testimony at trial of, [253–254], [256], [257]
visits to, [108], [109]
Claiborne warned by, [115]
in Conway Cabal, [105]
extravagance of, [105], [106]
Folch’s exoneration of, [118–119]
Jackson’s view of, [82], [86]
Jefferson’s support of, [107], [108], [109], [118], [126]
letters to Jefferson, [112–114], [115], [116], [121], [123–124], [125], [248]
in Louisiana Purchase ceremonies, [107]
MacRae’s praise of, [203–204]
marriage of, [105]
military career of, [104] ff.
in New Orleans, [116–117], [118]
as “Number Thirteen,” [106]
Randolph’s view of, [124–125]
retirement of, [279]
son of, [108], [109], [121]
Spanish payments to, [108]
in Spanish Plot, [106]
Swartwout’s encounter with, [261]
in War of 1812, [279]
in Washington, [108], [109]
and Washington, George, [106], [107]
William and Mary College, [33], [74]
Williamson, Colonel, [267], [268]
Willie, Charles, [158]
Wilmer, George, [67]
Wilson, Woodrow, [285]
Winthrop, John, [8]
Wirt, William, [68], [89], [95], [96], [130], [133], [134], [167], [187], [200], [251], [255]
appearance of, [66]
as author, [278]
Burr accused by, [206–215]
Burr-Blennerhassett relationship portrayed by, [211–214]
career of, [67], [278]
on Marshall’s integrity, [243]
as U.S. Attorney General, [278]
Wythe defended by, [67–68]
Woodbridge, Dudley, [154], [158], [161], [285]
testimony of, [186–187]
Woolstonecraft, Mary, [146]
Wythe, George, [45], [67], [93]
Yrujo, de Casa, [266], [272], [273], [275]

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SHOUT TREASON
The Trial of Aaron Burr
by
Francis F. Beirne