Jefferson as a Philosophical Radical and American Statesman
The piece tracks Jefferson returning from France to confront American politics, noting his early revolutionary mindset and the need for practical policy to win support. It contrasts Jefferson’s vision with Washington’s steadier neutrality amid the French upheaval, highlighting how the young nation must preserve independence and avoid entanglement in European disputes.
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Jefferson
France
America
Washington
A Tefferson
Neree
Saugie
Wasalyoar
Try
Saci
Europe
Virginia
Hamilon
Gouverneur Morris
Washington and Genet clash over neutrality in 1793
The article outlines President Washington's cautious handling of France and Britain as war begins. It covers Hamilton and Jefferson's disputes over the bank, congressional opposition, Genet's aggressive French diplomacy, and Washington's firm neutrality policy enforced by seizures and selective military readiness.
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Jefferson
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Congress
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Randolph
Hamilton
Liemilton
Madison
Treasury
Mississippi
Senate
Kevin
France
P Hugh
England
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Mount Vernon
Genet
Edmond Charles Genet
New Republic
United States
Charleston
Agenta
Floridas
Stories of Famous Dishes and Small House Design
The column surveys culinary lore from Soubise to Chambord and notes a compact six room house design. It links historic sauces and chefs to royal kitchens and praises practical home building with a 22 by 36 foot plan, low cost construction, and sensible lot choice.
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Prince de Soubise
London Evening Standard
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Tie
Soubise
Ike
Chambord
Francois I
Catherine de Medici
Florentine
Versailles
France
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Corps Diplomatique
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Cambaceres
Geneva
Cheteau de Bellevue
Mme. de Pompadour
Italy
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