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BY RICHARD HILDRETH
In three Volumes.
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1t is the object Of this work to give complete and de-
tailed account ofthe United States in their social political
intellectual, aud economical aspects during the exceedingly
eitaed and interesting period of the first generation
ceeding the adoption Of the Federal Constitution
The three volumes by the same author heretofore pub
lshed, our colonial and revolutionary history must oe
considered merely Introduction TO these, In which
both and individuals portrayed much larger
scale in due proportion TO their neaness and more decided
This period Of thirty years only possesses great
deal of dramatic unity but also sdmitS OF division into
three acts each sort OF whole byise and each embraced
IN q separate volume
The frat volume. presented, begins with fun &C
count the Of feeling and prevailing views In the
different States at the moment of the organization OF the
national government showing the origin OF that d.
vision OF parties by which the country since has been
less agiiaied and the echo al least OF which still
resouIds in The full narrative, now first given
Of The organization OF our present Federal Government
SLG 81 ,.e 5i nj Si Z. 10 10 he Executiye Ju-
dcsl Financial systems then adopted and, with some
slight variations, since cOnnued,) completely lays
ouep the foundations OF our present national system Of
government resting they do not on the letter Of the
Constitution than on the practical Interpretation and app-
Nor q less attention paid to the exterior relations Of the
United States with the neghboring Indian tribes, WIN
Britain, Spbin and FraDce-reations which, aier tue
breaking o Of the French revolutionary war; came 10 ur-
nish he great urnip points Of Amei lean pocs Then
thote snd agilang questions OF impesment
Of the French Treaty OF Alliance Then successfully ap
peaed shores under cover Of that treaty those en-
dressing themselves much to the Government az 10
the people, among whom corresponding enthusiasm had
widely spread against which, named 1t was by the
combined efforts Of the French and the leaders
ofthe Opposition Washington and his Cabinet found them
selves obliged struggle desperately In order TO maintain
she Bairs This struggle crisis on the
question Ofraiiy Jays treaty. which fcourse makes
capital figure In The present volume The victory obtained
by Washington having secured TO the Federal party fur
tier ofpowe and TO the country wev years peace
ard friendship with Great Britain and Of unnvaed com
mercal prosperity.
The doubtful relations with tie various Indian tribes es
pecaly the war with the Northwestern indiana the Wits
fv Rebellion IN Western Pennsylvania the gradual distinct
formation Of parties and the personal character aud ndiv
dual aims of The principal leaders together with the most
remarkable TRANSACTIONS In the particular states furnish IN
ieresiing episodes TO his narrative
The rs volume concludes with ul account OF the re-
laou with France especially - the extraordinary pro-
ceeongs Of Monroe ambassador 10 that country his re-
call j. consequence and the continent Of G. C. Pnck-
ney succeed him, among Washineons last acts Just as
the hesdshp OF the Government passing TO John Ad
TINS.
The materials for these three volumes have been almost
entirely drawn from original documents, published coec-
lions Of letters scattered pamphlets, and files OF newspa
pers No other continuous narrative exists Of any part u
period with the single exception OF the last volume OF
Msrshas Life OF WashingOn) Of any considerable value
the general reader Even the reports OF Congressional
debates abstracts and extracts from which form valua-
bic part OF these volumes nowhere exist In any collected
form but only in scattered volumes OF newspapers,
where TO be found except in few public Libraries, and
very seldom complete any where. 1HltD&W