〔1〕William White, An Address, Made at Union, (Maine,) July 4th,1810, Castine, Me.: S. Hall, 1810, pp. 5-6.
〔2〕“Miscellany,” New England Palladium, Apr. 9, 1805, p. 1.
〔3〕David Waldstreicher, In the Midst of Perpetual Fetes: The Making of American Nationalism, 1776-1820, Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1997.
〔4〕AFarmer, Letters to thePeople, Salem: WilliamCarlton, 1802, p. 90; “To the People—No. XIII,” American Mercury, Nov. 4, 1802, p. 1; Salem Register, Dec. 23, 1802, p. 1.
〔5〕“Communication,” Farmers’Museum, or LiteraryGazette, May 12, p.3, 1804; “For the Political Observatory,” Political Observatory, Jul. 14, 1804, p. 2; Political Observatory, Sept. 22, 1804, p. 2.
〔6〕Untitled article, Republican Watch-Tower, Oct. 18, 1808, p. 1.
〔7〕Untitled article, Scourge, Nov. 16, 1811, p. 1.
〔8〕“The Beauties of Protest: Or, Federal Taste and Talents, Being a Very ‘Puerile’ and ‘Feeble’ Attempt, to Display, in a Distant Perspective, a Few of those Sublime Stars, That Glitter in the Glorious Galaxy of Genius, Which Adorns the Northern Hemisphere of Federalism,” Vermont Federal Galaxy, Dec. 6, 1802, p. 2.
〔9〕Confucius, “The Voice of the People,” New-England Palladium, May 28, 1805, p. 1.
〔10〕Confucius, Untitled Article, Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser, Dec. 16, 1801, p. 2.
〔11〕Sketches of Trials in Ireland for High Treason, Etc., Baltimore: G.Douglas, 1804, p. 263; Sketches of Trials in Ireland for High Treason, Etc., 2nd ed., Baltimore: G. Douglas, 1805, p. 249; Speeches of John Philpot Curran, Esq. with the Speeches of Grattan, Erskine and Burke, to Which Is Prefixed, a Brief Sketch of the History of Ireland, and Also a Biographical Account of Mr. Curran, vol. 1, New York: Isaac Riley, 1809, p. 329.
〔12〕“Miscellany,” New-England Palladium, Apr. 30, 1805, p. 2.
〔13〕HextM’Call, AnOration, Delivered in St. Michael’s Church, before the Inhabitants of Charleston, SouthCarolina, on the Fourth of July, 1810, Charleston: W. P. Young, 1810, p. 26.
〔14〕Untitledarticle, AmericanCitizen, May 4, 1809, p. 3; Republican Watch-Tower, May 5, 1809, p. 2; Trenton Federalist, May 15, 1809, p. 1; Independent American, May 16, 1809, p. 2; Portsmouth Oracle, May 20, 1809, p. 2; American, May 23, 1809, p. 2; Portland Gazette, May 29, 1809, p. 2.
〔15〕“Extract,” CarolinaGazette, May 7, 1801, p. 3; “Extract,” City-Gazette and Daily Advertiser, May 7, 1801, p. 2; “Extract,” Salem Impartial Register, Apr. 30, 1801, p. 2; “From the Independent Chronicle,” Political Observatory, Mar. 10, 1804, p. 1.
〔16〕“The 4th of July,” Enquirer, Jul. 8, 1806, p. 3.
〔17〕“Zaleucus and Other Legislators,” Constitutional Telegraphe, Jan. 3, 1801, p. 2.
〔18〕“Manufacturing,” RepublicanWatch-Tower, Aug. 19, 1808, p. 2; Poulson’s American Daily Advertiser, Aug. 20, 1808, p. 2; Newport Mercury, Sept. 24, 1808, p. 3; Portsmouth Oracle, Oct. 1, 1808, p. 1; Spooner’s Vermont Journal, Oct. 17, 1808, p. 2.
〔19〕A Citizen ofNew-York, “On the Mystical Object of the Embargo,” New-York EveningPost, Jul. 12, 1808, p. 2; New-York Herald, Jul. 13, 1808, p. 3; Boston Gazette, Jul. 18, 1808, p. 2; Connecticut Herald, Jul. 19, 1808, p. 1; Portsmouth Oracle, Jul. 23, 1808, p. 1; Olive-Branch, Jul. 30, 1808, p. 1; Middlebury Mercury, Aug. 3, 1808, p. 1; Thomas’s Massachusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette, Aug. 10, 1808, p. 1; Vermont Centinel, Aug. 19, 1808, p. 1.
〔20〕“The Pulpamentum, No. 4,” Providence Gazette, Nov. 5, 1808, p. 1.
〔21〕“Embargo Cutters,” Newburyport Herald, Dec. 13, 1808, p. 2.
〔22〕“TelegraphicCommunication,” PortlandGazette, Dec. 19, 1808, p. 2; Farmer’s Museum, Dec. 26, 1808, p. 3.
〔23〕“Confusion in theCamp,” New-JerseyTelescope, Jan. 6, 1809, p. 3; Newburyport Herald, Jan. 10, 1809, p. 3; Northern Whig, Jan. 10, 1809, p. 2; Alexandria Daily Gazette, Commercial & Political, Jan. 10, 1809, p. 3; Litchfield Gazette, Jan. 11, 1809, p. 3; Hampshire Federalist, Jan. 12, 1809, p. 2; Reporter, Jan. 16, 1809, p. 3.
〔24〕“Temple of the Winds,” Farmer’s Museum, Jul. 17, 1809, p. 4.
〔25〕“TheEmbargo,” Poulson’s American Daily Advertiser, Aug. 10, 1808, p. 2; “To Farmers and Merchants,” Portland Gazette, and Maine Advertiser, Aug. 19, 1808, p. 2.
〔26〕“Nomination and Denunciation,” AmericanCitizen, Jul. 30, 1808, p. 2; Republican Watch-Tower, Aug. 2, 1808, p. 2.
〔27〕“Washington, July 25,” New-York CommercialAdvertiser, Jul. 28, 1808, p. 3; Public Advertiser, Jul. 28, 1808, p. 3; American Citizen, Jul. 29, 1808, p. 2; L’Oracle and Daily Advertiser, Jul. 29, 1808, p. 3; New-York Spectator, Jul. 30, 1808, p. 3; Newburyport Herald, Aug. 2, 1808, p. 3; Repertory, Aug. 2, 1808, p. 3; New-Bedford Mercury, Aug. 5, 1808, p. 2; Pittsfield Sun, Aug. 6, 1808, p. 3; Hampshire Federalist, Aug. 11, 1808, p. 2; Connecticut Journal, Aug. 11, 1808, p. 3; Rutland Vermont Herald, Aug. 13, 1808, p. 2; Olive-Branch, Aug. 13, 1808, p. 2; World, Aug. 15, 1808, p. 2; Herkimer Herald, Aug. 16, 1808, p. 3; Merrimack Intelligencer, Aug. 20, 1808, p. 3.
〔28〕“The Ship Beaver and the Mandarin,” New-England Palladium, Aug. 19, 1808, p. 2.
〔29〕“From the Philadelphia True American,” New-York Evening Post, Aug. 13, 1808, p. 2. |
