Adams, John, favors making government impressive through ceremony,
  attitude toward Genet affair, reelected Vice-president, elected
  President, personal characteristics, relations with Jefferson, Cabinet,
  defeat at election of 1800,

Addison, Alexander, Judge,

Algiers, relations with, treaty with,

Alien and Sedition laws,

Ames, Fisher, of Massachusetts,

Bacri, the Jew,

Barclay, Thomas,

Baldwin, Abraham, of Georgia,

Barlow, Joel,

Barry, John, Captain,

Beard, C.A., Economic Origins of Jeffersonian Democracy, Benson, Egbert,
  of New York,

Boudinot, Elias, of New Jersey,

Bradford, William, of Rhode Island,

Burke, Edanus, of South Carolina,

Burr, Aaron,

Butler, Pierce, of South Carolina,

Cabinet, President’s, a development after Washington’s administration,
  status of,

Campbell, William, Major,

Carmichael, William,

Church, Edward, U. S. consul at Lisbon,

Clark, Abraham, of New Jersey,

Clark, George Rogers,

Clinton, George, of New York,

Constellation, The, ship,

Constitution, The, ship,

Constitutional amendments adopted,

Daily Advertizer,

Dauphin, The, ship,

Dayton, Jonathan, of New Jersey,

Dexter, Samuel, of Massachusetts,

District of Columbia, exact site to be selected by the President,

Ellsworth, Oliver, of Connecticut,

Federal Hall,

Federalist,

Federalist party,

Finance, National, Tariff bill, debt of United States (1790), Assumption
  bill, national bank established, mint established,

Fishbourn, Benjamin,

Fitzsimmons, Thomas, of Pennsylvania,

France, relations with United States, treaties of 1778, representation in
  United States, special mission to, treaties abrogated (1798), maritime
  troubles with, second mission to,

Fraunces, A.G.,

Freneau, Philip, editor of National Gazette,

Genet, Edmond, appointed French minister to United States; a trained
  diplomatist, audacious mission, reception in United States, policy
  toward Louisiana, argues for treaty rights, public opinion for, arrest
  by French Government, success, United States becomes his asylum,
  bibliography,

Germantown, Proposal to place capital at,

Gerry, Elbridge, of Massachusetts,

Giles, W.B., of Virginia,

Grange, The, ship,

Grayson, William, of Virginia,

Great Britain, lays down contraband regulations, retains Western posts in
  America, treaty with (1795),

Greenville, Treaty of (1795),

Gwinnett, Button,