Peter S Onuf, University of Virginia, USA.

• Marshall Smelser, “The Federalist Period as an Age of Passion,” American Quarterly, 1958, 10(4):391-419., John R. Howe, Jr., “Republican Thought and the Political Violence of the 1790s,” American Quarterly, 1967, 19 (2, Part 1): 147—165., Michael Lienesch, “The Role of Political Millennialism in Early American Nationalism,” Western Political Quarterly, 1983, 36(3):445-465., Wallace Evan Davies, “The Society of the Cincinnati in New England 1783-1800,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1948, 5(1): 3-25., Gary B. Nash, “The American Clergy and the French Revolution,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1965, 22(3): 392-412., Charles Ellis Dickson, “Jeremiads in the New American Republic: The Case of National Fasts in the John Adams Administration,” New England Quarterly, 1987, 60(2): 187-207., William Stinchcombe, “The Diplomacy of the WXYZ Affair,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1977, 34(4):590-617., Jean S. Holder, “The Sources of Presidential Power: John Adams and the Challenge of Executive Primacy,” Political Science Quarterly, 1986-87, 101 (4):601-616., Michael Durey, “Thomas Paine’s Apostles: Radical Emigres and the Triumph of Jeffersonian Republicanism,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1987, 44(4):661-688., Joyce Appleby, “Commercial Farming and the ‘Agrarian Myth’ in the Early Republic,” Journal of American History, 1982, 68(4):833-849., Joyce Appleby, “What Is Still American in the Political Philosophy of Thomas Jefferson?” William and Mary Quarterly, 1982, 39(2)(Third Series):287-309., John Ashworth, “The Jeffersonians: Classical Republicans or Liberal Capitalists?” Journal of American Studies, 1984, 18(3): 425-435., Joseph H. Harrison, Jr., “S/c Et Non: Thomas Jefferson and Internal Improvement,” Journal of the Early Republic, 1987, 7:335-349., John Lauritz Larson, ‘“Bind the Republic Together’: The National Union and the Struggle for a System of Internal Improvements,” Journal of American History, 1987, 74(2):363-387., Theodore Joseph Crackel, “The Founding of West Point: Jefferson and the Politics of Security,” Armed Forces and Society, 1981, 7(4):529-543., Robert R. Davis, Jr., “Pell-Mell: Jeffersonian Etiquette and Protocol,” Historian, 1981, 43(4):509-529., Constance B. Schulz, ‘“Of Bigotry in Politics and Religion’: Jefferson’s Religion, the Federalist Press, and the Syllabus,” Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, 1983, 91(1): 73-91., Duncan MacLeod, “The Political Economy of John Taylor of Caroline,” Journal of American Studies, 1980, 14(3):387-405.

Peter S Onuf, University of Virginia, USA.

• Marshall Smelser, “The Federalist Period as an Age of Passion,” American Quarterly, 1958, 10(4):391-419., John R. Howe, Jr., “Republican Thought and the Political Violence of the 1790s,” American Quarterly, 1967, 19 (2, Part 1): 147—165., Michael Lienesch, “The Role of Political Millennialism in Early American Nationalism,” Western Political Quarterly, 1983, 36(3):445-465., Wallace Evan Davies, “The Society of the Cincinnati in New England 1783-1800,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1948, 5(1): 3-25., Gary B. Nash, “The American Clergy and the French Revolution,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1965, 22(3): 392-412., Charles Ellis Dickson, “Jeremiads in the New American Republic: The Case of National Fasts in the John Adams Administration,” New England Quarterly, 1987, 60(2): 187-207., William Stinchcombe, “The Diplomacy of the WXYZ Affair,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1977, 34(4):590-617., Jean S. Holder, “The Sources of Presidential Power: John Adams and the Challenge of Executive Primacy,” Political Science Quarterly, 1986-87, 101 (4):601-616., Michael Durey, “Thomas Paine’s Apostles: Radical Emigres and the Triumph of Jeffersonian Republicanism,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1987, 44(4):661-688., Joyce Appleby, “Commercial Farming and the ‘Agrarian Myth’ in the Early Republic,” Journal of American History, 1982, 68(4):833-849., Joyce Appleby, “What Is Still American in the Political Philosophy of Thomas Jefferson?” William and Mary Quarterly, 1982, 39(2)(Third Series):287-309., John Ashworth, “The Jeffersonians: Classical Republicans or Liberal Capitalists?” Journal of American Studies, 1984, 18(3): 425-435., Joseph H. Harrison, Jr., “S/c Et Non: Thomas Jefferson and Internal Improvement,” Journal of the Early Republic, 1987, 7:335-349., John Lauritz Larson, ‘“Bind the Republic Together’: The National Union and the Struggle for a System of Internal Improvements,” Journal of American History, 1987, 74(2):363-387., Theodore Joseph Crackel, “The Founding of West Point: Jefferson and the Politics of Security,” Armed Forces and Society, 1981, 7(4):529-543., Robert R. Davis, Jr., “Pell-Mell: Jeffersonian Etiquette and Protocol,” Historian, 1981, 43(4):509-529., Constance B. Schulz, ‘“Of Bigotry in Politics and Religion’: Jefferson’s Religion, the Federalist Press, and the Syllabus,” Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, 1983, 91(1): 73-91., Duncan MacLeod, “The Political Economy of John Taylor of Caroline,” Journal of American Studies, 1980, 14(3):387-405.

Peter S Onuf, University of Virginia, USA.

• Marshall Smelser, “The Federalist Period as an Age of Passion,” American Quarterly, 1958, 10(4):391-419., John R. Howe, Jr., “Republican Thought and the Political Violence of the 1790s,” American Quarterly, 1967, 19 (2, Part 1): 147—165., Michael Lienesch, “The Role of Political Millennialism in Early American Nationalism,” Western Political Quarterly, 1983, 36(3):445-465., Wallace Evan Davies, “The Society of the Cincinnati in New England 1783-1800,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1948, 5(1): 3-25., Gary B. Nash, “The American Clergy and the French Revolution,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1965, 22(3): 392-412., Charles Ellis Dickson, “Jeremiads in the New American Republic: The Case of National Fasts in the John Adams Administration,” New England Quarterly, 1987, 60(2): 187-207., William Stinchcombe, “The Diplomacy of the WXYZ Affair,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1977, 34(4):590-617., Jean S. Holder, “The Sources of Presidential Power: John Adams and the Challenge of Executive Primacy,” Political Science Quarterly, 1986-87, 101 (4):601-616., Michael Durey, “Thomas Paine’s Apostles: Radical Emigres and the Triumph of Jeffersonian Republicanism,” William and Mary Quarterly, 1987, 44(4):661-688., Joyce Appleby, “Commercial Farming and the ‘Agrarian Myth’ in the Early Republic,” Journal of American History, 1982, 68(4):833-849., Joyce Appleby, “What Is Still American in the Political Philosophy of Thomas Jefferson?” William and Mary Quarterly, 1982, 39(2)(Third Series):287-309., John Ashworth, “The Jeffersonians: Classical Republicans or Liberal Capitalists?” Journal of American Studies, 1984, 18(3): 425-435., Joseph H. Harrison, Jr., “S/c Et Non: Thomas Jefferson and Internal Improvement,” Journal of the Early Republic, 1987, 7:335-349., John Lauritz Larson, ‘“Bind the Republic Together’: The National Union and the Struggle for a System of Internal Improvements,” Journal of American History, 1987, 74(2):363-387., Theodore Joseph Crackel, “The Founding of West Point: Jefferson and the Politics of Security,” Armed Forces and Society, 1981, 7(4):529-543., Robert R. Davis, Jr., “Pell-Mell: Jeffersonian Etiquette and Protocol,” Historian, 1981, 43(4):509-529., Constance B. Schulz, ‘“Of Bigotry in Politics and Religion’: Jefferson’s Religion, the Federalist Press, and the Syllabus,” Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, 1983, 91(1): 73-91., Duncan MacLeod, “The Political Economy of John Taylor of Caroline,” Journal of American Studies, 1980, 14(3):387-405.