Occasional Productions, Political, Diplomatic, and Miscellaneous: Including, Among Others, a Glance at the Court and Government of Louis Philippe and the French Revolution of 1848, While the Author Resided as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States at Paris, by the Late Richard Rush

J.B. Lippincott & Company, 1860 - Diplomats - 535 pages

PAGE	xix

SYNOPSIS OF A FEW FAMILIAR LETTERS OF WASHINGTON	25

mestic Topics 3235 Washington Custis 36 Miss Harriet	39

session of Robert Morriss House in Philadelphia	45

Washingtons House in Philadelphia 93 Reflections	94

Stillness of the MultitudeSubsequent Enthusiasm 97 Wil	103

LETTER REFERRING TO THE QUESTION OF AFRICAN SLA	117

SPEECH AT THE MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF	129

versation with the King on Mexican Affairs 321 Mr Prescott	331

Kings Habits of Business 332 Prosperous Financial Condi	349

prohibited at last momentResignation of Ministers 357	357

Appeal to the American Minister Determination of the latter	364

his intentions 370 373 The American Ministers Official	373

the Provisional Government 389 Opening of the new	411

Joint Resolution of Congress to the Executive Committee	419

Louis NapoleonHis Election as a Representative of	425

LETTER TO MR TRESCOT OF SOUTH CAROLINA UPON	143

from his DeathLord GoderichLord Liverpool 184	184

Birth of his LiberalismHis British SelfishnessIts Prin	192

LETTER FROM PARIS TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COM	199

VALUE OF EARLY EFFORTS AT EXCELLENCE	207

ESSAYLABOR NECESSARY TO EMINENCE	213

LETTER TO MRS RUSH FROM LONDON DESCRIBING A VISIT	219

Country Gentlemen on a Rainy DayPortraits of Queen	231

LETTER TO MRS RUSH ON THE DEATH OF WILLIAM	259

the Duke of Wellington after the Battle of WaterlooWash	265

Fishery Question a Marked Question in American Diplomacy	273

A GLANCE AT THE COURT AND GOVERNMENT OF LOUIS	299

303 Dinner at the Palace 306 Visits of Ceremony 309	309

315 Versailles 316 Princess LievenHumboldt 319 Con	315

Opinions for and against his AdmissionInfluence of that	435

Workmen out of EmployUneasiness of the Government	441

of Paris at the BarricadesDesperate FightingIncidents	442

449 General Cavaignac resigns his Extraordinary Powers	449

Vote of Thanks to himDecree confiding to him the whole	463

Representative for ParisTakes his Seat in the National	479

The Tobacco Monopoly and French Tariff 480 481 Address	486

Charges in the National Assembly against General Cavaignac	492

Arago 375 Demonstration of the Populace as his Car	499

141	524

205	525

Returns to Mount VernonPrivate Affairs 46 At George	528

SECOND LETTER TO MR TRESCOT ON THE SAME SUBJECTS	531

Title	Occasional Productions, Political, Diplomatic, and Miscellaneous: Including, Among Others, a Glance at the Court and Government of Louis Philippe and the French Revolution of 1848, While the Author Resided as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States at Paris, by ...
Author	Richard Rush
Editor	James Murray Rush
Publisher	J.B. Lippincott & Company, 1860
Original from	the New York Public Library
Digitized	5 Jan 2008
Length	535 pages

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