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tially Jefferson's policy, 246; unwarranted by Constitution, 247, 248; justified by general welfare, 248; a result of fortunate circumstances, 248, 249; its consequences not foreseen by Jefferson, 249, 250; encourages slave trade, 250, 251. Madison, Mary, wife of Captain Isaac Madison, 7, 8. Madison ancestry, statement of Madison concerning, 4 n. Madison, Captain Isaac, supposed by Rives to be ancestor of James Madison, 7; his career in Virginia, 7, 8; proof that he was not James's ancestor, 8, 9; dies leaving a wife and daughter, 8, 9. Madison, James, father of President Madison, 3, 4; his estates and wealth, 5; educates his children, 10; his death, 242. Madison, James, dates of birth and death, 1; said by J. Q. Adams to have died on anniversary of ratification of Constitution by Virginia, 1-2; error in the coincidence, 2, 3; his mother's family and name, 3, 4; his ancestry, 4-9; his own statements concerning family, 4 n., 5, 6, 9; sent to school, 10; gratitude toward schoolmaster, 10; prepares for and enters Princeton, 10; conflicting statements concerning his studies, 11; depressed by ill-health, 11; takes deep interest in theology, 11, 12; becomes opponent of religious intolerance, 12, 13; speaks disparagingly of politics, 13, 14. _Revolutionary Leader._ Erroneously said to have joined a militia company, 15; member of county committee of safety, 15; delegate to Virginia Convention, 15; on committee to frame Constitution, 16; advocates recognition of right to religious freedom instead of toleration, 16, 17; elected to Assembly, 17; refuses to solicit or buy votes and loses reelection, 18; chosen member of governor's council, 19. _In Continental Congress._ Elected delegate to Congress, 19; describes to Jefferson the desperate situation in 1780, 20; considers lack of revenue the true cause, 20; proposes fruitlessly that Congress request States to cease issuing paper money, 21; proposes enforced collection of supplies, 22; his industry, 23; appeals to Virginia for pecuniary aid, 23, 24; helped by Solomon, a broker, 24; eventually paid, 24, 25; takes slight interest in militar
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