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 294 INDEX case doctrine is disputed, iv. 116; peculiar obligations of United States under, 121. Monterey, capture of, in Mexican war, ii. 134. Monticello, Jefferson s estate of, i. 118; taking of, by British, 127; Jefferson s last days at, 147, 149; sale of, 149. Montpelier, Madison s estate of, i. 183, 189. Moody, William H., attorney-general under Roosevelt, iv. 111. Moore, John Bassett, member of Span ish peace commission, iv. 74. Mora, Antonio, American citizen killed in Cuba, iii. 271. Morgan, Edwin D., iii. 201, 214. Morgan, William, i. 236. Morocco, treaty of 1907 relative to, iv. 114-115. Morrill, Lot H., iii. 92. Morris, Gouverneur, i. 176, 200; min ister to France under Washington, 96-97 ; originator of decimal system of currency, 129. Morrison, William R., iii. 175. Morton, J. Sterling, iii. 264. Morton, Oliver P., iii. 123. Morton, Paul, secretary of navy under Roosevelt, iv. Ill; causes of resignation from cabinet, 112. Mossum, Rev. John, i. 50. Mount Vernon, named for Admiral Vernon, i. 8; burial of Washington at, 44; preservation of, as a place of national pilgrimage, 48; style of life maintained by Mrs. Washing ton at, 51. Moustier, Count, quoted on Wash ington, i. 36. Moyer, labor agitator, iv. 109. &quot;Murder is Murder,&quot; Roosevelt s editorial, iv. 109. Murray, Vans, i. 100. N Nashville, battle of, ii. 284, iii. 54. National bank. See Bank. National Republicans, ii. 208. National Conservation Commission, Roosevelt s, iv. 136. National Rivers and Harbors Con gress of 1909, iv. 137. National Waterways Commission, iv. 136-137. Navy, beginnings of the American, i. 99; reduction of, by Jefferson, 142; employment of, against Barbary pirates, 143; new policy regarding, adopted during Arthur s adminis tration, iii. 227; credit for effi ciency of, in Spanish war, due to Roosevelt, iv. 98; world cruise of fleet during Roosevelt s adminis tration, 124-125. Neal, Lawrence T., iv. 50. Nelson, General Thomas, i. 128. Neutrality, Washington s policy of, i. 40, 96; defence of, by John Quincy Adams, 220-221. Newburgh addresses, the, i. 26. New England, story of threats of se cession by, i. 235. Newfoundland fisheries, share in, con ceded to United States after Revo lutionary war, i. 83. New Granada, treaty of, iv. 119. New Jersey, Woodrow Wilson s in cursion into politics of, iv. 209-213. New Mexico, admission of, as a state, iv. 192-193. New Orleans, battle of, i. 271-272. New York City, inauguration of Washington as president at, i. 34- 35; Jefferson s residence in, as sec retary of state, 133; draft riots in, ii. 278. New York State politics, from 1812 to 1821, ii. 5-9; from 1876 to 1879, iii. 204-209. Niagara Falls, preservation of, iv. 133. Nicaragua Canal, iii. 219, 254. Nicholas, Col. W. C., i. 138. Nichols, Francis T., claimant for gov ernorship of Louisiana, iii. 130-131. Nickajack expedition, Gen. Robert son s, i. 256. , Nicknames of presidents, ii. 26 n. Nicola, Lewis, i. 25. Nobel prize awarded Roosevelt, iv. 114. Non-importation act during Jeffer son s administration, i. 226. Non-intercourse act, i. 187. Northern Securities case, iv. 107, 127- 128. Norton, Rev. John, i. 105. Nullification, included in Kentucky resolutions but absent from Vir ginia resolutions, i. 185; first at tempt at, found in case of Georgia s disputes with Cherokee Indians, 291 ; constant obtrusion of ques tion during Jackson s first term, 292-293; Jackson s proclamation against, 293-294. Oak Hill, Va., Monroe s home at, I. 210.