Category Archives: James Monroe

Monroe, James – (Born April 28, 1758; Died natural causes July 4 1831, Virginia) Fifth President of the United States of America, (March 4 1817 – March 4 1825) presided during the Era of Good Feelings, signed the Missouri Compromise and established the Monroe Doctrine declaring the Americas off limits to the European powers. (Democratic Republican)

A View Of The Conduct of the Executive in The Foreign Affairs Of The United States Connected with the Mission to the French Republic

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1. A View Of The Conduct of the Executive in The Foreign Affairs Of The United States Connected with the Mission to the French Republic, During the Years 1794, 5 & 6, a riposte to an earlier critical piece published with respect to Monroe’s actions as Minister to France, published in 1797, Benjamin Franklin Bache, (Thomas Jefferson’s captive publisher) Philadelphia, 1st Edition, E313.M76 (6 1/2” x 8 3/4” x 1 1/2”) Rare Very Good.

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The People The Sovereigns

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2. The People The Sovereigns; a Comparison of the Government of the Untied States With Those of The Republics That Have Existed Before With the Causes of Their Decadence And Fall, an unfinished  manuscript in process at his death, published in 1867, J. B. Lippencott and Company,  (7 3/4” X 5” X 1”) (PM) Rare Good.

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