John Jay
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John Jay: Founding Father
By Walter Stahr... Jay to Richard Henry Lee , 11 July 1795 , 4 JPJ 178–79 ; John Jay to Edmund Randolph , 20 August 1795 , 4 JPJ 186 . 9. ... F.H. W. Sheppard , ed . , Survey of London : Parish of St. James Westminster , Part One , South of Piccadilly ...
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John Jay: Colonial Lawyer
By Herbert A. JohnsonVan Titus & Willets v . Rensselaer , 105 H - 9 Seaman et al . 153 A - 8 Hunter & Birdsell v . Smith , 158 K - 1 Weaver v . J. Boyd , 155 K - 7 Jackson ex dem Van Willis v . Brown , 53 E - 5 Rensselaer v . Lansingh , 118 K - 3 Wright v .
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John Jay: Founding Father
By Walter StahrLet us hope that this book helps to retrieve Jay from the relative obscurity to which he has been unfairly consigned.” —Ron Chernow, author of Alexander Hamilton
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John Jay: First Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
By Phelan PowellJohn Jay is a comprehensive introduction to this iconic figure in American history, a man who gave the United States its name and an important figure as the new country came to life.
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John Jay: A Life from Beginning to End
By Hourly HistoryIn the meantime, discover for yourself the remarkable story of one of the architects of the American nation, John Jay.
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John Jay
By Roben AlarconThe easy-to-read text and captivating images will have readers interested and eager to learn! This book also features a table of contents and a glossary for further understanding of the content.
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John Jay: Founding Father
By Walter StahrFrom the award-winning and New York Times best-selling author of Seward and Stanton, the critically acclaimed and definitive biography of a major Founding Father, a true national hero, and a leading architect of America's futur
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John Jay
By George PellewJohn Jay
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John Jay
By George PellewJohn Jay
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John Jay
By John JayConsists chiefly of previously unpublished papers in the collections of Columbia University Libraries.
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John Jay
By Stuart A. KallenDescribes the life and political career of the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
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John Jay: The Forgotten Founder
By John M. PaffordIn retirement, he was president of the American Bible Society. This detailed account of John Jay examines his life, his character, and his legacy. A chronology and a bibliography enhance the text.