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27. James Madison Center: Madsion Archives: Sources: Hard Copy Sources 1994. James Madison and the American Nation, 17511836 An Encyclopedia. New YorkSimon Schuster. James Madison 1751-1836 a Brief Biographical Sketch. http://www.jmu.edu/madison/center/main_pages/madison_archives/sources/hardcopy.h

Hard Copy Sources for Madison Archives It has not been possible, nor was it desirable, to rely solely upon other web sites for the information for this site. This site treats a large number of topics, but not in great depth. A person wanting greater depth will find it in hard copy monographs or journal articles. This page is under construction, but will eventually provide all the hard copy sources used. On the content pages, the author's name and sometimes the date and page number will be given. Hyperlinks will join the name to the full citation on this page. This list is far from complete and is somewhat eccentric. Any recent scholarly monograph will provide a more comprehensive list. Adair, Douglas. 1945. "Notes and Documents: James Madison's Autobiography." Reprinted from The William and Mary Quarterly , 3rd Ser., II (April).

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Entries Publication Data Advisory Board Contributors ... World Civilizations The Reader's Companion to American History MADISON, JAMES , fourth president of the United States and political theorist. One of the less colorful but most important of America's Founding Fathers, Madison may rightly be considered the principal architect of the political system defined by the U.S. Constitution. His extraordinary career in public life extended over forty years, intersecting every major phase of the history of the American Revolution and the early Republic. Although he served in a number of high offices, including secretary of state (1801-1809) and president (1809-1817), he is best remembered for his accomplishments as a political theorist and for his related role in launching the Constitution during the late 1780s and early 1790s. Historians generally recognize the soft-spoken, diminutive, and scholarly Madison as the best prepared and most influential of the delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1787. Drawing on his extensive study of past republics, as well as his recent experience as a delegate to both the Virginia legislature and the national Congress under the Articles of Confederation, Madison led the search at Philadelphia for what he later called "a republican remedy for the diseases most incident to republican government." He hoped that by creating a new national government that rested directly on the people rather than on the states, the delegates could overcome the factional disorder, confusion, and injustice that prevailed during the postrevolutionary years without endangering liberty or compromising the American commitment to representative government.

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From ClassBrain.com March March 16 By Sarah Lane Mar 16, 2004, 11:28 PST James Madison 1751-1836 James Madison was the fourth U.S. President. He was born in Port Conway, Virginia on March 16th in the year 1751. He had the nickname of the Father of the Constitution because of how he helped to lay the original groundwork for that important document. After graduating from the College of New Jersey, which is now called Princeton, he helped to establish the Bill of Rights, served in the Continental Congress, and was a great contributor to the Constitutional Convention of 1787. James Madison was elected president in 1809 and continued to hold office until 1817. James was a strong leader. He had to be, since he led this country through the War of 1812. He was married to Dolley who supported him in his endeavors and was known as a charming hostess. The pair eventually retired to Montpelier, Virginia where Madison served as the rector of the University of Virginia until his death in 1836. Source: Additional Learning Links for James Madison The Papers of James Madison Here you will find a short biography on the former president, Madison documents, volumes published to date, a bibliography, and other websites of interest.

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