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Securing American Independence: John Jay and the French Alliance (Contributions to the Study of World History) by Frank W. Brecher, 2003-04-30 The Selected Papers of John Jay: 1760-1779 by John Jay, 2010-03-04 Selected Letters of John Jay and Sarah Livingston Jay: Correspondence by or to the First Chief Justice of the United States and His Wife by John Jay, Sarah Livingston Jay, et all 2005-01-10 JOHN JAY COLONIAL LAWYER (Outstanding Studies in Early American History) by Johnson, 1989-09-01 John Jay (American Statesmen Series) by George Pellew, 1980-12 John Jay: Founder of a State and Nation by Donald Lewis Smith, 1977-06 John Jay (First Biographies (Lake Street Publishers).) by Chuck Miller, 2003-03

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21. Jay, John
    Jay, John. 17451829, American statesman, first Chief Justice of the UnitedStates, b. New York City, grad. King's College (now Columbia Univ.), 1764.  
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    Extractions: Jay, John Franklin in Paris. Jay declined further diplomatic appointments in Europe and returned to America to find that Congress had appointed him Secretary of Foreign Affairs, a post he held (1784-89) for the duration of the government under the Articles of Confederation. Although he was able to secure minor treaties, he found it impossible under the Articles of Confederation to make progress in the settlement of major disputes with Great Britain and Spain, a situation that caused him to become one of the strongest advocates of a more powerful central government. He contributed five papers to The Federalist, dealing chiefly with the Constitution in relation to foreign affairs. Under the new government Jay became (1789-95) the first Chief Justice of the United States. He concurred in Justice James Wilson's opinion in Chisholm v. Georgia, which led to the passing of the Eleventh Amendment. When the still-unsettled controversies with Great Britain threatened to involve the United States in war, Jay was drafted for a mission to England in 1794, where he concluded what is known as Jay's Treaty . After having unsuccessfully opposed George Clinton for governor of New York in 1792, Jay was elected and served (1795-1801) two terms. He declined reelection and also renomination to the U.S. Supreme Court and retired to his farm at Bedford in Westchester co. for the remaining 28 years of his life.

22. John Jay
    John Jay 17451829 John Jay was born in New York City, a descendantof French Huguenots. He was educated at King's College (now  
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    Extractions: John Jay was born in New York City, a descendant of French Huguenots. He was educated at King's College (now Columbia University) and gained a reputation as an able member of the local committee of correspondence. Jay served in the First Continental Congress in 1774, the Second Continental Congress in 1775-75 and in the New York Convention after war had broken out. He played a prominent role in drafting the new New York constitution and was appointed chief justice of the New York Supreme Court in 1777. In 1780, Jay undertook the first of his diplomatic assignments as minister to Spain. He joined John Adams and Benjamin Franklin in negotiating the Peace of Paris (1783) to end the War for Independence. Jay served as the Secretary of Foreign Affairs under the Articles of Confederation government. Jay favored the adoption of the new Constitution and played a minor role in writing The Federalist with Madison and Hamilton . In 1788, Jay was a delegate in the New York Convention, which narrowly ratified the Constitution.

23. Chief Justices Of The U.S. Supreme Court
    Service. Chief Justice. Life Span. Born/Represented. 1789–1795. John Jay.17451829. New York. 1795. John Rutledge. 1739-1800. South Carolina. 1796–1800.  
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    Extractions: Chief Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court Service Chief Justice Life Span Born/Represented John Jay New York John Rutledge South Carolina Oliver Ellsworth Connecticut John Marshall Virginia Roger B. Taney Maryland Salmon P. Chase N.H. / Ohio Morrison R. Waite Conn. Ohio Melville W. Fuller Maine Illinois Edward D. White Louisiana William H. Taft Ohio Conn. Charles E. Hughes New York Harlan F. Stone N.H. / New York Frederick M. Vinson Kentucky Earl Warren California Warren E. Burger Minn. / Virginia William H. Rehnquist Wis. Arizona TM About Us

24. JOHNJAY
    Jay, John (17451829) Diplomat, President of the Continental Congress Jay wasadmitted to the bar in 1768, and served as clerk of the New York-New Jersey  
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25. John Jay
    John Jay John Jay (17451829) Statesman A New York lawyer, John Jayserved in the First and Second Continental Congresses, and in  
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    Extractions: A New York lawyer, John Jay served in the First and Second Continental Congresses, and in 1779 he was appointed minister plenipotentiary to Spain. He was one of the negotiators of the Treaty of Paris, which ended the American Revolution. On a visit to London he commissioned the young American artist Gilbert Stuart to paint his portrait. There were to be two versions, one for himself, and the other a gift for his political ally William Bingham. Stuart, however, finished only the heads, and the portraits were later completed by another American artist, John Trumbull. After Stuart arrived in New York in 1793, he painted a new portrait of Jay as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Jay served as Chief Justice until he was elected governor of New York in 1795.

26. National Portrait Gallery--Exhibitions
    Revolution, John Jay (17451829) Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) and John Trumbull(1756-1843) Oil on canvas, begun in 1784; completed by 1818  
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    Extractions: A New York lawyer, John Jay served in the First and Second Continental Congresses, and in 1779 he was appointed minister plenipotentiary to Spain. He was one of the negotiators of the Treaty of Paris, which ended the American Revolution. On a visit to London he commissioned the young American artist Gilbert Stuart to paint his portrait. There were to be two versions, one for himself, and the other a gift for his political ally William Bingham. Stuart, however, finished only the heads, and the portraits were later completed by another American artist, John Trumbull. After Stuart arrived in New York in 1793, he painted a new portrait of Jay as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Jay served as Chief Justice until he was elected governor of New York in 1795.

27. PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Title - F
    AUTHOR Jay, John, 17451829 _ Madison, James, 1751-1836 LANGUAGE EnglishSUBJECT Politics PG ENTRY 1404 - POSTING DATE Jul 1998 ZIP.  
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    Can you please send me all the information you can about John Jay's childhood,his parents, siblings, education Please send ASAP!!!! Born in NY,NY 17451829.  
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    Extractions: The World's Largest Literary Cafe: Carolinanavy.com Posted by NO COMMENT on November 16, 19102 at 08:16:10: In Reply to: I NEED ALL THE INFORMATION I CAN GET ON JOHN JAY posted by Jennifer on February 14, 19102 at 12:58:42: : Can you please send me all the information you can about John Jay's childhood, his parents, siblings, education, life, wife, children, his writings, religion, position in government, influence on the early government, influence on the Constitution, controbution to early government! Please send ASAP!!!! Born in NY,NY 1745-1829. Went to kngs college (now columbia) First chief jusice of us supreme court. Should have signed Delaration of independance but cuold ot be tere cuz detained by home state writing them a constitution. Sat at the Constitutional convention and continental congress. Minister to spain. Helped make peace treaty with France. Died of old age on an 800 acre settlement. Retired and took up reading and ritting in his old age. Hope I was helpfull. : : Can you please send me all the information you can about John Jay's childhood, his parents, siblings, education, life, wife, children, his writings, religion, position in government, influence on the early government, influence on the Constitution, controbution to early government! Please send ASAP!!!! : Born in NY,NY 1745-1829. Went to kngs college (now columbia) First chief jusice of us supreme court. Should have signed Delaration of independance but cuold ot be tere cuz detained by home state writing them a constitution. Sat at the Constitutional convention and continental congress. Minister to spain. Helped make peace treaty with France. Died of old age on an 800 acre settlement. Retired and took up reading and ritting in his old age. Hope I was helpfull.

29. Re: I NEED ALL THE INFORMATION I CAN GET ON JOHN JAY: John Jay
    Comments Born in NY,NY 17451829. John Jay Discussion Deck John Jay Other NantucketLive Chats If ye would like to moderate the John Jay Discussion Deck  
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    Extractions: Born in NY,NY 1745-1829. Went to kings college (now columbia) First chief jusice of us supreme court. Should have signed Delaration of independance but cuold ot be there cuz detained by home state writing them a constitution. Sat at the Constitutional convention and continental congress. Minister to spain. Helped make peace treaty with France. Died of old age on an 800 acre settlement. Retired and took up reading and ritting in his old age. Hope I was helpfull. : : Born in NY,NY 1745-1829. Went to kings college (now columbia) First chief jusice of us supreme court. Should have signed Delaration of independance but cuold ot be there cuz detained by home state writing them a constitution. Sat at the Constitutional convention and continental congress. Minister to spain. Helped make peace treaty with France. Died of old age on an 800 acre settlement. Retired and took up reading and ritting in his old age. Hope I was helpfull. Optional Link URL:

30. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "John Jay"
    http//www.selfknowledge.com/188au.htm 5. John Jay Writings and Biography Jay,John; 17451829; judge and statesman; member of 1st and 2nd Continental  
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    http//lcweb2.loc.gov/const/fed/abt_fedpapers.html 9. John Jay 17451829 New YorkContinental Congress, 1774-76, 1778-79, 1784, President, 1779; New York  
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32. Chief Justice John Jay - Founding Fathers - Gallery Of Historical Figures
    Chief Justice John Jay 17451829. click on photos for a large version-.  
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33. John Jay
    John Jay. 17451829. New York. Continental Congress, 1774-76, 1778-79,1784, President, 1779; New York Provincial Convention; Minister  
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    Extractions: John Jay New York Continental Congress, 1774-76, 1778-79, 1784, President, 1779; New York Provincial Convention; Minister to Spain, but not received; negotiator of peace with Britain, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, 1785-89; Chief Justice of the United States, commissioned, September 26, 1789, resigned, June 29,1795, refused reappointment, 1800; Minister to England, 1794-95; Governor of New York.

34. John Jay
    John Jay. 17451829. Lawyer; co-author of the Federalist; New Yorkchief justice, 1789-1795; Constitutional Congress, president, 1778  
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    Extractions: John Jay Lawyer; co-author of the Federalist; New York chief justice, 1789-1795; Constitutional Congress, president, 1778-1779; minister plenipotentiary to Spain, 1779; commissioner to peace treaty with England (Treaty of Paris), 1782; secretary of foreign affairs, 1784-1789; governor, New York, 1795-1801.

35. Liberty's Kids . Archive . John Jay | PBS Kids
    Back to the Who. WHO John Jay. 17451829. He was a New York delegateto the First and Second Continental Congresses. He was appointed  
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    Extractions: WHO: JOHN JAY He was a New York delegate to the First and Second Continental Congresses. He was appointed diplomatic minister to Spain in 1779 and later helped negotiate the Treaty of Paris with Great Britain - the treaty that ended the Revolutionary War. Along with Alexander Hamilton and James Madison , he wrote letters to newspapers encouraging the approval of the new Constitution. These letters were later published as the influential book, "The Federalist." President George Washington appointed him the first chief justice of the United States.

36. HistoryWired: A Few Of Our Favorite Things
    Related Images. John Jay (17451829), George Washington (1732-1799).John Jay's Judicial Robe about 1789. Robe of the first chief justice  
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    Related Images, John Jay (17451829) Enlarge John Jay (1745-1829), GeorgeWashington (1732-1799) Enlarge George Washington (1732-1799),  
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38. Wildernet - John Jay Homestead State Historic Site
    Attractions John Jay (1745-1829), a Founding Father and distinguished statesman,who served in so many high offices during the early days of the United States  
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39. Portrait Of John Jay
    John Jay (17451829). Statesman, diplomat, first Chief Justice of theUS President of Continental Congress, minister to Spain, secretary  
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    Extractions: Statesman, diplomat, first Chief Justice of the U.S. President of Continental Congress, minister to Spain, secretary of foreign affairs, author of the Federalist Papers (with Madison and Hamilton). Negotiated Jay's Treaty with Great Britain to settle disputes over debts and navigation. Home Search Early America Review Movies ... Town Crier Forums

40. WallBuilders | Resources | American Bible Society Certificate Signed By John Jay
    Resources, American Bible Society Certificate Signed by John Jay. JohnJay (17451829) was an attorney, public official, diplomat, jurist.  
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