John Randolph of Roanoke, 1773-1833 : a biography based largely on new material

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v. 1. I. Birth and ancestry

II. Childhood

III. Youth

IV. Early manhood

V. Congressional career, debut and period of leadership

VI. Congressional career continued: Randolph breaks with the Jefferson Administration

VII. Congressional career continued: in opposition

VIII. Congressional career continued: Habet

IX. Congressional career continued: in Congress again

X. Congressional career continued: Randolph becomes a sectional leader

XI. Washington and the roads between it and Roanoke

XII. Randolph as candidate

XIII. Virginia Convention of 1829-30

XIV. Mission to Russia

v. 2. Ch. I. "Like sweet bells jangled"

II. The end

III. The Randolph will litigation

IV. Randolph as a parliamentary orator

V. Randolph's district

VI. Randolph on the Hustings

VII. General observations on Randolph as an orator

VIII. Randolph as a statesman

IX. Randolph as a man

X. Conclusion; appendix; notes for volume I, notes for volume II, index