1816 - Charter of the Second Bank of the United States.

1817 - James Monroe - First Inaugural Address.

1818 - Rush-Bagot Agreement.

1818 - The Convention of 1818

1818 - Jackson Intervenes in Florida.

1819 - Adams-Onis Treaty for the Acquisition of Florida.

1819 - Dartmouth College vs. Woodward

1819 - McCulloch vs. Maryland.

1819 - Talmadge's Speech to Congress

1820 - Compromise of 1820 - Talmadge Amendment

1820 - Compromise of 1820 - Taylor Amendment

1820 - Compromise of 1820 - Thomas Amendment.

1820 - John Quincy Adams and John C. Calhoun Discuss the Compromise of 1820.

--- Thomas Jefferson on the Missouri Compromise: "A Firebell in the Night."

1821 - Letter, Thomas Jefferson to William Plummer concerning the Dartmouth College Case.

1821 - Second Missouri Compromise Act

1821 - Cohens vs. Virginia

1823 - The Monroe Doctrine

1823 - Thomas Jefferson on the Monroe Doctrine.

1823 - John Quincy Adams Account of Cabinet Meeting, November 7, 1823.

1823 - Rev. Dr. Richard Furman's Exposition on the Views of the Baptists relative to the Coloured Population in the United States.

1824 - Gibbons vs. Ogden

1825 - Broadside - "Good Jackson Times: Farmers are Doing Well.

1825 - Inaugural Address of John Quincy Adams.

1828 - South Carolina's Protest against the Tariff of 1828.

1832 - Henry Clay- "In Defense of the American System."

MAP -- The Missouri Compromise.

MAP - Presidential Election of 1828

MAP - Of 1820 Showing Free and Slave Territories

James Monroe - POTUS Site

Thomas Jefferson on Slavery

John Quincy Adams POTUS Site

1824 Campaign Site

1828 Campaign Site

Letters of Rachel and Andrew Jackson

The Capitol in 1827

Old Supreme Court Chamber (Chamber 1)

Old Supreme Court Chamber (Chamber 2)

Old Senate Chamber

Old House Chamber

1828 Election - Coffin Handbill.

Jackson's Marriage as a Campaign Issue

The Death of Rachel Jackson

The Hermitage Homepage

Andrew Jackson's Inaugural

Andrew Jackson's Inauguration (1829)

Caricature of a Banker

Andrew Jackson - The First Roughshod President

William James Hubbard - Portrait of John Marshall

William James Hubbard - Portrait of James Monroe.