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RQ-50755-13Research Programs: Scholarly Editions and TranslationsUniversity of VirginiaThe Papers of James Madison10/1/2013 - 9/30/2015$325,000.00JohnC. A.Stagg   University of VirginiaCharlottesvilleVA22903-4833USA2013U.S. HistoryScholarly Editions and TranslationsResearch Programs25000075000249999.3975000

Preparation for publication of four volumes (Secretary of State 11, Presidential 8 and 9, Retirement 3) of the papers of James Madison (1751-1836), President, Secretary of State, and drafter of the Constitution. (24 months)

The purpose of this project is to assemble and edit for publication the complete papers and recorded actions of James Madison. In order to achieve comparable advances in our understanding of the significance of Madison's still largely undocumented contribution to the development of the nation and its government in the early nineteenth century, it is therefore essential that the modern edition of Madison's papers, especially those that relate to his career as Thomas Jefferson's secretary of state, 1801-9, and to his own presidential administrations, 1809-17, be completed. An understanding of James Madison is also central to the work of a wide range of scholars, teachers, and public commentators who are concerned with the historical, legal and philosophical issues that contributed to, or arose from, the founding of the American republic.