Chapter 168

charges brought against, in Congress, in 1792, iii. 282; falsity of the charges brought against, iii. 232; remarks of, in relation to the Revolution in France, iii. 250; intention of, to resign his position in the cabinet, iii. 274; attacked with yellow fever in 1793, iii. 280; wish of Washington to send him as envoy extraordinary to England--nomination of, opposed by Monroe, iii. 298; letter of, to Washington, nominating Jay as minister to England,