Hart, Charles Henry, 1847-1918 · [New York] : Printed at the De Vinne Press for Doubleday and McClure Co. · leaf 96
f the UnitedStates, and in its interpretation in the celebrated letters of theFederalist. With the close of Washingtons administrationMadison determined to retire to private life, but shortly beforethis he met the coy North Carolina Quakeress, DorotheaPayn. She was at the time the young widow of… … Life Masks 57 not prevent them from enjoying a married life of two scoreand two years of unclouded happiness. Madison died in 1836,and was survived by Mrs. Madison for thirteen years. Madisons temperament, like that of his young bride, wastuned to too high a pitch to be contented with quietness…
Browere, John Henri Isaac, 1792-1834 · Masks (Sculpture) · Sculpture, American
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