XXXII – REFERENCES

WORKS CITED

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7. Ten, Eyck, David. Ezra Pound's Adams Cantos. London: Bloomsbury 2012.
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DIGITAL RESOURCES

1. “Catherine the Great.” Wikipedia.
2. “Charles IV of Spain.” Wikipedia.
3. “coram non judice.” Wikipedia.
4. “Frederick William II of Prussia.” Wikipedia.
5. “George III of the United Kingdom.” Wikipedia.
6. “Gustave III of Sweden.” Wikipedia.
7. “House of Bourbon.”Wikipedia.
8. “House of Braganza.” Wikipedia.
9. “Indian Removal.” Wikipedia.
10. “Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor.” Wikipedia.
11. “June 13, 1807. Thomas Jefferson subpoenaed in Aaron Burr’s treason trial.” History.com
12. “Louis XVI of France.” Wikipedia.
13. “Maria I of Portugal.” Wikipedia.
14. “Portuguese India.” Wikipedia.

ILLUSTRATIONS

1. “Hyder Ali.” Steel engraving, 1790. Coloured by hand. Columbia.edu. 
2. “Thomas Jefferson.” Engraving, n.d. In Virginia, winter 2018. Free online. 
3. Callet, Antoine François. Portrait of Louis XVI. Oil on canvas, 1789. Paris: Palace of Versailles. Wikipedia.
4. Carvalho, José Leandro de. Maria I of Portugal. Oil on canvas, 1808. Rio de Janeiro: Museu Histórico nacional. Wikipedia.
5. Clementi, Maria Giovanna. Victor Amadeus III, King of Sardinia. nd. Location unidentified. Wikipedia.
6. Copley, John Singleton. Portrait of John Adams. Oil on canvas, 1783. Cambridge Mass.: Harvard Art Museums.
7. Dawe, John. Portrait of Emperor Alexander I. Oil on canvas, 1824. [Detail] Wikimedia Commons.
8. Decker, Georg. Portrait of Joseph II. Pastell, n.d. Vienna: Albertina. Wikipedia.
9. Dupra, Domenico, Amadeus II, King of Sardinia. Oil on canvas, 1755-8. Suffolk: Ickworth. Wikipedia.
10. Goya, Francisco. Carlos IV [rojo]. Oil on canvas, 1789. Madrid: Prado. Prado collections.
11. Graff, Anton. Frederick William II. Oil on canvas, ca. 1780. Museum of Prussia.
12. Inman, Henry. Judge John Marshall. Oil on canvas, 1832. Richmond: Virginia State Library.
13. Kaufmann, Angelika. Ferdinand IV of Naples. Oil on canvas, 1782. Bregenz: Vorarlberg Museum. Wikipedia.
14. Peale, Charles Wilson. Portrait of Thomas Jefferson Oil on canvas, 1791. Independence National Historical Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Wikimedia Commons.
15. Rokotov, Fyodor. Portrait of Catherine II of Russia. Oil on canvas, ca. 1770. St Petersburg: Hermitage Museum. Wikipedia.
16. Roslin, Alexander. Portrait of Gustav III of Sweden. Oil on canvas, 1777. Stockholm: National Museum. Wikipedia.
17. Vanderlyn, John. Aaron Burr. Oil on canvas, 1802. New York: NY Historical Society.
18. Zoffany, Johann. Portrait of George III. Oil on canvas, 1771. London: Royal Collection. Wikipedia.