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The 10 pages that link to John Jay, each with the reason it gives.

• Treaty of Paris (1783)Related: He pressed Britain to negotiate directly with the United States and helped shape the settlement.

• James MadisonRelated: Jay joined Madison and Hamilton in writing the essays later collected as The Federalist Papers.

• Alexander HamiltonRelated: Jay joined Hamilton and Madison in writing essays that defended the proposed Constitution.

• The Federalist PapersRelated: Jay contributed essays focused chiefly on foreign affairs and the Union’s security.

• Federalist PartyRelated: Jay’s treaty became one of the most contested achievements of Federalist foreign policy.

• Jay TreatyRelated: Jay negotiated the agreement in London as President Washington's special envoy.

• Chief Justice of the United StatesBroader topic: Jay helped establish the office and resigned before the Court gained its later prominence.

• Gilbert StuartRelated: Jay was among the prominent American sitters Stuart portrayed.

• David Dudley Field IIRelated: Field edited Jay’s papers, linking his early career to New York’s legal and political history.

• Robert R. LivingstonRelated: Jay followed Livingston as New York’s chancellor and helped establish the state’s early legal institutions.