Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 08, C

• CA
• Cadiz, Spain
• Calais, France
• Callahan, Capt. John (of Boston)
• Callahan, Lucretia Greene (wife of John)
• Calonne, Charles Alexandre de (French controller-general)
• Cambridge, Md.
• Cambridge, Mass.
• Campo y Pérez de la Serna, Bernardo del (Spanish minister to Britain)
• Canada
• Canals
• Candidus
• Canterbury, England
• Cards
• Carisbrooke Castle (Brit. estate)
• Carleton, Guy
• Carmarthen, Francis Godolphin Osborne, Marquis of (Brit. politician)
• Carmichael, William (U.S. chargé d’affaires in Spain)
• Carolina Wilhelmina (sister of William V)
• Carpenter, Richard (London engraver)
• Carter, Sir John (mayor of Portsmouth, England)
• Carter, Nathaniel, Sr. (of Newburyport)
• Carthage
• Caslon, William (London metalworker)
• Castile, Spain
• Cats
• CFA
• Chalut, Abbé (French cleric)
• Champion & Dickinson (London merchants)
• Channing, Joanna Gibbes Izard (wife of John)
• Channing, John (of S.C.)
• Charles I, King of England
• Charles III, King of Spain
• Charleston, S.C.
• Charlestown, Mass.
• Charlotte, Queen of England (wife of George III)
• Chase, Anna
• Chaucer, Geoffrey
• Chauncy, Rev. Charles (of Boston)
• Chelmsford, Mass.
• Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of
• China
• Church, Benjamin (brother of Edward)
• Church, Edward (of Boston)
• Churches
• Churchill, Anne (daughter of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough)
• Churchill, Charles (Brit. satirist)
• Churchill, Charles (son of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough)
• Churchill, Elizabeth (daughter of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough)
• Churchill, Henrietta (daughter of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough)
• Churchill, John, 1st Duke of Marlborough
• Churchill, John, Marquess of Blandford
• Churchill, Mary (daughter of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough)
• Churchill, Sarah Jennings, Duchess of Marlborough
• Cicero
• Cimon (5th cent. B.C. Athenian general)
• Cincinnati, Society of the
• Cincinnatus
• Civil War, U.S.
• Clark, Sarah Hanson
• Clarke, Rev. John (of Boston)
• Clarke, Richard (of London)
• Clarkson, Matthew M. (of N.Y.)
• Classical references
• Cleverly, Benjamin, Sr. (of Braintree)
• Cleverly, Benjamin, Jr. (son of Benjamin)
• Cleverly, John (of Braintree)
• Clifford, Rosamond (“Fair Rosamond,” mistress of Henry II)
• Clinton, Catharine (daughter of George)
• Clinton, Cornelia (daughter of George)
• Clinton, Cornelia Tappen (wife of George)
• Clinton, Elizabeth (daughter of George)
• Clinton, George (gov. of N.Y.)
• Clinton, George Washington (son of George)
• Clinton, Maria (daughter of George)
• Clinton, Martha Washington (daughter of George)
• Clothing
• Cobham, England
• Cochrane, Capt. Alexander Forrester Inglis (Brit. naval officer)
• Cochrane, Lady Maria Waite (wife of Alexander)
• Codes and ciphers
• Coke, Sir Edward
• Coles, Eliza Lightfoot (1st wife of Isaac)
• Coles, Isaac (of Va.)
• College of Physicians of Philadelphia Medical Society
• Colleges and universities
• Collins, John (gov. of R.I.)
• Collins, Stephen (Phila. merchant)
• Columbia College
• Comis (Cornice, Cornish), Mrs. (nurse)
• Concord, Battle of
• Concord, Mass.
• Congress, U.S.
• Connecticut
• Connecticut Journal
• Connecticut River
• Connecticut Wits
• Constitution, U.S.
• Constitutional Convention
• Continental Congress
• Continental Navy
• Convention Army
• Cooley, Primas (Primus) (of Weymouth, Mass.)
• Cooley, Rachel (wife of Primas)
• Copley, Elizabeth Clarke (daughter of John)
• Copley, John Singleton (Amer. artist)
• Copley, Jonathan (son of John)
• Copley, Susanna (daughter of John)
• Copley, Susanna Clarke (wife of John)
• Cornice
• Cornish
• Cornwall, England
• Costigan, Arthur William
• Cowes, England
• Craigie, Dr. Andrew (of Boston)
• Cranch, Andrew (d. 1787, of Exeter, England, brother of Richard)
• Cranch, Andrew (son of Nathaniel)
• Cranch, Christopher (son of Andrew, of Exeter)
• Cranch, Ebbett (1750–1789, niece of Richard)
• Cranch, Elizabeth
• Cranch, Elizabeth Fairweather (wife of William, of Brook)
• Cranch, Jeremiah (son of Nathaniel)
• Cranch, John (1751–1821, nephew of Richard)
• Cranch, Joseph (1746–1806, nephew of Richard)
• Cranch, Julia (daughter of Andrew, of Exeter)
• Cranch, Lucy (1767–1846, niece of AA)
• Cranch, Mary Ann (daughter of Andrew, of Exeter)
• Cranch, Mary Smith (1741–1811, sister of AA)
• Cranch, Nathaniel (brother of Richard)
• Cranch, Nathaniel, Jr. (son of Nathaniel)
• Cranch, Richard (1726–1811, husband of Mary Smith)
• Cranch, Richard (son of Nathaniel)
• Cranch, Sally (daughter of Andrew, of Exeter)
• Cranch, Sally Bowring (wife of Andrew, of Exeter)
• Cranch, William (d. 1788, of Brook, England, brother of Richard)
• Cranch, William (1754–1820, of Kingsbridge, England, nephew of Richard)
• Cranch, William (1769–1855, nephew of AA)
• Cranch family (England)
• Credit
• Creek Nation
• Crime
• Critical Review (London)
• Crosby, Catharine Bedlow (wife of Ebenezer)
• Crosby, Dr. Ebenezer (Columbia College professor)
• Crosby, Elizabeth Anne (of Braintree)
• Cuba
• Cumberland County, Mass. (now Maine)
• Curioni (WSS’s servant)
• Cushing, Capt. Robert (of Boston)
• Cushing, Gen. Theophilus (of Hingham)
• Cushing, Thomas (lt. gov. of Mass.)
• Cushing, William (Supreme Court justice)
• Custis, Eleanor Calvert (wife of John)
• Custis, Eleanor Parke (Nelly, granddaughter of Martha Washington)
• Custis, Elizabeth (granddaughter of Martha Washington)
• Custis, George Washington Parke (grandson of Martha Washington)
• Custis, John Parke (son of Martha Washington)
• Custis, Martha (granddaughter of Martha Washington)
• Cutler, Rev. Manasseh (of Ipswich)
• Cutting, Dr. John Brown (of N.Y.)
• Cutts, Mrs.