Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 14, H

• Hague, The, Netherlands
• Haiti
• Halicarnassus, Greece (now Bodrum, Turkey)
• Halifax, Nova Scotia
• Hall, Ann (Nancy, niece of Moses Black)
• Hall, Benjamin, Sr. (Medford, Mass., merchant)
• Hall, Charles (Sunbury, Penn., lawyer)
• Hall, Fitch (son of Benjamin, Sr.)
• Hall, Jane Black (mother of Ann, sister of Moses Black)
• Hall, Capt. John, Jr. (of Quincy)
• Hall, Mary Green (wife of Benjamin, Sr.)
• Hall, William (Boston merchant)
• Hall, William (father of Ann)
• Hall, Mr. (in Atkinson, N.H.)
• Hallowell, Robert (Boston merchant)
• Hallowell, Maine
• Hamburg, Germany
• Hamilton, Alexander
• Hammon, Capt. Daniel (of the Phoenix)
• Hancock, John (gov. of Mass.)
• Hannibal
• Hanover, Germany
• Hardy, Joseph (of N.Y.)
• Hare, Charles Willing (of Phila.)
• Hare, Robert, Jr. (Phila. chemist)
• Hare family
• Harmon, Azubah (Adams servant)
• Harmon, Lydia Faxon (wife of William)
• Harmon, Lt. William (father of Azubah)
• Harper, Robert Goodloe (S.C. representative)
• Harpers Ferry
• Harris, Mary Dix (wife of Thaddeus)
• Harris, Rev., Thaddeus Mason (of Dorchester)
• Harrison, Sophia Francis (daughter of Tench Francis)
• Hartford, Conn.
• Harvard College
• Harvard University Press
• Hasenclever, Peter (Silesian merchant)
• Hathaway, Capt. (of the Four Friends)
• Haugwitz, Christian August Heinrich Kurt, Count von ( Prussian foreign minister)
• Havana, Cuba
• Havel River
• Haverhill, Mass.
• Havre, Le (Havre de Grace), France
• Hawkins, Joseph
• Haywood, Eliza Fowler
• Hazell, Lucy
• Health and illnesses
• Heaney, Frederick (of Penn.)
• Heath, Samuel W. (of Quincy)
• Heath, Maj. Gen. William (of Roxbury)
• Heidelberg, Germany
• Hellen, Ann Johnson (Nancy, sister of LCA)
• Hellen, Johnson (son of Ann)
• Hellen, Walter (husband of Ann)
• Helvetic Republic
• Henry IV, King of France
• Henry the Bearded, Duke (of Silesia)
• Henry II the Pious (son of Henry the Bearded)
• Henry IV, Duke of Breslau
• Hermione (Brit. frigate)
• Hernhuth, Saxony (now Herrnhut, Germany)
• Herodotus
• Herrera, Don Gonzalo O’Farrill y (Spanish ambassador to Prussia)
• Hesse, Mr. (Silesian merchant)
• Hewlett, Elizabeth (of London)
• Hichborn, Benjamin (Boston lawyer)
• Higginson, Stephen (of Mass.)
• Hill, Samuel (Boston publisher)
• Hillhouse, James (Conn. senator)
• Hingham, Mass.
• Hirschberg, Silesia (now Jelenia Góra, Poland)
• Historisches Journal (Berlin)
• History
• Hobart, John Sloss (N.Y. politician)
• Hobbes, Thomas
• Hoboken, N.J.
• Hochberg-Fürstenstein, Anna Amalia von Anhalt-Köthen, Countess von (wife of Hans)
• Hochberg-Fürstenstein, Hans Heinrich VI, Count von (Silesian nobleman)
• Hodgdon, Samuel (U.S. Army superintendent)
• Hoffman, Franz (Prussian artist)
• Hohenlinden, Battle of
• Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Bartenstein, Joseph Christian, Prince von (bishop of Breslau, Silesia)
• Holbein, Hans, the Younger (German artist)
• Holidays
• Holland, Elizabeth Vassall Webster Fox, Lady (wife of Henry)
• Holland, Henry Richard Vassall Fox, 3d Baron (Brit. nobleman)
• Holmes, David (Va. representative)
• Holy Roman Empire
• Homewood (Md. estate)
• Hopkinson, Joseph (Phila. attorney)
• Horace
• Horatius (pseudonym)
• Horses
• Horton, Deborah Griffen (Mamaroneck, N.Y., innkeeper)
• Hotels
• House of Representatives, U.S
• Houses
• How, Thomas Yardley (N.J. lawyer)
• Howard, Betsy
• Howard, James (father of Betsy)
• Howard, Jerusha Field (mother of Betsy)
• Howard, Polly Doble
• Howell, Joseph (Stockton, N.J., innkeeper)
• Howland, Capt. (of the Argo)
• Hubbard, Nicolaas (Amsterdam banker)
• Hudson River
• Huger, Benjamin (S.C. representative)
• Hüllmann, Karl Dietrich (Prussian historian)
• Humphrey, Charles (of Weymouth)
• Humphrey, James (of Weymouth)
• Hunewell, Lt. Col. Richard (U.S.)
• Hungary
• Hunt, Charles (son of William)
• Hunt, William (of Watertown, Mass.)
• Hunter, Rev. Andrew, Jr. (of Trenton, N.J.)
• Hunter, Mary Stockton (wife of Andrew)
• Huntingdon, Penn.
• Huntingdon County, Penn.
• Hutchings, Fitz Edward (in Atkinson, N.H.)
• Hutin, Charles François (French artist)
• Hüttig, Mr. (Silesian weaver)
• Hyde, Edward, 1st Earl of Clarendon