Lovell, James (Mass. member of Congress)
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agent for AA in Philadelphia in transshipment of goods
19
correspondence with JA
15
interception and publication of letters of
11
as transmitter and interpreter of congressional intelligence
8
prisoner of British in Boston and Halifax
7
and charge brought against JA in congress
7
rebuts charges of imprudence and immorality
7
MS map of upper Chesapeake Bay region
6
letters of, relished by AA as entertaining, “agreable,” “peculiarly pleasing,” and witty
6
on Spanish mediation and formulation of peace ultimata
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as member of Foreign Affairs Committee
5
in Continental Congress
5
on election of minister to Spain
5
on military officers and men
5
prisoner of war exchange for
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receives copies of JA's correspondence with Vergennes on A. Lee
5
return to Mass. hindered by indebtedness, want of money and employment
5
sends goods, newspapers, and bills of exchange to AA
4
as JA's secretary if Dana declines
5
as disciple of Sterne in letters to AA
4
on peace prospects and alliances
4
on salaries of ministers and secretaries
3
and Dumas' status and finances
3
and JA's appointment as commissioner to France
3
as member of Committee for Foreign Affairs
3
capture and exchange of (1775-1776)
3
flattery in correspondence with AA
3
on JA's election to negotiate Anglo-American treaties
3
on JA's standing in the congress
3
on efforts in congress to bring down A. Lee.
3
return to Massachusetts advised
3
seeks author of letter critical of JA
3
successive appointments after leaving Congress
4
AA's correspondence with
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Adamses on his enigmatic style
2
and JA's election as Commissioner (1777)
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as chair of foreign affairs committee
2
capture and exchange of
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considered for foreign appointment
4
dissuades JA from making a public defense against Izard's charge
2
holds JA “indelicately handled” by congress, and actions limiting his powers “ill-judged”
2
letters from AA listed (1780)
2
letters to AA listed (1780)
2
named Naval Officer for Port of Boston
2
on British evacuation of Phila.
2
on Congress' issue of bills of exchange
2
on Dumas' correspondence
2
on JA's analysis of European political situation
2
on North-South division over fisheries
2
on Spain's truce proposal
2
on commissions for and funding of JA's mission
2
on lack of letters from Commissioners
2
on military news from the south
2
on mutiny of Penn. Line
2
on need for A. Lee to be informed of Jay's appointment
2
on readiness of Britain to make peace
2
on supplies and finance
2
on supplies from France
2
seconds motion to prohibit congressmen from being elected to any salaried office
2
sends JA's property to AA
2
threat to nominate A. Lee to negotiate Anglo-American treaties
1
JA on value of letters from
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JA reports on unexpected arrival in Spain
1
Rivington's animadversions on
1
actions of General Court toward termed just by
1
actions regarding disputes among Commissioners
1
admonished by AA, “You have sometimes given a latitude to your pen which I thought exceptionable and I have ever told you so”
1
advises JA on accepting appointment
1
and Va.'s approval of Arts. of Confederation
1
and appointment of JA as peace commissioner
1
and vote to censure Amer. commissioners
1
bitter that “our allies are to rule the roost”
1
concern over Franco-American commercial treaty as model for Anglo-American commercial treaty
1
correspondence with Franklin
2
determination to have JA negotiate Anglo-American treaties
1
dispute with Dana on powers for peace negotiator
1
elected a Mass. delegate to Continental Congress (1776)
1
encourages AA's approval of JA's appointment
1
helps Thaxter obtain clerical post
1
in Affaires de I'Angleterre
1
in JA's financial accounts
1
in prisoner of war exchange
1
informs JA of mission to Netherlands
1
intended to forward letter from Greene to JA
1
journey to Continental Congress (1777)
1
letter from AA listed (1781)
1
letter to AA listed (1782)
1
letter from JA listed (1777)
1
letter to JA listed (1779)
1
letter to JA listed (1780)
1
letter to JA listed (1781)
1
letter to, from Franklin on Deane
1
letter to, from JA on diplomacy
1
letters to AA listed (1778)
1
letters to AA listed (1779)
1
letters to AA listed (1781)
1
on Arts. of Confederation
1
on Congress' revocation of JA's 1779 commissions
1
on Dana as JA's secretary
1
on Gérard's departure from U.S.
1
on J. Laurens declining appointment as Franklin's secretary
1
on JA and Mass. constitution
1
on JA's recovery from Izard's charge
1
on Mathews' resolution to congress
1
on committee for foreign affairs
1
on compensation for Dumas
1
on congress' consideration of foreign affairs
1
on congressional action regarding JA's corr. with Vergennes
1
on currency exchange rates
1
on depreciation of paper money
1
on desire for treaty with Spain to vindicate A. Lee
1
on naming secretary for foreign affairs
1
on nominations of ministers' secretaries
1
on public attitude toward Deane's address
1
on rumored Anglo-French division of fisheries
1
opposes expedition to Canada
1
regrets use of hieroglyphic
1
saw future prospects dependent on JA's position
1
sends congressional Journals to JA
1
sends dispatches for France to JA
1
to send Articles of Confederation to Dana
2
tone employed in AA's letters to
1
wants JA to be independent of Franklin's control
1
member of Foreign Affairs Committee
See also: Lovell cipher
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