Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 16

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Correspondence

14

with Congress

8

with Vergennes

6

with F. Grand

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with R. R. Livingston

5

with Carmichael

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with Jay

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with Jefferson

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with Mercy d’Argenteau

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with Crocco

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with Dumas

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with Hartley

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with Laurens

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with Morris

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with Spinola

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with Committee for Foreign Affairs

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with Hume

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with W. Livingston

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with Pamfili

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with Rosencrone

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with Benjamin Sowden

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with Thomson

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with Weems and Gant

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Appointments

23

to 3d joint commission to negotiate commercial treaties

7

to 3d joint commission to negotiate Anglo-Amer. treaty (not implemented)

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proposes W. T. Franklin as minister to Sweden

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as minister to France

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as commissioner accredited to Louis XVI

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French commission to investigate mesmerism and

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letters of credence to negotiate with Barbary States

1

text of

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as possible minister to Britain

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power to negotiate under 1776 commission

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commission to negotiate commercial treaty with Morocco, text of

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joint commission to negotiate Anglo-Amer. commercial treaty (1784), text of

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joint commission to negotiate commercial treaties as means to curb power of

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revised joint commissions to negotiate treaties with Barbary States

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as sole commissioner to negotiate Anglo-Amer. commercial treaty

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JA on effect of appointment to 3d joint commission on

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Relationship with JA and Other American Ministers

7

relationship with JA

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sends JA letters, instructions, and commissions

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on JA as “in some things absolutely out of his senses”

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commissioners do business at house of

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relationship with Deane

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relationship with Jefferson

3

JA on

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on JA’s journey from London to Netherlands

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JA’s trunks and

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relationship with A. Lee

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JA’s fear of being misrepresented by

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communicates letters from Vergennes and F. Grand to JA

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conducts business with Jay in JA’s absence

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departure of Jay and Laurens and

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on Jay’s appointment as secretary for foreign affairs

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Jefferson’s draft letters to Dorset and

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Vergennes’ confidence in rather than JA

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JA and JQA live with

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Finances

4

bills of exchange and

5

salary of

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1781 Franco-Amer. loan and

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Morris and

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on U.S. credit

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expenditure of public money by

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JA doubts can obtain funds from France

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JA on lack of instructions on use of funds from Dutch loans and

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Bayard’s claims for compensation and

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compensation to Pecquet for aiding U.S. prisoners and

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demands on for funds

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dependence on JA’s loans

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on 1784 Dutch-Amer. loan

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Forster Frères claims for compensation and

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lacks money to pay salaries

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on reports of extravagant spending by U.S. diplomats

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Vergennes’ apprehension over payment of loan interest and

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health of and conduct of business

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Letters To

8

JA (1784)

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JA with Jay (1784)

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Letters From

4

JA (1784)

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JA to Jay and (1784)

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JA to Jefferson and (1785)

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proposed Austro-Amer. commercial treaty and

9

resignation and return to U.S.

6

Congress’ instructions to 2d joint commission (29 Oct. 1783)

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mentioned

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Franco-Amer. treaties of alliance and commerce and

5

ratified definitive peace treaty and

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JA forwards letters and Congress’ instructions to

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negotiation of draft Portuguese-Amer. treaty and

3

JA seeks copy of Swedish-Amer. treaty from

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declaration of cessation of Anglo-Amer. hostilities and

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possible journey to London for negotiations

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Mably’s Observations and

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negotiation of draft Danish-Amer. treaty and

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letters from JA listed (1784)

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advises Weems and Gant on ordination

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anonymous letters and

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forwards letters

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Franco-Amer. consular convention and

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free ports for U.S. and

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Hartley and

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Joshua Johnson sends packet to

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on lack of letters from Congress

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Libertas Americana medal and

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negotiation of Moroccan-Amer. treaty and

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peace commissioners’ decision to negotiate preliminary treaty without informing France and

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prohibition of wartime molestation of noncombatants and

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publication of Constitutions des treize États-Unis de l’Amérique by

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on AA and AA2’s arrival at London

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JA on residence of

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Barclay sends tea to

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Congress’ conduct of foreign affairs and

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criticized in Congress regarding age and deference to French interests

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desire to visit England

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disappointed ambitions for grandson

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factions headed by favor France

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on Frederick II’s decision on theological dispute

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proposed Genoese-Amer. treaty and

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Hartwell’s arrest by Spanish Inquisition and

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A. C. Helvétius and

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on Hertzberg’s presentation to Berlin Academy

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Lafayette and

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Marquis de Lafayette’s loss and

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negotiation of Swedish-Amer. treaty and

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Roman Catholic Church in U.S. and

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self-promotion of

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on tasks before 3d joint commission to negotiate commercial treaties

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unable to go to Madrid for treaty negotiations

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on U.S. joining France in two future wars against Britain

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letter to JA listed (1784)

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letter from JA to Jay and listed (1784)

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letter from president of Congress to JA and listed (1784)

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letter from Jefferson to JA and listed (1785)

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