Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 17

Continental Congress

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Foreign Affairs

20

Brit. doubts about authority of

11

instructions to JA as minister to Britain

12

negotiations with Barbary States and

9

authorizes agents for Barbary negotiations

6

ability to enforce treaty terms

6

instructions to 3d joint commission

6

Prussian-Amer. treaty ratified by

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7

JA’s audiences with George III and Charlotte and

5

instructions to peace commissioners

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4

appointment of J. Temple as consul

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4

C. W. F. Dumas and

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4

fails to provide letter of credence to Charlotte

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4

letter to emperor of Morocco

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4

proposed Portuguese-Amer. treaty and

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3

Dutch-Amer. treaty and convention and

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3

Prussian-Amer. treaty sent to

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4

revokes JA’s 1779 commission

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3

JA responds to criticism of his negotiating abilities

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2

JA’s failure to take leave of States General and

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2

dissolution of 1st joint commission at Paris and

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2

Longchamps Affair and

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2

negotiations with Spain and

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2

U.S. legation at The Hague and

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1

JA cautions about publicizing his comments

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1

JA notifies of J. Anstey’s appointment

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1

JA on need for assistance in his mission

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1

JA’s representations on power of

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1

appointment of Brit. minister to U.S. and

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1

attitude of toward relations with Britain

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1

Brit. expressions of goodwill and

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1

expectations for JA’s mission

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1

Franco-Dutch defensive alliance and

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1

joint commission’s expiration and

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1

Moroccan-Amer. treaty ratified by

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1

reception of Portuguese minister or consul by

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1

States General’s regard for

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109

Appointments

19

minister to Netherlands

8

revised joint commissions to negotiate with Barbary States

7

minister to Britain

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6

consuls and consuls general

6

WSS as secretary to JA

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4

minister to France

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4

3d joint commission to negotiate commercial treaties

3

minister to Spain

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3

sought by Lamb

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2

approves Franklin’s resignation

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2

Barclay to settle accounts in Europe

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2

Board of Treasury

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2

commission to examine R. Morris’ accounts

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2

Humphreys as secretary to 3d joint commission

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3

joint peace commission

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2

D. Ramsay as interim president of

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1

JA to meet with Howe peace commission (1776)

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1

John Jay as secretary for foreign affairs

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78

Financial Affairs

17

Dutch loans and

15

appropriates funds for Barbary negotiations

9

De la Lande & Fynje bankruptcy and

6

diplomats’ salaries and

6

requisitions money from states

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5

JQA’s expenses as Dana’s secretary and

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5

need for revenue

3

parsimony of

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2

JA’s accounts and

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2

establishes land office

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2

establishes mint

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2

reorganizes loan offices

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2

revalues currency in 1780

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1

Barclay’s salary and expenses and

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1

J. Thaxter’s salary and

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46

Resolutions and Ordinances

11

on Denmark’s aid in ordination of Episcopal ministers

9

on Stanhope Affair

8

for sale of western lands

6

on negotiations with Barbary States

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3

on J. Temple as Brit. consul

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2

on Massachusetts–Nova Scotia boundary dispute

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2

statue of Washington

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1

on attendance of state delegations

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1

on Barclay’s examination of P. A. C. de Beaumarchais’ accounts

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1

on compensation for C. W. F. Dumas

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1

on requisition of funds from the states

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1

on states’ adoption of new constitutions

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18

revision of Articles to enhance authority of

9

correspondence with C. W. F. Dumas

9

quorum for

6

JA’s letters sent to

6

attitude toward JA in

6

elects Hancock president

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5

meeting places of

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4

adjournment of

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4

correspondence with Board of Treasury

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4

proposed creation of naval force by

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4

Gerry reports on proceedings of

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4

Journals of

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4

Massachusetts–Nova Scotia boundary dispute and

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4

term limits on members of

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3

absence of factions in

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3

authority of

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3

correspondence with JA

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4

correspondence with commissioners

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3

dispatch book of

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3

membership of

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3

possible war with Algiers and

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2

JA’s service in and departure from

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3

JA warned about being too candid in letters to

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2

authorizes award of French medal to J. P. Jones

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2

authorizes awards for service in Revolution

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2

Society of the Cincinnati and

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2

Continental Association (1774) and

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2

establishes admiralty court

2

Gerry’s service in

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2

Massachusetts–New York boundary dispute and

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2

publishes Constitutions of the Several Independent States of America

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1

JA receives news from

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1

JA’s possible role in

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1

attitude toward Jefferson in

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1

correspondence with loan consortium

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1

creation of new states

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1

dissolution of Continental Army and

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1

elects N. Gorham president

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1

elects R. H. Lee president

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1

establishes Committee of the States

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1

Franklin’s planned visit to

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1

Irish Association and

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1

John Jay reports to on JA’s advice on East Indian trade

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1

Jefferson’s new model treaty and

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1

Mably proposes moral and political catechism for

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1

Mably reportedly asked to prepare code of laws for

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1

Maine’s opposition to

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1

obligation on payment of prewar debts

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1

possible preference to French ships and manufactures by

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1

R. Price’s Observations distributed to members of

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1

receives information on slaves removed at evacuation

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1

sectional divisions in

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1

proposed Spanish-Amer. treaty and

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1

W. White as chaplain to

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