Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 17

Trade and commerce

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United States

13

U.S. navigation acts and Anglo-Amer.

10

retaliation against Brit. policies by

9

with Canada

9

with Nova Scotia

8

possible prohibition of in any but Amer. ships and crews

8

with Mediterranean nations

7

opposition to Congress’ powers to regulate

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with Netherlands

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with Newfoundland

6

with East Indies

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discrimination in favor of France and

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foreign ships and

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need to be able to carry goods to and from Britain

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unfavorable balance of

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with India

5

with Portugal

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with Russia

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Congress’ regulation of interstate

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with Ireland

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Amer. love of luxury and

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desire to restore basis of prewar Anglo-Amer.

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in masts for French Navy

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prohibited from trade with Brazil

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with Spain

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need for markets other than Britain

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sectional differences over

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with Baltic nations

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with Barbary States

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with China

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with Germany

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with Italy

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with Prussia

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with Sweden

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JA on Brit. trade with

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JA on prohibiting foreign vessels from coasting trade of

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Amer. Revolution and

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competition with Europe to expand

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foreign merchandise gluts market of

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illegal between Brit. colonies and

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prosperity of

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value of consuls in promoting

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with Africa

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with Austria

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with Denmark

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with Quebec

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Great Britain

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Navigation Act and Anglo-Amer.

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restrictions on with U.S.

5

monopolization of

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attitude toward Anglo-Amer.

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exclusion of U.S. ships from

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fraud in disguising Brit. goods for U.S. market

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factors in Boston

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favorable balance of

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Newfoundland Trade Bill and

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prohibits export of manufacturing tools

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regulation of Anglo-Irish

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statute confining trade to Brit. ships and crews

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with East Indies

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doubts U.S. retaliation against policies of

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effect of restoration of bounties by

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George III and

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with France

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with Newfoundland

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in wool

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belief that smuggling will defeat U.S. regulation of

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equally jealous of trade by its colonies and U.S.

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exclusion from U.S. more painful than Amer. independence

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negotiation of commercial treaties and U.S.

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opening of ports to ensure U.S. neutrality

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prohibits sale of Amer. built ships

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Sheffield’s influence on policies on

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with Canada

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with Europe

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with Quebec

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Boston unrest over Anglo-Amer.

13

most favored nation principle and

6

French regulation of with U.S.

5

France restricts import of manufactures

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De la Lande & Fynje bankruptcy and

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Anglo-Amer. commercial treaty and

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Anglo-Amer. conflict over

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JA seeks information on

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free ships make free goods and Anglo-Amer.

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history of Irish

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restrictive Anglo-French policies toward U.S.

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JA quotes More’s Utopia on

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Jeremiah Allen sends JA memorandum on

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Anglo-Amer. carrying trade

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proposed Anglo-Amer. commercial union

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Anglo-Portuguese and Methuen Treaty of 1703

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European and Amer. interests in compared

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Europe with India

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flour better than wheat as cargo

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free trade and

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ports in Barbary States for

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scale of prewar Anglo-Amer.

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stagnation of in Massachusetts

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