Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 18, C

• CA
• Cabot, George (of Mass.)
• Cadell, Thomas (London printer)
• Cádiz, Spain
• Cagliostro, Joseph Balsamo (charlatan)
• Calais, France
• Calcutta, India
• Calkoen, Hendrik (Amsterdam lawyer)
• Callahan, Capt. John (of the Neptune)
• Calonne, Charles Alexandre de (French finance minister)
• Calvin’s Case (1608)
• Cambridge, Mass.
• Camden, Charles Pratt, 1st Earl of (pres. of Privy Council)
• Campbell, Duncan (Glasgow merchant)
• Campobello Island, New Brunswick
• Campo y Pérez de la Serna, Bernardo del (Spanish minister to Britain)
• Canada
• Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Canal, artist)
• Canary Islands
• Canterbury, England
• Canton, China
• Canton (Amer. merchant ship)
• Cape Ann, Mass.
• Cape Cantin, Morocco
• Cape Cod, Mass.
• Cape Finisterre
• Cape Horn
• Cape of Good Hope
• Cape St. Vincent
• Cape Spartel, Morocco
• Cape Verde Islands
• Carleton, Gen. Sir Guy (Brit. commander in chief in America)
• Carleton, Thomas (gov. of New Brunswick, brother of Sir Guy)
• Carmarthen, Francis Godolphin Osborne, Marquis of (Brit. secy. for foreign affairs)
• Carmichael, William (U.S. chargé d’affaires to Spain)
• Carriage Harbor, New Brunswick
• Carriages
• Carry, Capt. (of the Countess d’Avaux)
• Cartagena, Spain
• Casco Bay, Maine
• Castries, Charles Eugène Gabriel de La Croix, Marquis de (French naval minister)
• Catalonia (Cataluña) Province, Spain
• Catherine II (the Great), Empress of Russia
• Catherine of Braganza, Queen of England
• Cazneau & Marlin (Liverpool mercantile firm)
• Cebu (Sebou) River
• Ceres (ship)
• Cerisier, Antoine Marie (editor of Politique hollandais)
• Ceuta (Spanish enclave), Morocco
• CFA
• Chalut, Abbé (French cleric)
• Chalut de Vérin, Geoffroy (farmer general, brother of Abbé)
• Champlin, Charles (of R.I.)
• Chantilly, Va.
• Chapman, George (Scottish educational writer)
• Charles I, King of England
• Charles II, King of England
• Charles V, German Emperor
• Charles III, King of Spain
• Charlestown, Mass.
• Charlotte, Queen of England
• Charlotte (Brit. sloop)
• Charlotte County, New Brunswick
• Chastellux, François Jean de Beauvoir, Chevalier de (French officer)
• Chaumont, France
• Chénier, Louis de (former French consul general to Morocco)
• Cherbourg, France
• Cherokee Nation
• Chiappe, Francisco (U.S. agent at Marrakesh)
• Chiappe, Giacomo Girolamo (U.S. agent at Tangier)
• Chiappe, Giuseppe (U.S. agent at Mogador)
• Child, Robert (Brit. banker)
• Children
• China
• Christianity
• Church, Dr. Benjamin (Brit. spy)
• Church, Edward (Boston merchant, brother of Benjamin)
• Church of England
• Cincinnati, Society of the
• Citizenship
• Clark, Abraham (of N.J.)
• Clark, George Rogers (Amer. explorer)
• Clark, Samuel (of Braintree)
• Clark, Capt. (of the Hydra)
• Classical references
• Clementina (Amer. ship)
• Clinton, George (gov. of N.Y.)
• Cloth and clothing
• Clymer, George (of Penn.)
• Cobb, Gen. David (of Mass.)
• Cobham, Richard Temple, 1st Viscount of
• Cochran, Mr. (of Maine)
• Cockburn, Sir James (Brit. politician)
• Codes and ciphers
• Coffin, Shubael (brother of Zaccheus)
• Coffin, Capt. Zaccheus (Zacharias, of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Coffyn, Francis (Amer. agent at Dunkerque)
• Coke, Sir Edward (Brit. Jurist)
• Colleges and universities
• Collet, Mary (French)
• Colville family (of Va.)
• Comité du commerce avec les États-Unis
• Commissioners at Paris (1st joint commission)
• Commissioners at Paris (2d joint commission)
• Commissioners at Paris (3d joint commission to negotiate commercial treaties, 1784)
• Concord, Mass.
• Condorcet, Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas de Caritat, Marquis de (French mathematician and philosopher)
• Congo River
• Congress, U.S.
• Connecticut
• Connecticut Wits
• Constable, Rucker, & Co. (N.Y. mercantile firm)
• Constantina (Constantine), Algeria
• Constantinople, Turkey
• Constitutional Convention (U.S.)
• Constitutions des treize États-Unis de l’Amérique
• Constitutions of the Several Independent States of America
• Consuls
• Continental Army
• Continental Congress
• Continental Navy Board
• Contraband
• Cooper, John (of London)
• Copley, John Singleton (artist)
• Copley, Susanna Clarke (wife of John)
• Copper
• Corinth, Greece
• Cork, Ireland
• Cormaillon, Charles, Baron de Damas de (husband of Marie)
• Cormaillon, Marie Gabrielle Marguerite de Sarsfield, Baroness de Damas de (niece of the Comte de Sarsfield)
• Cornwall, England
• Corsica
• Cort, Henry (Brit. inventor)
• Cosmetics
• Cotton
• Council for Trade and Plantations (Brit.)
• Countess d’Avaux (French privateer)
• Courier de l’Europe (London)
• Cowper, William (Brit. poet)
• Coxe, Tench (Phila. merchant)
• Cranch, Elizabeth (Betsy, 1763–1811, niece of AA)
• Cranch, Lucy (1767–1846, niece of AA)
• Cranch, Mary Smith (1741–1811, sister of AA)
• Cranch, Richard (1726–1811, brother-in-law of JA)
• Cranch, William (1769–1855, nephew of AA)
• Craufurd, George (Brit. negotiator)
• Credit
• Creek Nation
• Crime
• Cruz e Silva & Co. (Lisbon mercantile firm)
• Cuba
• Cumberland, Richard (Brit. playwright)
• Cumberland and Strathearn, Henry Frederick, Duke of (brother of George III)
• Cumberland County, Maine
• Cumberland Island, Ga.
• Cushing, Thomas (lt. gov. of Mass.)
• Cutting, Dr. John Brown (of Boston)