Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 19, C

• CA
• Cabarrus, François, Comte de (French banker)
• Cabot, George (of Mass.)
• Cádiz, Spain
• Cadran, Philippe François (farmer general)
• Cadwalader, Lambert (N.J. representative)
• Caesar, Julius
• Calais, France
• Calkoen, Hendrik (Amsterdam lawyer)
• Callahan, Capt. John (of the Lucretia)
• Callender, Joseph (Boston engraver)
• Calonne, Charles Alexandre de (French finance minister)
• Camden, Charles Pratt, 1st Earl of (pres. of Privy Council)
• Campbell, Vice Adm. John (former gov. of Newfoundland)
• Campo y Pérez de la Serna, Bernardo del (Spanish diplomat)
• Canada
• Cannon, James (Penn. politician)
• Canton, China
• Cape Horn
• Capellen tot den Pol, Joan Derk, Baron van der (Dutch Patriot)
• Capellen van de Marsch, Robert Jasper, Baron van der (cousin of Capellen tot den Pol)
• Capellen van de Marsch, Sara Jacoba van de Velde (wife of Robert)
• Cape of Good Hope
• Carisbrooke Castle (Brit. estate)
• Carlisle, Abraham (Phila. Quaker)
• Carmarthen, Francis Godolphin Osborne, Marquis of (Brit. secy. for foreign affairs)
• Carmichael, William (U.S. chargé d’affaires to Spain)
• Carnes (Cairnes), Burrill (Amer. merchant)
• Carpenter, Richard (London engraver)
• Carroll, Charles (of Carrollton)
• Carskerdo (now Ceres), Scotland
• Cartagena, Spain
• Carter, Sir John (former mayor of Portsmouth, England)
• Carter, William (brother of John)
• Caslon, William (London printer)
• Castries, Charles Eugène Gabriel de La Croix, Marquis de (French naval minister)
• Catherine II (the Great), Empress of Russia
• Catiline (Roman conspirator)
• Celesia, Pietro Paulo (Genoese minister to Spain)
• Cerisier, Antoine Marie (editor of Politique hollandais)
• Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de
• CFA
• Chait Singh, Prince of India
• Chalut, Abbé (French cleric)
• Chamberlayne, John
• Champion, Henry (Lorient merchant)
• Champney, Joseph (Portsmouth, N.H., merchant)
• Champunez, Marquise de
• Charlemagne
• Charles I, King of England
• Charles III, King of Spain
• Charles of Asturias, Prince of Spain
• Charleston, S.C.
• Charleston Morning Post and Daily Advertiser (S.C.)
• Charlestown, Mass.
• Charlotte, Queen of England
• Charlotte (Amer. ship)
• Chase, Samuel (of Md.)
• Chastellux, François Jean de Beauvoir, Chevalier de
• Château de Berni (French estate)
• Chatham, John Pitt, 2d Earl of (1st lord of the admiralty)
• Cherbourg, France
• Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
• Chesapeake Bay
• Chestertown, Md.
• China
• Choiseul-Gouffier, Marie Gabriel Florent Auguste, Comte de (French ambassador to Ottoman Empire)
• Chouquet, Mr. (Paris clerk)
• Churchman, John, Jr. (Nottingham, Md., surveyor)
• Church of England
• Church of Scotland
• Cicero, Marcus Tullius (Roman philosopher)
• Cincinnati, Society of the
• Cincinnatus (Roman citizen-general)
• Clark, Abraham (of N.J.)
• Clark & Nightingale (Providence, R.I., mercantile firm)
• Classical references
• Clermont (Amer. ship)
• Clinton, George (gov. of N.Y.)
• Clodius Pulcher, Publius (Roman tribune)
• Cloth and clothing
• Clymer, George (Penn. representative)
• Codes and ciphers
• Coffin, Capt. Zaccheus (Zacharias, of Nantucket, Mass.)
• Coldingham, Scotland
• Colleges and universities
• Collins, Walsingham (London notary public)
• Cologne, Germany
• Colossus (Brit. ship)
• Columbia College (formerly King’s College)
• Columbia Rediviva (Amer. ship)
• Commissioners at Paris (1st joint commission)
• Commissioners at Paris (2d joint commission)
• Commissioners at Paris (3d joint commission)
• Condorcanqui, Juan Gabriel
• Condorcet, Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas de Caritat, Marquis de (French mathematician and philosopher)
• Conférence entre un ministre d’état et un conseiller au parlement
• Congregational Church
• Congress, U.S.
• Connecticut
• Conqueror (Brit. ship)
• Constable, Rucker & Co. (N.Y. mercantile firm)
• Constantinople, Turkey
• Constitution, British
• Constitution, U.S.
• Constitutional Convention (U.S.)
• Consuls
• Continental Army
• Continental Congress
• Continental Navy
• Conyngham, Capt. Gustavus (of the Revenge)
• Cook, Capt. James (Brit.)
• Cooper, Capt. Henry (of the Favourite)
• Copenhagen, Denmark
• Copley, John Singleton, Sr. (artist)
• Corio, Bernardino
• Cotton
• Council of the Indies (Spanish)
• Courier de Boston
• Courts, U.S.
• Coutts, Thomas (London banker)
• Cowes, England
• Cowley, Joseph (Amer. sailor)
• Cox, Maj. Gen. Thomas (Brit.)
• Coxe, Tench (Phila. merchant)
• Craigie, Dr. Andrew (of Boston)
• Cranch, Andrew (of Exeter, England, brother of Richard)
• Cranch, Christopher (son of Andrew)
• 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 (d. 1788, of Brook, England, brother of Richard)
• Cranch, William (1769–1855, nephew of AA)
• Credit
• Crime
• Crimea
• Croft, Sir Herbert (Brit. lexicographer)
• Cromwell, Oliver
• Cumberland, Richard
• Cumberland and Strathearn, Henry Frederick, Duke of (brother of George III)
• Cunningham, James (Amer. prisoner)
• Cunningham, William (1743–1816, cousin of JA)
• Cushing, Charles (Boston lawyer)
• Cushing, Rev. Jacob (of Waltham, Mass.)
• Cushing, Capt. Robert (of Boston)
• Cushing, Thomas (lt. gov. of Mass.)
• Cushing, William (Mass. justice)
• Cutler, Rev. Manasseh (Ipswich, Mass., botanist)
• Cutting, Dr. John Brown (of Boston)
• Cutting, Nathaniel (U.S. merchant at Havre de Grace)