Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 20, S

• Sac Nation
• St. Augustine, Fla.
• St. Clair, Gen. Arthur (U.S.)
• St. Eustatius
• St. Gall, Switzerland
• St. James’s Chronicle (London)
• St. John, New Brunswick
• St. Louis, Mo.
• St. Petersburg, Russia
• Salaries
• Salem, Mass.
• Salimbeni family
• Sampson, Jacob (Brit. speculator)
• Sandwich, Mass.
• Sandwich Islands
• Santa Cruz, José Joaquin de Bazán Silva y Sarmiento, Marqués de (director of Spanish Royal Academy)
• Sargeant, Nathaniel Peaslee (Mass. judge)
• Sargent (Sergant), Epes, Jr. (of Gloucester, Mass.)
• Sargent (Sergeant), Capt. Fitzwilliam (of the Marietta)
• Sarsfield, Guy Claude, Comte de (French officer and writer)
• Savannah, Ga.
• Sayre, Stephen (N.Y. merchant)
• Sayward, Jonathan (York, Maine, merchant)
• Schermerhorn, Capt. Cornelius (of the Jenny)
• Schoodic River (now St. Croix River)
• Schureman, James (N.J. representative)
• Schuyler, Capt. (of the Chesterfield)
• Schuylkill River
• Science
• Scipio Africanus, Publius Cornelius (Roman statesman)
• Scipio Asiaticus, Lucius Cornelius (Roman general)
• Scituate, Mass.
• Scollay, William (of Boston)
• Scotland
• Scott, Capt. James
• Sculpture
• Searle, James (Phila. merchant)
• Sebastian (Amer. ship)
• Sedgwick, Theodore (Mass. representative)
• Ségur, Louis Philippe, Comte de (French ambassador to Russia)
• Senate, U.S.
• Sensible, La.
• Senter, Dr. Isaac (of Newport, R.I.)
• Serbia
• Sergeant, Jonathan Dickinson (Princeton, N.J., lawyer)
• Seven Years’ War
• Sewall, David (Maine judge)
• Sewall, Jonathan (loyalist)
• Shakespeare, William
• Shaw, Elizabeth Smith (1750–1815, sister of AA)
• Shaw, Rev. John (1748–1794, husband of Elizabeth)
• Shawnee Nation
• Shays, Capt. Daniel (of Pelham, Mass.)
• Shays’ Rebellion
• Sheffield, England
• Shenstone, William
• Sheridan, Thomas
• Sherman, Roger (mayor of New Haven)
• Short, William (former secy. to Jefferson)
• Sidney (Sydney), Algernon (1622–1683, Brit. politician)
• Siena, Italy
• Sierra Leone
• Silvester, Peter (N.Y. representative)
• Slaves and slavery
• Smedley, Capt. Samuel (of Fairfield, Conn.)
• Smith, Abigail Adams
• Smith, Adam
• Smith, Hannah Carter (1764–1836, wife of William, son of Isaac, Sr.)
• Smith, Isaac, Sr. (1719–1787, uncle of AA, Boston merchant)
• Smith, Capt. John (English soldier)
• Smith, John Adams (1788–1854, son of AA2 and WSS)
• Smith, Louisa Catharine (1773–1857, niece of AA)
• Smith, Robert (of Phila.)
• Smith, Thomas Hollis (1790–1791, son of AA2 and WSS)
• Smith, Rev. William (1727–1803, of Chester, Md.)
• Smith, William (1728–1814, Md. representative)
• Smith, William (1755–1816, son of Isaac, Sr., Boston merchant)
• Smith, William Loughton (S.C. representative)
• Smith, William Stephens (1755–1816, husband of AA2, designated as WSS in The Adams Papers)
• Smith, William Steuben (1787–1850, son of AA2 and WSS)
• Smytegelt, Bernardus (Dutch Reformed minister)
• Societies and clubs
• Society of Friends (Quakers)
• Society of the Cincinnati
• Soderini, Gasparo (of Venice, Italy)
• Sohier, Martin Brimmer (Amer. soldier)
• Solon (Greek statesman)
• Somerset family
• Sorbonne University
• South America
• South Carolina
• South Carolina Yazoo Company
• South China Sea
• Southern states
• South Kingstown, R.I.
• Spain
• Spanish language
• Spanish Royal Academy
• Sparta, Greece
• Spectator, The
• Speculation
• Spenser, Edmund
• Spiegel, Laurens Pieter van de (grand pensionary of Netherlands)
• Spooner, Ephraim (Plymouth, Mass., merchant)
• Spotswood, William (Phila. editor)
• Sprague, John (of Lancaster, Mass.)
• Springfield, Mass.
• Squantum, Mass.
• Stamp Act (1765)
• Stanton, Col. Joseph, Jr. (R.I. senator)
• Staphorst, Maria van Beeftingh van (wife of Nicolaas)
• Staphorst, Nicolaas & Jacob van (Amsterdam banking firm)
• State Department, U.S.
• Staten Island, N.Y.
• Staunton, Va.
• Stephanus Junius Brutus
• Stiles, Rev. Ezra (pres. of Yale)
• Stocks and bonds
• Stoddard, John (Mass. judge)
• Stoddard, Rev. Solomon (of Northampton, Mass.)
• Stoddard family
• Storer, Charles (1761–1829, son of Ebenezer)
• Storer, Deacon Ebenezer (1730–1807, father of Charles)
• Strong, Caleb (Mass. senator)
• Suffolk County, Mass.
• Suffrein (French packet)
• Sugar
• Sullivan, James (Mass. jurist and politician)
• Sullivan, Maj. Gen. John (N.H. politician)
• Sully, Maximilien de Béthune, Duc de (French statesman)
• Sunday Chronicle (London)
• Supreme Court, U.S.
• Sweden
• Swift, Jonathan
• Switzerland
• Sydney, Thomas Townshend, ist Viscount (former Brit. home secy.)
• Syria