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Adams, Abigail Smith (1744-1818, wife of John, designated as AA in The Adams Papers):
Opinions and Beliefs
United States
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affection for1
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Anglo-Amer. trade1
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attitudes toward Netherlands1
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availability of money in1
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Braintree and Weymouth1
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compared to Britain1
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Congress' delayed ratification of Prussian-Amer. treaty1
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credit in1
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danger of becoming “the Scorn of Europe and the laughing Stock of Nations”1
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economy of1
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education in1
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failure to comply with Treaty of Paris1
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gardens in1
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Gerry's address to Mass. General Court1
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“I do not believe that ever any people made a greater Show, with less capitals than my dear mistaken countrymen have done”1
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lack of appreciation in for work of U.S. foreign ministers1
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love of U.S.1
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loyalists1
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need to preserve history of Amer. Revolution1
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negotiation of commercial treaties with European powers1
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New York's approval of continental impost1
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opposes reliance on either France or Britain1
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paper money1
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recognizes her Amer. prejudices1
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reports in Boston newspapers1
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superior virtues of Americans1
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William Cushing's speech1
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