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Adams, John (1735-1826, designated as JA in The Adams Papers):
Opinions and Beliefs
Europe
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access to U.S. markets for1
PJA13
consequences of Anglo-Dutch war on1
PJA11
effect of Amer. Revolution on1
PJA11
emigration from1
PJA13
German commerce in mercenaries1
PJA08
importance of rank in1
PJA08
interest in Amer. constitutions1
PJA08
neutral powers of1
PJA13
newspapers in1
PJA08
occupation of Canada and Nova Scotia a “Foundation for future Wars”1
PJA10
on propriety of individual states raising loans in1
PJA08
on ultimate settlement of Anglo-American conflict in Europe1
PJA07
political intrigue in1
PJA13
“political lying” in1
PJA09
political machinations of Americans in Europe1
PJA08
political rivalries in1
PJA11
reaction to congress' actions regarding finances in1
PJA08
“the Corruption of the Heart, and the debasement of the Understanding is very nearly equal in all the nations of Europe, and therefore that America can never be too much upon her Guard against them all”1
PJA11
U.S. recognition and1
PJA13
view of the U.S.1
PJA11
wider war possible in1
PJA11
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