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Adams, John (1735-1826, designated as JA in The Adams Papers):

Opinions and Beliefs

Spain

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treaty with5

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Anglo-Spanish negotiations4

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his treatment in4

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Spanish-American relations3

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attitude toward the U.S.2

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concern over Jay, Carmichael, and Hussey-Cumberland negotiations2

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entry into the war by2

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need for loans or subsidies from2

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Amer. Revolution as bad example for colonies of1

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and Franco-American alliance1

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Basque provinces1

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effect of intervention on Amer. independence1

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“Gibraltar must be taken in America, if ever”1

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insurrection in colonies1

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Jay's mission1

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proposal of a truce by1

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religion and1

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rumored proclamation of Amer. independence at New Orleans1

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See also: Adams Temple and School Fund
See also: Old House

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