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Adams, John (1735-1826, designated as JA in The Adams Papers):
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Diplomacy, 1780-1788, Mission to the Netherlands
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Recognition of U.S.71
significance of25
Battle of the Saints' effect on1
PJA13
characterizes 19 April 1781 memorial as “Harpoon-Iron (thrown by a Cape-Cod Whaleman)”1
PJA13
documents on1
PJA13
obstacles to1
PJA13
publicly received by States General1
PJA13
quotes Spanish minister on importance of1
PJA13
vessel named Heer Adams to honor1
PJA13
See also:
Dutch-American Convention on Recaptures
Dutch Loans69
prospects for21
warned against dealing with Neufville1
PJA11
payment of bills of exchange62
conclusion of tripartite alliance26
controversy over goods left by Gillon23
efforts to raise Dutch loan22
authorized to accede to armed neutrality17
confers with La Vauguyon16
proposes extending French alliance to others at war with England16
prospects for a Dutch loan16
commissions to raise loan and negotiate treaty13
addresses A Memorial to Their High Mightinesses 12
negotiates 2d Dutch loan for U.S. (1784)12
negotiation of proposed tripartite alliance and12
letters of credence to the States General and William V11
without public funds, provides aid for Amer. prisoners of war10
dines at court and socializes with members of diplomatic corps9
credentials as minister taken under “advisement”7
appointed minister plenipotentiary and conducts campaign for recognition of and financial aid to U.S.6
van der Capellen advises on Dutch politics and raising loan5
AA on work of1
AFC07
account of conversation with S. Hartley regarding peace negotiations1
PJA12
Amer. privateers and1
PJA13
and appointment of secretary for foreign affairs1
PJA12
and Gillon's request for loan1
PJA11
and “militia diplomacy”1
PJA11
appointment continued1
AFC06
asked to redeem Continental Lottery ticket1
PJA13
as target of mob in wake of Dutch defeats1
PJA12
Brit. newspaper reports on1
PJA13
burdens of office1
PJA12
certifies Dumas' oath of allegiance1
PJA10
certifies status as minister to exempt from payment of duties1
PJA12
commends La Vauguyon for his assistance1
PJA12
commission to conclude tripartite alliance1
PJA11
compares current Dutch situation with that in 17th century1
PJA13
compares position before recognition with that of Jay in Spain1
PJA13
compares situation with that of De Witts1
PJA13
Congress' authorization of further European borrowing and1
PJA13
contrasts future of U.S. relations with Netherlands and England1
PJA13
conversations with E. F. van Berckel (1783)1
AFC07
conversation with Markov1
PJA13
correspondence captured and published in England1
PJA12
criticizes Dutch intelligence gathering1
PJA13
diplomatic activities evaluated1
PJA09
discusses Franco-Spanish operations against Gibraltar with Llano1
PJA13
Dutch Court a miniature Versailles1
AFC05
Dutch desire for peace1
PJA12
Dutch morale1
PJA12
Dutch regard for1
PJA12
Dutch reluctance to conclude treaties with France, Spain, or U.S.1
PJA12
effect of Yorktown on his diplomatic efforts1
PJA12
efforts in Netherlands influence his relations with France1
PJA12
efforts to inform Europeans about Amer. Revolution1
PJA12
efforts to salvage supplies consigned to Continental army1
AFC04
expenses of1
PJA12
failure of Armed Neutrality to recognize U.S.1
PJA12
Franklin as source of funds for1
PJA12
French compliments on his Dutch negotiations1
DJA03
gathers intelligence in Netherlands1
PJA10
Heefke seeks assistance in establishing glassworks1
PJA13
honored by French and Spanish ambassadors1
AFC05
informal and temporary missions1
DJA02
informs La Vauguyon of commission, instructions, and letters of credence as minister to the Netherlands1
PJA11
instructions for Dutch-American treaty1
PJA10
journey from Paris to Amsterdam1
AFC03
Lafayette on JA's efforts1
PJA12
La Vauguyon opposes presenting letter of credence1
PJA13
La Vauguyon seeks meeting with1
PJA11
letters of credence1
AFC04
letters of credence to States General1
PJA12
Livingston letter published1
PJA13
loan by Amsterdam banking syndicate negotiated (1782)1
AFC03
Massachusetts approves securing Dutch recognition1
AFC05
meets with Dutch ambassador to Great Britain1
AFC06
meets with Schiedam merchants1
PJA12
19 April memorial to William V, described1
PJA11
minister from Liège and1
PJA13
need to coordinate policy in Netherlands with France1
PJA12
negotiates 1st Dutch loan for U.S. (1782)1
AFC05
negotiates 3d and 4th Dutch loans (1787, 1788)1
AFC05
negotiates loan from Dutch1
AFC07
plan for treaty with the Netherlands1
PJA11
possibility of Anglo-Dutch alliance1
PJA12
praised in Loosjes' Gedenkzuil 1
PJA13
proposal for issuance of pass for Danish ship to sail under U.S. flag1
PJA12
proposes admitting Spain to Franco-Amer. alliance1
PJA12
reason for going to Amsterdam in 17801
PJA13
recall and leavetaking1
DJA03
receives congratulatory visits on U.S. victories1
PJA12
receives medals from Netherlands for diplomacy1
AFC05
reception in Amsterdam1
PJA11
reception in Netherlands1
PJA11
recognition as minister to Netherlands1
PJA11
replies to Calkoen effect diplomacy1
PJA13
reportedly meets with Markov1
PJA12
requests for help from as minister from U.S.1
PJA12
“Requisition Verbale” to States General (1782)1
PJA11
returns letters to Neufville1
PJA13
revival of Dutch manufactures1
PJA12
rumored Dutch-American treaty1
PJA10
salary1
AFC07
seeks Dutch recognition against advice of friends1
PJA11
seeks intelligence from Mazzei1
PJA13
seeks names of Amsterdam mercantile houses1
PJA09
seeks return of U.S. sailor1
PJA11
sends Congress 19 April memorials1
PJA11
sends Franco-Dutch Convention on Recaptures to Congress1
PJA13
significance of tripartite alliance1
PJA12
takes leave for Paris1
DJA03
tenure of1
PJA13
to meet with Dumas1
PJA12
triumph in Netherlands not appreciated in U.S.1
AFC06
U.S. only power able to save Netherlands1
PJA12
visits Netherlands (1786) on business1
AFC05
wants M. Warren to give account of in proposed history1
PJA13
wartime disruption of Dutch trade1
PJA12
will spend more time at The Hague1
PJA12
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