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Adams, John (1735-1826, designated as JA in The Adams Papers):
Public Life
Diplomacy, 1785-1788, Minister to Great Britain
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efforts to negotiate Anglo-Amer. commercial treaty13
appointed minister to Great Britain12
received by George III and Queen Charlotte11
London press issues false reports of meetings with George III and the Prince of Wales3
Amer. accounts of audience with George III1
AFC06
Amer. enemies reprint British criticism of1
AFC06
appointed consul to Britain1
AFC07
appointment and instructions1
DJA03
Charles Storer as secy. to1
AFC07
Congress does not communicate with1
AFC06
Congress' meager support for causes criticism in London1
AFC06
discusses frontier posts with British envoy1
AFC06
Dutch minister to Britain visits1
AFC07
false petitioners want money from1
AFC06
finds etiquette at St. James's tedious1
AFC06
first meeting with George III commemorated1
AFC07
grants W. S. Smith leave to visit Prussia1
AFC06
low salary clouds move to England1
AFC06
omits political news in letters to Jefferson1
AFC06
other foreign ministers fear being mobbed if seen with1
AFC06
position complicated by loyalists1
AFC07
presents coin to Society of Antiquaries (London)1
AFC07
presents David Humphreys at Court1
AFC06
recall and leavetaking1
DJA03
receives copies of Lamb's correspondence with Congress1
AFC07
recommends Jay or Dana for minister to Great Britain1
AFC05
relationship with Lynden van Blitterswyck during1
PJA13
requests secy. from Congress1
AFC07
return voyage from England and public reception in Boston1
DJA03
Richard Cranch to gather data for1
AFC06
suggests liberalization of British and Amer. trade1
AFC06
takes formal leave of George III before departure for Netherlands1
AFC07
thinks Congress bound by honor to post him to Great Britain1
AFC05
thinks housing costs should be paid by Congress1
AFC06
W. S. Smith returns1
AFC06
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