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

Writings

Published writings: 1779

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Report of a Constitution 95

AFC03

226-228

349

DJA02

401

413-414

DJA03

110

324

359

DJA04

210

PJA07

xx-xxi

PJA08

232

236-261

368-369

377

378

vii

viii

PJA13

125

126

147

publication in England and Europe22

PJA09

136

138

140

144

145

245

266

343

344

380

389

407

443

445-446

447

473

474

479

504-505

PJA10

119-120

148

192

drafting of10

PJA07

xx-xxi

xiii

PJA08

140

229-236

279

364

369

379

vii-viii

PJA09

344

absolute veto in9

PJA08

198

199

230

233

235

265

276

277

279

convention makes few changes in7

PJA09

26-27

266

327

342-343

388-389

473

507

elected delegate to constitutional convention6

PJA07

PJA08

121

127

133

167

235

changes made in draft by committee and convention5

PJA08

230-231

233-234

262

263-264

vii-viii

and establishment of American Academy of Arts and Sciences2

PJA08

233

270-271

as culmination of constitutional thinking2

PJA08

231-233

234-235

comments on2

PJA09

223

PJA10

mentioned2

PJA09

506

PJA10

288

and public support for religion1

PJA11

commencement of government under1

PJA11

131

inquires about progress of1

PJA08

354

Jenings sends to London1

PJA09

504-505

on adoption of declaration of rights by convention1

PJA08

379

sources for1

PJA08

231

speech on amendment of1

PJA08

271

translations1

PJA09

473

use of “commonwealth” to describe Mass.1

PJA08

261-262

letter to Rush printed in Amer. newspapers2

PJA07

254

PJA08

122

“Reflections on the general State of Affairs in Europe”2

AFC03

217

331-332

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

subentries

Report of a Constitution 95

publication in England and Europe22

drafting of10

absolute veto in9

convention makes few changes in7

elected delegate to constitutional convention6

changes made in draft by committee and convention5

and establishment of American Academy of Arts and Sciences2

as culmination of constitutional thinking2

comments on2

mentioned2

and public support for religion1

commencement of government under1

inquires about progress of1

Jenings sends to London1

on adoption of declaration of rights by convention1

sources for1

speech on amendment of1

translations1

use of “commonwealth” to describe Mass.1

letter to Rush printed in Amer. newspapers2

“Reflections on the general State of Affairs in Europe”2

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