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Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848, son of AA and JA, designated as JQA in The Adams Papers):

Public Life

Representative in Congress

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attempted censure over anti-slavery petitions5

DCA07
182*
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190*
194*

speech on slavery5

DCA06
399*
404*
405*
407*
409*

speeches on dueling4

DCA08
32*
33*
37*
39*

struggles against “gag rules”4

DCA06
294*
296*
320*
399*

actions3

DCA05
45*
302*
329*

as temporary presiding officer3

DCA08
339*
340*
341*

constituent support on Texas question3

DCA07
294*
295*
301*

course on issues before House3

DCA06
75*
111*
115*

supports Jackson's measures against France3

DCA06
73-81*
90*
93*

and Fortification Bill2

DCA06
316-317*
328*

on southwest boundary question2

DCA07
154*
155*

speeches on tariff2

DCA05
28*
35-36*

and resolution of northeast boundary (1841–42)1

DCA08
193*

and sub-Treasury bill1

DCA08
11*

appraises career1

DCA06
118-119*

CFA's attitude toward service as1

DCA05
181*

continuance questioned1

DCA06
360*

Jackson and Mexican boundary1

DCA06
390*

minority report of Committee on Manufactures1

DCA05
49-50*

on “Southern Machinery”1

DCA05
37-38*

plan to form a new party to support1

DCA08
14*

shifts toward National Republicans1

DCA06
389*

speech on northwest boundaries1

DCA08
45*

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