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Carlisle Peace Commission (1778)

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AFC02
406
AFC07
28
DJA02
350
DJA04
106
154
157
PJA10
182
245
418

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Amer. reaction to Manifesto9

PJA07
163
175-176
251
311-312
414
PJA08
11
44
52
169

JA on7

British reaction to work of6

PJA07
235
284
290
301
310
319

and a separate peace5

Continental Congress and4

PJA06
224
226
227
228

JA on work of4

PJA07
152
284
414
PJA08
52

and Johnstone’s effort to bribe members of the congress3

PJA07
152
193
PJA08
53

Manifesto as justification for French naval reinforcements3

mentioned3

PJA07
163
333
PJA08
99

negotiations with Congress3

AFC03
50
69-70
86-87

responses to Manifesto published in Affaires 3

PJA07
326
327
337

arrival in America2

AFC03
15-16
46

charges that congress violated Saratoga Convention2

PJA07
151-152
155

creation and membership of2

PJA06
71
75

members2

AFC03
18-19
40

satirized2

PJA06
229
viii-ix

AA’s judgment on1

AFC03
77-78

arrives at R.I.1

PJA06
317

attempt to bribe Joseph Reed1

AFC03
70

failure of1

PJA06
viii

Manifesto and Proclamation 1

AFC03
170-171

prospects1

PJA06
52-53

return to England1

AFC03
142

rumors about1

PJA06
70

to go to America1

PJA06
114-115
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