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French language

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AFC05
446
448
449
AFC06
128
AFC07
15
41
205
250
318
336
EJA01
59
77
PJA09
321
PJA10
127
128
129
171
174
PJA12
215-216
217
218
404
441

subentries

JA and15

AFC01
349
355
359-360
AFC02
372
373
375
AFC03
80
91
100
126-127
PJA05
339-340
369
370
PJA06
273
338

JA's difficulty with9

DJA01
179
DJA02
251
281
306
317
DJA04
66
119
149
172

JA's method of learning7

JQA and5

AA2 and3

AFC03
94
126-127
237

AA and2

AFC03
97
134

CA and2

AFC03
279
315-316

Dumas translates Dutch texts into during treaty negotiations2

PJA13
260
390

JA on Franklin's ability to speak2

DJA02
302
384

JA's remarks on Dutch-Amer. Treaty translated into2

PJA13
343
348

JA's use of, praised2

DJA02
377
389

JA uses in memorial proposing Dutch-Amer. Treaty2

PJA13
466
468

prevalence of2

DJA01
187
DJA02
446

AA on1

AFC01
3-4

Albert Gallatin teaches1

DJA02
418

JA on importance of, for Americans1

PJA04
480

JA prefers letters in1

PJA13
20

JA urges AA2 to learn1

AFC01
388

Jay not fluent in1

PJA13
216

JQA learns1

DJA02
272-273

JQA's list of grammars, dictionaries, &c.1

AFC03
102-107

juries confused by use of1

DJA02
4

official in Franco-Amer. Treaty1

PJA13
261

taught early in England1

AFC01
71

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