MHS Digital Editions: Adams Papers

mentioned18

DJA03

18

20-22

24

50

122

142

PJA09

78

PJA10

355

411

426

viii

PJA11

160

206

PJA12

275

282

459

PJA07

6

183

JA’s letter of credence to10

PJA11

2

27

247

248-249

262

281

282

283

289

301

and accession to armed neutrality6

PJA10

391

392

393

394

405

436

and calls for Brunswick’s dismissal6

PJA11

390

391-394

395

399

422-423

462

and efforts to raise Dutch loan5

PJA10

161

173

178

262

270

and protests of British seizures of Dutch ships5

PJA07

33

34

167

169

181

JA dines with diplomatic corps at court of5

PJA13

126

128

421

469

472

JA’s address to and audience with5

PJA12

441-443

467

469

xiii-xiv

xviii

reportedly anti-American5

PJA11

15

44

53

82

341

and Laurens' captured papers4

PJA10

306-307

313

353-354

373

and removal of Brunswick4

PJA12

7

56

175

332

bypassed in the making of Franco-American treaty terms known4

PJA06

65

66

97-98

240

favors increase in army4

PJA06

49

51

95

148-149

JA’s 19 April memorial to4

PJA11

281

282-284

306-307

xii-xiii

JA's audiences with4

DJA03

4

9

27-28

viii

pro-British policy of4

PJA09

58-59

PJA10

373

419

435-436

and British seizure of Dutch convoy3

PJA08

339

343

373

and controversy over Dutch fleet3

DJA03

11

15-16

218

and convoys for Dutch ships carrying naval stores3

PJA07

366

384

PJA08

322-323

and JA’s 8 March memorial3

PJA11

183

185

201

and recognition of U.S.3

PJA12

352

471

xiii

attitude toward JA3

PJA12

242

443

xiv

JA confers with La Vauguyon about 19 April memorial to3

PJA11

258-259

263-265

281

JA’s efforts to present 19 April 1781 memorial to3

PJA12

76

146

147

“magnifique Fête” held for Russian royalty3

PJA13

179

180

184-185

notified of ratification of Arts. of Confederation3

PJA11

350

352

361

reported arrangement with George III3

PJA07

236

332

334

appointment of minister and consuls to U.S. and2

PJA13

127

523-524

command and control of Dutch naval operations and2

PJA13

246

474

denounces Lee-Neufville treaty2

PJA10

352

421

differences with Amsterdam2

PJA11

248

256

Franco-Dutch naval operations and2

PJA13

430

487

Holland sends delegation to meet with about naval operations2

PJA13

514

517

influence of2

PJA10

379

458

JA takes leave of2

PJA13

529

531

lays H. Laurens’ captured papers before States General2

PJA12

251

267

on Amsterdam and Capellen tot den Pol as anti-Orangist2

PJA12

267-268

270

portrait of2

PJA12

442 _(illus.)

xiii

receives JA2

AFC03

xxvii

AFC04

312

relations with Duke of Brunswick2

PJA06

51

99

supports augmentation of army and navy2

PJA11

18

49

1787 revolt against1

PJA13

x

accepts recognition of Amer. independence1

AFC04

291-292

allegedly favors Britain1

PJA12

241

and augmentation of army and navy1

PJA07

5

and contending Dutch political factions1

DJA03

121-122

and Duke of Brunswick1

DJA03

69

and factional divisions in Netherlands1

PJA12

xiii

and Fagel1

DJA03

5

and incitement of Dutch mobs1

PJA12

267

and JA’s ability to raise a Dutch loan1

PJA11

118

and seizure of van Bylandt convoy1

PJA09

95

and Van Bleiswyck1

DJA04

45

approves seeking French aid in defending possessions1

PJA11

87

as Admiral General1

PJA07

188

as supporter of liberty1

PJA11

xii

attitude toward U.S. compared to George III's1

PJA13

473

bad morals and false politics at court of1

PJA13

127-128

Battle of the Saints' effect on1

PJA13

433

birthday of1

PJA11

183

code name1

PJA11

47

compared to Solomon1

PJA13

474

conflict between grand pensionary of Holland and1

PJA13

415-416

declarations regarding Battle of the Dogger Bank1

PJA11

462-464

Duke of Brunswick and1

PJA13

217

Dutch-Amer. treaty negotiations slowed by influence of1

PJA13

473

favors deployment of Scots' brigade to America1

PJA10

381

fears that he wants to be a sovereign1

PJA12

241-242

Frederick II’s influence on1

PJA08

116

German estates of1

PJA13

416

JA asks to send minister to U.S.1

PJA13

126

JA attends Prince’s Review at The Hague1

PJA12

247

JA criticizes1

PJA13

216

marriage of1

PJA12

xiii

merchants petition1

PJA11

366

mismanagement of Dutch affairs by1

AFC04

367

nephew of George III1

PJA12

xiii

on cost of intelligence1

PJA13

474

opposes Dutch recognition of U.S.1

PJA13

126

policies of hinder peace negotiations1

PJA13

477

powers as Stadholder1

PJA11

26-27

powers of1

PJA06

50

predicts U.S. will supplant Dutch in trade1

PJA06

95

presentation of letter of credence to1

PJA11

258

proposes establishing marine corps1

PJA12

59

proposes States General investigate Dutch unpreparedness1

PJA11

403

residence of1

PJA13

514

reviews troops and warships1

PJA11

353

rumored appointments of ministers to U.S. by1

PJA12

229

seeks to augment army1

PJA10

270

slandered1

PJA12

46

strong influence in Zeeland1

DJA02

455

tenure of1

PJA12

xiii

unpopularity of1

PJA13

67

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mentioned18

JA’s letter of credence to10

and accession to armed neutrality6

and calls for Brunswick’s dismissal6

and efforts to raise Dutch loan5

and protests of British seizures of Dutch ships5

JA dines with diplomatic corps at court of5

JA’s address to and audience with5

reportedly anti-American5

and Laurens' captured papers4

and removal of Brunswick4

bypassed in the making of Franco-American treaty terms known4

favors increase in army4

JA’s 19 April memorial to4

JA's audiences with4

pro-British policy of4

and British seizure of Dutch convoy3

and controversy over Dutch fleet3

and convoys for Dutch ships carrying naval stores3

and JA’s 8 March memorial3

and recognition of U.S.3

attitude toward JA3

JA confers with La Vauguyon about 19 April memorial to3

JA’s efforts to present 19 April 1781 memorial to3

“magnifique Fête” held for Russian royalty3

notified of ratification of Arts. of Confederation3

reported arrangement with George III3

appointment of minister and consuls to U.S. and2

command and control of Dutch naval operations and2

denounces Lee-Neufville treaty2

differences with Amsterdam2

Franco-Dutch naval operations and2

Holland sends delegation to meet with about naval operations2

influence of2

JA takes leave of2

lays H. Laurens’ captured papers before States General2

on Amsterdam and Capellen tot den Pol as anti-Orangist2

portrait of2

receives JA2

relations with Duke of Brunswick2

supports augmentation of army and navy2

1787 revolt against1

accepts recognition of Amer. independence1

allegedly favors Britain1

and augmentation of army and navy1

and contending Dutch political factions1

and Duke of Brunswick1

and factional divisions in Netherlands1

and Fagel1

and incitement of Dutch mobs1

and JA’s ability to raise a Dutch loan1

and seizure of van Bylandt convoy1

and Van Bleiswyck1

approves seeking French aid in defending possessions1

as Admiral General1

as supporter of liberty1

attitude toward U.S. compared to George III's1

bad morals and false politics at court of1

Battle of the Saints' effect on1

birthday of1

code name1

compared to Solomon1

conflict between grand pensionary of Holland and1

declarations regarding Battle of the Dogger Bank1

Duke of Brunswick and1

Dutch-Amer. treaty negotiations slowed by influence of1

favors deployment of Scots' brigade to America1

fears that he wants to be a sovereign1

Frederick II’s influence on1

German estates of1

JA asks to send minister to U.S.1

JA attends Prince’s Review at The Hague1

JA criticizes1

marriage of1

merchants petition1

mismanagement of Dutch affairs by1