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- “P” (unidentified newspaper pseudonym)
- Paca, William (Md. delegate in Continental Congress)
- Pacheco, María
- Pache frères & Co. (Paris bankers)
- Pacific Ocean (South Sea)
- Packard, A. S., article on Homer
- Packard, Rev. Asa (of Bridgewater)
- Packard, Mrs. (wife of Asa)
- Packard, Hezekiah (H.C. 1787)
- Packets
- Pacquenot, Paris wine merchant
- Paddock, Capt. Adino
- Paddon, James (vocal teacher)
- Paddy, William, identified
- Padilla, Juan de
- Page, Benjamin (of Groton)
- Page, Mann, Jr. (Va. delegate in Continental Congress)
- Page, Mrs. (wife of Mann Jr.)
- Page, William (artist)
- Pageot, Mr. (French chargé d'affaires, Washington)
- Pagoda (ship)
- Paice, Joseph
- Paige, Ellen White (wife of James W.)
- Paige, James W.
- Paimboeuf, France
- Paine
- Paine, Abigail
- Paine, Anthony
- Paine, Charles (H.C. 1827), identified
- Paine, Charles Cushing
- Paine, Ephraim (N.Y. member of Congress)
- Paine, Eunice (sister of Robert Treat Paine)
- Paine, James
- Paine, J. H. (of the Boston Daily Advocate)
- Paine, Rev. Joshua (H.C. 1784)
- Paine, Miss (sister of Ned. Paine)
- Paine, Moses
- Paine, Mr. (of Boston Advocate)
- Paine, Ned. and Mrs.
- Paine, Robert (H.C. 1789)
- Paine, Robert Treat (H.C. 1822)
- Paine, Robert Treat (Mass. delegate in Continental Congress, justice Mass. Supreme Court)
- Paine, Robert Treat (1773-1811), “Adams and Liberty”
- Paine, Sarah Chandler (wife of Timothy)
- Paine, Thomas
- Paine, Timothy
- Paine, Dr. William
- Painshill (Brit. estate)
- Paint
- Painter, Capt. (of S.C.)
- Paintings
- Palaephatus (Greek author)
- Palatinate, The
- Palatine Library
- Palencia, Spain
- Palestine
- Paley, William
- Palfrey, Cazneau (H.C. 1826)
- Palfrey, Mrs. (wife of John Gorham)
- Palfrey, Rev. John Gorham
- Palfrey, Susan(?)
- Palfrey, Col. William
- Palfry, Warwick, witness, No. 10
- Paliniach(?), Mme. de
- Palladian Band
- Palladio, Andrea (Italian architect)
- Pallandt, de, of The Hague
- Palland van Glinthuizen, Baron (president of the States General)
- Pallas (British frigate)
- Pallas (French ship)
- Pallas (Mass. privateer)
- Pallas, ship
- Palliser, Vice Adm. Sir Hugh (British)
- Palmer (Kingston), Mass.
- Palmer, Elizabeth (1748-1814, daughter of Gen. Joseph, later wife of Joseph Cranch)
- Palmer, Elizabeth Hunt (wife of Joseph Pearce)
- Palmer, Horsley
- Palmer, John (of Horsham, England)
- Palmer, Deacon and Brig. Gen. Joseph (1716-1788, husband of Richard Cranch's sister)
- Palmer, Joseph (1758-1779, nephew of Deacon Joseph Palmer)
- Palmer, Joseph, plaintiff, Form XXV
- Palmer, Joseph Pearse (1750-1797, nephew of the Cranches, father of Royall Tyler's wife)
- Palmer, Mary (1775-1866, daughter of Joseph Pearse, later, wife of Royall Tyler)
- Palmer, Mary (1746-1791, niece of the Cranches, often called “Polly”)
- Palmer, Mary Cranch (1720?-1790, wife of Gen. Joseph)
- Palmer, Mass.
- Palmer, Mass., Scott's tavern
- Palmer, Mr., witness, No. 14
- Palmer, Robert R.
- Palmer, Sophia (daughter of Elizabeth)
- Palmer, Stephen (H.C. 1789)
- Palmer, Thomas
- Palmer family (of Germantown and Boston)
- Palmer v. Hussey
- Palmer v. Noyes, Form XXV
- Palmes, Capt. Richard (Continental marines)
- Palmes v. Greenleaf, Form XVI
- Palmier (French ship of the line)
- Palus (French wine region)
- Pamphlets
- Pampus (in the Zuider Zee between the Texel and Amsterdam)
- Panama, Inter-American Congress
- Panama, Isthmus of
- Panama Question
- Pancorbo, Spain
- Pancoucke, Charles Joseph
- Pan Courbo, Spain
- Panic of 1837
- Panin, Count Nikita Ivanovitch (Russian first minister of the college of foreign affairs)
- Panini, Giovanni Paolo
- Panther (British ship of the line)
- Panther (ship), case of
- Panton, Henry Gibson
- Panton, William
- Pantuckett Falls
- Paoli, Gen. Pascal (Corsican)
- Paoli, Pasquale
- Paoli, Penn.
- Papanti, Lorenzo and family
- Paper
- Paper industry, case concerning
- Paper money
- Papineau, Louis Joseph
- Paraclet, Le (French convent)
- Paradise, John (Brit. scholar)
- Paradise, Lucy (daughter of John)
- Paradise, Lucy Ludwell (wife of John)
- Paragon (steamboat)
- Paraguay, missions in
- Paraphrase on the Second Epistle of John, The Roundhead
- Parcé, Quebec
- Pardon
- Paredes de Nava, Spain
- Paris (Trojan prince)
- Paris, Archbishop of
- Paris, France
- Paris, Matthew, Chronica Majora
- Paris, Treaty of (1783)
- Paris, University of
- Parish & Thomson (Hamburg)
- Parish, Rev. Elijah (of Byfield)
- Parish of Aldenham v. Parish of Abbots Langley
- Parison, “Pondicherry” (aboard the Boston)
- Park (Parke or Parkes) (“Friend,” of Braintree)
- Park, Dr. John
- Park, John Cochran
- Park, Mary F. Moore (wife of John C.)
- Parke, J., conveys letters between JA and AA
- Parke, Lt. Col. John
- Parke, Mathew
- Parker, Anna Tucker (wife of James)
- Parker, Aurelius D. (Boston lawyer)
- Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
- Parker, Capt.
- Parker, Mrs. (wife of Daniel Pinckney)
- Parker, Daniel (Haverhill schoolmaster)
- Parker, Daniel (Watertown merchant)
- Parker, Daniel Pinckney
- Parker, Dr. (of Boston)
- Parker, Henry Tuke
- Parker, Vice Adm. Hyde (British)
- Parker, Isaac (Chief Justice)
- Parker, James
- Parker, John (Boston merchant)
- Parker, John Jr. (of S.C.)
- Parker, John Avery, identified
- Parker, Jonathan, juror, No. 63
- Parker, Joseph (of London)
- Parker, Miss, rumored engagement to Webster
- Parker, Lt. Col. (Mass.) Moses
- Parker, Mr.
- Parker, Mr. (brother of Lucilla Pinckney Parker)
- Parker, Mr.
- Parker, Mr. (merchant, of Boston?)
- Parker, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Penn.)
- Parker, Oliver (of Groton)
- Parker, Adm. Peter (British)
- Parker, Capt. Robert (of the Portsmouth)
- Parker, Rev. Samuel
- Parker, Samuel D. (Boston lawyer)
- Parker, Theodore
- Parker, Thomas, 1st Earl of Macclesfield (justice and chancellor)
- Parker, Capt. Timothy (of the Scourge)
- Parker, William (judge, Portsmouth, N.H.)
- Parker's Ford, Penn.
- Parker's General Advertiser and Morning Intelligencer (London)
- Parker v. Taylor
- Parkes (Parks), Ephraim, in No. 29
- Parkes, Zachaus, in No. 29
- Parkman, Caroline Hall (wife of Rev. Francis)
- Parkman, Daniel (son of Dr. George Parkman)
- Parkman, Mrs. (wife of Daniel)
- Parkman, Francis (son of Dr. George Parkman)
- Parkman, Francis (historian)
- Parkman, Dr. George (Harvard professor)
- Parkman, Mrs. (wife of George)
- Parkman, Mrs.
- Parkman, Mrs. (mother of George)
- Parks, Daniel, in No. 29
- Parks, Deacon
- Parks, Elizabeth (cousin of ABA)
- Parks, Elizabeth or Rebecca
- Parks, James, in No. 29
- Parks, Lidia, witness, No. 29
- Parks, Miss (cousin of ABA), identified
- Parks, Rebecca (daughter of Warham)
- Parks, Rebecca Gorham (wife of Warham)
- Parks, Warham (uncle of ABA)
- Parliament, American
- Parliament, British
- Parliament, Irish
- Parliament, Law of
- Parliamentary History
- Parliamentary or Constitutional History of England by Several Hands, The
- Parliamentary Register (London)
- Parliament of Paris
- Parma, Duke of
- Parmenter, William (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
- Parmentiers, of Paris
- Parr, Samuel
- Parris, Alexander
- Parrott, John, deposition in No. 58
- Parry (Parren), Lt. Col. Caleb
- Parry, Sir William Edward
- Parsons, Ann
- Parsons, Elizabeth Greenleaf (wife of Theophilus)
- Parsons, John (of the Ranger)
- Parsons, Rev. Jonathan
- Parsons, Moses (?)
- Parsons, Mr. (of Quincy)
- Parsons, Mr. (brother of Samuel Holden Parsons), murdered in Nova Scotia
- Parsons, Mr. (in New Haven, Conn.)
- Parsons, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Springfield, Mass.)
- Parsons, Mrs.
- Parsons, Maj. Gen. Samuel Holden (Mass. member of Congress)
- Parsons, Samuel Holden (grandson of Maj. Gen. Samuel)
- Parsons, Theophilus (Newburyport lawyer, later Mass. Chief Justice)
- Parsons, Theophilus, Jr., quoted
- Parsons, Mrs. (wife of William)
- Parsons, William (Boston merchant and brother of Theophilus)
- Parties, misjoinder of
- Partition, action for, pleadings in, No. 16
- Partnership, dissolution of, No. 9
- Partridge, Capt., witness, No. 45
- Partridge, Col. Oliver
- Partridge, George (Mass. member of Congress)
- Partridge, S., of Boston, petitions Continental Congress
- Pascal, Blaise
- Pascal Mr. (of Paris)
- Pasch, Mr. (of Sweden)
- Paskalos (newspaper pseudonym)
- Passamaquoddy, Maine
- Passamaquoddy, N.S.
- Passamaquoddy Bay, Maine
- Passions, art of moving the
- Passports
- Passy, France
- Passy, Mlle. de
- Patapsco (Petapsco) River
- Patch, John, III, plaintiff, No. 32
- Patch v. Herrick
- Paterson, Gen. John (Mass. militia)
- Paterson (Patterson), Col. John
- Paterson, Justice
- Paterson, Robert, witness, No. 59
- Paterson (Patterson), William, in U.S. Senate debate
- Pathetic, the, in poetry
- Patience
- Patience (Amer. lugger)
- Patience (British brigantine)
- Patrat, Joseph, L'heureuse erreur
- Patrick (British deserter)
- Patrick, The Poor Soldier
- Patriot (British brigantine)
- Patriot (Republican) Party, Netherlands
- Patten, Miss (of R.I.)
- Patten, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Arundel, Maine)
- Patten, Rev. William (of Newport, R.I.)
- Patten v. Basen
- Patterson
- Patterson, Capt. Daniel T. (U.S. Navy), identified
- Patterson, John, letter to Commissioners listed
- Patterson, Mr., in No. 64
- Patterson, Nancy, witness, No. 62
- Patterson, William Augustus
- Pattison, Maj. Gen. William (British)
- Patty (AA's servant or bound girl), illness and death
- Patty (Penn. privateer brigantine)
- Patuxent River
- Pauillac, France
- Paul (British merchant ship)
- Paulding, James K., The Lion of the West, J. H. Hackett in
- Paule, Mr. (Paris tailor)
- Paul et Virginie
- Pauli, Johann Ulrich (of Hamburg, Germany)
- Paulina, wife of Seneca
- Pauline (Paulina, Adams servant in Auteuil)
- Paul Petrovich, Grand Duke (later Paul I, Emperor of Russia)
- Paul Pry
- Paulus, Peter (Dutch immigrant to U.S.)
- Paulus Hook (Jersey City), N.J.
- Paulze, M., letter from Commissioners listed
- Paupers
- Pausanias (Greek literature)
- Pauw, Jan Cornelius de (classical scholar)
- Pawn
- Pawtucket Falls, Mass.
- Paxton, Charles
- Paxton Boys
- Payment
- Paymount
- Payne, Benjamin (of Hartford, Conn.)
- Payne (Pain, Paine), Edward
- Payne, Edward
- Payne, Mrs. (wife of Edward)
- Payne, John Howard
- Payne, Miss (sister of Mrs. Clapp)
- Payne, Mr., “a fine tutor for the young ladies” in Boston
- Payne, William Edward (H.C. 1824)
- Payson (Henry) & Gutterson (Jacob)
- Payson, Jonathan
- Payson, Mr. (of Milton, Mass.)
- Payson, Sarah Leavitt White (wife of Jonathan)
- P. D. Sargent & Co.
- Peabody, Catherine Elizabeth
- Peabody, Clarissa Endicott (wife of George)
- Peabody, Col., Lovell transships goods for
- Peabody, Elizabeth
- Peabody, Elizabeth Smith Shaw (wife of Stephen, sister of AA, widow of John Shaw)
- Peabody, George (H.C. 1823)
- Peabody, Joseph
- Peabody, Lucretia Orne
- Peabody, Mary Haseltine (wife of Stephen)
- Peabody, Mr.
- Peabody, Mr.
- Peabody, Mr. (of Braintree?)
- Peabody, Nathaniel (delegate from N.H.)
- Peabody, Nathaniel Cranch, scrapbook in Mass. Hist. Soc.
- Peabody, Oliver (of Exeter, N.H.)
- Peabody, Oliver William Bourn
- Peabody, Sophia
- Peabody, Rev. Stephen (of Atkinson, N.H.)
- Peabody, Rev. William Bourn Oliver (of Springfield)
- Peace and Plenty (ship)
- Peace Commissioners
- “Peacefield,” JA's residence.
- “Peace Journal,” JA's
- Peace Negotiations
- Peace Negotiations, Anglo-Dutch
- Peace Negotiations, Anglo-French
- Peace Negotiations, Anglo-Spanish
- Peace Negotiations, Anglo-American
- Peace of Westphalia (1648)
- Peacock (ship)
- Peacock, James
- Peacock, Mary (daughter of James)
- Peacock, Misses (daughters of James)
- Peacock, Robert, and his destitute family
- Peacock, William (midshipman), in No. 56
- Peacock v. Bell and Kendal
- Peake, Richard Brinsley, One Hundred Pound Note
- Peale, Charles Willson (artist)
- Peale, Miss
- Peale, Rachel Brewer (wife of Charles Willson)
- Peale, Raphaelle, portrait by
- Peale family, painted by Charles Willson Peale
- Pearce, David (H.C. 1786)
- Pearce, Dutee J. (U.S. Repr., R.I.)
- Pearl (British frigate)
- Pearse, Mr.
- Pearson, Eliphalet (Harvard professor)
- Pearson, Lt. George F. (U.S. Navy), identified
- Pearson, Joseph (opera singer)
- Pearson, Sarah Bromfield (wife of Eliphalet)
- Pease, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Enfield, Conn.)
- Pease, Capt. Paul (of Nantucket, Mass.)
- Pêcheurs provençaux, Les (ballet)
- Pechigny, Mr. (schoolmaster in Passy)
- Pechigny, Mme.
- Peck, Becky
- Peck, Frederick S., collection of MSS
- Peck, John
- Peck, John (Boston shipbuilder)
- Peck, Samuel, challenged talesman, No. 64
- Peck, Thomas Handaside, witness, No. 63
- Pecker, Dr. James
- Peddocks (Pedicks, Petticks, Pettucks, Pettix) Island, Boston Harbor
- Pedrick, Capt. (of Salem)
- Pedrick, Joseph, deposition, No. 10
- Pedrick, Mr.
- Peekskill, N.Y.
- Peere Williams, W., Reports
- Peggy (Amer. merchant ship)
- Peggy (British ship)
- Peggy (snow)
- Peggy, Amer. schooner
- Peipus, Lake, Russia
- Peirce
- Peirce, Henry, school of
- Peirce, James
- Peirce, Capt. Timothy (of the Gamecock)
- “Peirce Patent” of 1621
- Peirson, Maj. Francis (British)
- Peking, China
- Pelasgii
- Pelby, William (actor)
- Pelham, Henry, Boston Massacre, engraving
- Pelham-Holles, Thomas, 1st Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
- Pell, Mr. and Mrs. (of N.Y.)
- Pellerin, Le, France
- Pellisier, Lt. Col. Christopher
- Pelopidas, Theban general
- Peloponnesian War
- Pemaquid, Maine
- Pemberton, Rev. Ebenezer
- Pemberton, Sir Francis
- Pemberton, Israel
- Pemberton, Samuel
- Pembroke, Earl of
- Pembroke, Mass.
- Pemigewasset River, N.H.
- Penacook, N.H.
- Pendleton, Edmund (of Va.)
- Pendleton, John
- Pendleton, N.Y.
- Pendula, principle of
- Penelope (Amer. brigantine, formerly Adventure)
- Penet, da Costa Frères & Co. (Nantes mercantile firm)
- Penet, D'Acosta frères, & Co.
- Penet, F. P.
- Penet, J. Pierre (Nantes merchant)
- Penfield, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Fairfield, Conn.)
- Penhallow, Jacob, libelant, No. 58
- Penhallow, John, libelant, No. 58
- Penhallow and Treadwell v. Brig Lusanna and Cargo
- Penhallow et al., Memorial of
- Penhallow et al. v. Doane's Administrators
- Penn, Granville
- Penn, John (of N.C.)
- Penn, John (of Penn.)
- Penn, Lady Juliana Fermor (wife of Thomas)
- Penn, Mary Masters (wife of Richard)
- Penn Richard (proprietor of Penn.)
- Penn, Thomas (proprietor of Penn.)
- Penn, William (founder of Penn.)
- Penn family, of Philadelphia
- Penniman, James ("Deacon," of Braintree)
- Penniman, Joseph, Braintree schoolmaster
- Penniman, J. R.
- Penniman, Nelly (of Braintree?)
- Penniman, of Braintree
- Penniman, S., of Braintree
- Penniman, Samuel
- Penniman, Stephen
- Penniman, Capt. Thomas (of Braintree)
- Penniman, William
- Penn's Hill, Mass.
- Pennsylvania
- Pennsylvania, University of (formerly College of Philadelphia)
- Pennsylvania Evening Post
- Pennsylvania Gazette (Philadelphia)
- Pennsylvania Germans
- Pennsylvania Hospital
- Pennsylvania Journal (Philadelphia)
- Pennsylvania Packet
- Penny, Capt., of Jamaica Plain, correspondent of James Lovell
- Pennybacker's Mill
- Penny Ferry
- Penobscot, Maine
- Penobscot Bay, Maine
- Penobscot Expedition
- Penobscot River
- Pensacola, Fla.
- Pensions
- Penzance, England
- Pepperell, Sir William
- Pepperellborough, Maine
- Pepperrell, Gen. Sir William (1696-1759)
- Pequea, Penn.
- Perch (Amer. merchant ship)
- Percival, James Gates (poet)
- Percy, Hugh
- Percy, Robert Dow (CFA's classmate)
- Percy, Thomas, Reliques of Ancient English Poetry
- Performance
- Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista, Serva padrona
- Perham, Benoni, American Precedents of Declarations (1802)
- Pericles
- Périer, August Charles (balloon engineer)
- Perigueux, France
- Peritrochium, defined
- Perizonius (Dutch classicist)
- Perjury
- Perkins, Mrs. (wife of Cyrus W.)
- Perkins, Cyrus W., identified
- Perkins, Deborah (Debby)
- Perkins, Dr., witness, No. 5
- Perkins, Mrs. (wife of James)
- Perkins family
- Perkins Institution for the Blind (Watertown, Mass.)