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- Popet, The
- Popham, George
- Popkin, John Snelling (Harvard professor)
- Popple, Henry (cartographer)
- Popple, Mr.
- Porcellian Club (Harvard)
- Porcupine (British schooner)
- Poreau, Mackenzie & Co.
- Pork
- Porpas (sloop)
- Porry, John, witness, No. 2
- Port, Miss Jane (landlady in Philadelphia)
- Portail, Gen. du (French)
- Port-au-Prince, Haiti
- Port Egmont, West Falkland Island
- Porten, Sir Stanier
- Porteous, Capt. John
- Porter & Crocker, in No. 7
- Porter, Asa, plaintiff, No. 7
- Porter, Benjamin
- Porter, Capt.
- Porter, Catherine Gray (wife of Jonathan)
- Porter, Commodore Daniel, house at Meridian Hill
- Porter, Capt. David (of the Aurora)
- Porter, Rev. Eliphalet (of Roxbury)
- Porter, Eliphalet (Harvard fellow and Overseer)
- Porter, Col. Elisha, prospect for promotion
- Porter, G. R., Manufactures of Porcelain and Glass
- Porter, Rev. Huntington (of Rye, N.H.)
- Porter, Rev. John (of Bridgewater, Mass.)
- Porter, Rev. John
- Porter, John (of Wenham)
- Porter, Maj. John (U.S.)
- Porter, Jonathan
- Porter, Jonathan Edwards (H.C. 1786)
- Porter, Mr. (of Braintree)
- Porter, Mr. (tavernkeeper)
- Porter, Mr. (of Braintree)
- Porter, Mrs. (wife of Peter Buell)
- Porter, Peter Buell (Secretary of War)
- Porter, Rev. (young parson)
- Porter, Samuel, Salem lawyer
- Porter, Susannah Sargeant (wife of Huntington)
- Porterfield, Capt. (of the Jason)
- Porter's Tavern
- Porter v. Steel, No. 7
- Porteus, Beilby, Bishop of Chester
- Port Folio, The
- Port Glasgow, Scotland
- Portia
- “Portius,” fanciful name of friend of AA2
- Port Kent, N.Y.
- Portland (British ship of war)
- Portland (Falmouth), Maine
- Portland (Maine) Courier
- Portland, Duke of
- Portland, England
- Portland Harbour, England
- Port-Launay, France
- Port-Louis, France
- Port Louis, France
- Port Mahon, Minorca
- Portman, Ludwig Gottlieb, portrait of Jean Luzac
- Porto (now Oporto), Portugal
- Portraits
- Port Royal, Jamaica
- Port Royal, Messrs. de
- Port Royal, New Method of Learning . . . Greek, transl. T. Nugent
- Port Royal, Nova Scotia
- Port Royal, S.C.
- Portsmouth (N.H.) Freeman's Journal
- Portsmouth (N.H. privateer)
- Portsmouth, England
- Portsmouth, N.H.
- Portsmouth, R.I.
- Portsmouth, Va.
- Portugal
- Portuguese language
- Portuguese War
- Posse, Fredrik Arvidsson, Count
- Possession, and wild animals, No. 43
- Post, Rev. Reuben, identified
- Postlethwayt, Malachy, Universal Dictionary of Trade and Commerce
- Post Office
- Posts
- Post van den Neder Rhyn, De (Cleves)
- Potash
- Pote, Jeremiah
- Potemkin, Prince Grigorii A. (advisor to Catherine II)
- Pothier, M., A Treatise on the Law of Obligations or Contracts
- Potomac (frigate)
- Potomac Company
- Potomac River
- Potosi, Bolivia
- Potsdam, Prussia
- Potter, Rev. Alonso
- Potter, Archbishop John, Antiquities of Greece
- Potter, Dorothy M.
- Potter, Rev. Nathaniel
- Potter, Robert
- Potter, Thomas P. (Harvard student)
- Potter, Rev. William T.
- Potter v. Burchsted
- Potts, Hamilton (Harvard student)
- Pottstown (Potts Grove), Penn.
- Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
- Poultry
- Poussin, Mme. (of Paris)
- Poussin, Gaspar
- Povey, Mary Ann
- Powars, Edward E., publisher, Boston Independent Chronicle
- Powder
- Powder magazines
- Powder mills, erection of, urged
- Powel, John Hare (of Philadelphia), identified
- Powel (Powell), Samuel
- Powell, Alfred A. (U.S. Repr., Va.)
- Powell, Capt.
- Powell, Jeremiah
- Powell, John
- Powell, John
- Powell, John (justice)
- Powell, John, witness, No. 62
- Powell v. Morgan
- Power, Thomas (master of Pitt Packet), in No. 56
- Power, Thomas (master of Dove)
- Power, Tyrone
- Power of attorney, suit under, No. 12
- Powers, Midshipman Pierce (of the Ranger)
- Powers, Peter, identified
- Pownalborough
- Pownalborough, Maine
- Pownall, Hannah Astell (2d wife of Thomas)
- Pownall, Gov. Thomas
- Powys, Thomas (member of Parliament)
- Powys, Sir Thomas, argument in Harcourt v. Fox
- Poyning's Law (1495)
- Prades, Jean Martin, Abbé de
- Pradon, Nicolas (French poet)
- Prague
- Prat, Benjamin
- Prat, Daniel
- Prat, Isabella Auchmuty (wife of Benjamin)
- Pratt, Caleb
- Pratt, Charles, 1st Earl of Camden
- Pratt, Ephraim, juror, No. 59
- Pratt, George W.
- Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
- Pratt, Henry Cheever
- Pratt, Lydia Hunt
- Pratt, Mary Niles
- Pratt, Matthew (Adams tenant in Braintree)
- Pratt, Mr. (Braintree carpenter)
- Pratt, Mr. (Mass. gunmaker)
- Pratt, Mr. (servant of Rev. John Shaw)
- Pratt, Mr. and Mrs.
- Pratt, Samuel (Chelsea selectman)
- Pratt, Samuel Jackson
- Pratt, Sarah Jones
- Pratt, Thomas
- Pratt, Thomas (Chelsea selectman)
- Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. William
- Pratt, William (H.C. 1824)
- Pray, Mr. (of Braintree)
- Preble, Brig. Gen. (Mass.) Jedediah
- Preble, Edward (naval officer)
- Preceptor
- Predestination
- Pré en Pail, France
- Preignac (French wine region)
- Prentice, Mr. (tavernkeeper near Boston)
- Prentice, Nathaniel, witness, Nos. 18 and 19
- Prentice, Samuel (Continental officer)
- Prentice, Rev. Thomas
- Prentiss, Nathaniel Shepherd (H.C. 1787)
- Prentiss, Lt. Col. Samuel, promotion of
- Prentors, Mr. (Halifax lawyer)
- Presbyterian Church
- Presbyterians
- Prescott, Benjamin, in No. 18
- Prescott, Ebenezer, in No. 18
- Prescott, Edward Goldsborough (CFA's classmate)
- Prescott, Judge James
- Prescott, James (of Groton, Mass.)
- Prescott, James (H.C. 1788)
- Prescott (Prescot), Jonas, plaintiff, Nos. 18 and 19
- Prescott, Jonas, Jr., in Nos. 18 and 19
- Prescott, Mary (wife of Jonas)
- Prescott, Gen. Oliver (of Groton)
- Prescott, Oliver or William (H.C. 1783)
- Prescott, Ont.
- Prescott, Maj. Gen. Richard (British)
- Prescott, Col. Robert
- Prescott, Judge Samuel Jackson
- Prescott, Timothy, witness, No. 18
- Prescott, Col. William
- Prescott, William
- Prescott, William H.
- Prescott v. Keep, No. 18
- Prescott v. Priest, No. 19
- Prescription, water rights gained by
- Presgrave v. ——
- President (steamboat)
- Presidential elections
- President Roads (King's Roads)
- President's House
- Presque Isle, Mich
- Press
- Press gang
- Preston (British ship of the line)
- Preston, Maj. Charles, British prisoner
- Preston, Robert
- Preston, Capt. Thomas
- Preston, William Campbell (U.S. Sen., S.C.)
- Prestonpans, Scotland
- Presumptions
- Pretender
- Preudhome la Jeunesse
- Preudhomme de Borre, Philippe Hubert, Chevalier de
- Préville, Chevalier de Gras (officer on the Triomphant)
- Prevost, Anna Grand (wife of Augustine)
- Prevost, Augustine, British general
- Prévost, Bénoit Louis, engravings by
- Prevost, Sir George, British general, identified
- Prevost, Jacques Marc
- Prevost, Theodosia (Stillwell) Bartow
- Prévost d'Exiles, Abbé Antoine François, Manuel lexique des mots françois
- Price, Capt.
- Price, Ezekiel
- Price, George
- Price, James
- Price, Mr. (in Cambridge)
- Price, Mr. (of Montreal?)
- Price, Mr. (of Montreal?)
- Price, Mr. and Mrs. (in Paris)
- Price, Mrs.
- Price, Mrs. (in N.Y.)
- Price, Dr. Richard (Brit. political philosopher and theologian)
- Price, Sarah Blundell (wife of Richard)
- Price, Stephen, The Forty Thieves
- Price, William M. (N.Y. district attorney)
- Price controls
- Prices
- Priest, Joel, defendant, No. 19
- Priestley, Joseph (Brit. scientist and theologian)
- Priestly, Mr. (tavernkeeper of Bristol, Penn.)
- Primage and average, defined
- Prime, Mr. (of N.Y.)
- Prince (AA's farm hand)
- Prince (African American boy)
- Prince, Capt. Job (of Boston), Sr.
- Prince, Capt. Job (of the Concord)
- Prince, Job, Jr. (of Boston)
- Prince, Rev. Joseph (of Candia, N.H.)
- Prince, Miss
- Prince, Newton (Newtown), witness, Nos. 63 and 64
- Prince, Rev. Thomas
- Prince Edward Island
- Prince Frederick (British brigantine)
- Prince of Nassau
- Prince of Orange (Guernsey privateer)
- Prince of Orange (Harwich packet)
- Princessa (Spanish ship of the line)
- Princess Amelia (British ship of the line)
- Princeton, Battle of
- Princeton, Mass.
- Princeton, N.J.
- Princeton University (formerly College of New Jersey)
- Prince William (British ship of the line, formerly Guipuscoa)
- Principal, liability of for act of agent
- Principal and accessory
- Principles of Law and Government
- Pring (Pringle), Martin
- Pringle, Sir John
- Pringle, John J. I. (Harvard student)
- Pringle, John Julius
- Printing
- Prior, James, Memoir of the Life and Character of . . . Edmund Burke
- Prior, Matthew
- Prior, witness, No. 34
- Prior appropriation, rule of in water law
- “Prior Documents”
- Prisoners
- Prisoners of war
- Prisons, CFA on
- Prison ships
- Private acts (legislative)
- Private Debating Society
- Privateers and Privateering
- Privilege, defense of in defamation, No. 36
- Prizes
- Pro, commonplaced
- Probable cause
- Probate
- Probate law, JA's notes on
- Probus (pseudonym)
- Proby, John, 1st earl of Carysfort
- “Proceedings of his Majesty's Privy Council on the Address of Massachusetts”
- Proceedings . . . Respecting Major John André, Adjutant General of the British Army
- Process
- Proclamation of 1763
- Proclus (ancient author)
- Procter, Mrs. A. G. (tenant)
- Procter, Metcalfe
- Procter, Mr., excused as juror, No. 63
- Proctor, Mrs. A. B. (tenant)
- Proctor (Procter), Edward, witness, No. 59
- Proctor, Eliza (tenant)
- Proctor, Mr. (tenant's son)
- Proctor, Samuel
- Proctor, Sir W. B.
- Prodicus of Ceos
- Prodromus (ancient author), “Galeomachia” (“Galeomyomachia”)
- Profert (pleading term)
- Profound, art of the
- Prohibition, writ of
- Prohibitory Act (1775)
- Prometheus
- Promise, breach of gratuitous
- Promises, mutual
- Proof (legal)
- Propaganda
- Property, cases concerning
- Property, private, right to compensation for taking, No. 33
- Property, real, Law of
- “Proposals for a Confederation of the United Colonies,” in Boston Gazette
- Proprietors
- Proprietors of the Common Lands of Ipswich
- Proserpine (Brit. frigate)
- Prospect Hill
- Prospect Hill, N.Y.
- Prostitutes
- Protector (Amer. vessel)
- Protector (Mass. frigate)
- Protector v. Buckner
- Protée (French ship of the line)
- Protest, master's
- Protestando, plea with a
- Protestant Association, England
- Protestantism
- Protestants
- Protestants in Germany
- Proteus (mythical)
- Proud, John G., identified
- Prout, S. (artist)
- Prout, Sarah Jenkins (Sally, wife of William Welsted)
- Prout, Timothy, plaintiff, No. 13
- Prout, William Welsted (of Newburyport)
- Prout v. Minot, No. 13
- Provence, Comte de, later Louis XVIII, King of France
- Provence, David, defendant, Form VII
- Provence, France
- Provence, Marie Joséphine Louise de Savoie, Comtesse de
- Providence (Continental ship of war)
- Providence (Continental sloop)
- Providence (steamboat)
- Providence, R.I.
- Providence Gazette
- Providence Plantations
- Providence Railroad
- Providence River
- Provident (Institution for Savings)
- Province Island (or Fort Island) in Delaware River
- Provincetown, Mass.
- Province v. Paxton
- Provisional Army (1799-1800)
- Provocation
- Provoked Husband, The (by Cibber and Vanbrugh)
- Provoost, Rev. Samuel (of N.Y.)
- Provost
- Provost, Maria
- Prudent, ship
- Prussia
- Prussian (Short) Exercise
- Prussian Army
- Psammetichus (ancient ruler)
- Pseudonyms
- Ptolemy
- Public Advertiser (Boston)
- Public Advertiser (London)
- Public houses
- Public-land policies
- Public Record Office, London
- Publishing
- Puchelberg & Co. (Lorient)
- Puchelberg, Mr. (merchant at Lorient)
- Pucker, “a poor Toad”
- Pudsey v. Pudsey
- Pueckler-Muskau, Hermann Ludwig Heinrich, Prince von
- Puente de la Rada, Spain
- Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
- Puerto Rico
- Pufendorf, Samuel, Baron von
- Puffer (farm hand)
- Pulaski (steam packet)
- Pulaski, Count Casimir
- Puller, Richard & Charles (London bankers)
- Pulley, principle of the
- Pulling Point (Boston Harbor)
- Pulsifer, David, witness, No. 59
- Pulsifurd, Mr. (ex-prisoner)
- Pulsiver, Freeman, witness, No. 59
- Pulteney, Sir William
- Punic war
- Purcell, Henry, The Tempest
- Purchas, Samuel, Purchas His Pilgrimage
- Puritans
- Purmerend, Netherlands
- Purple Heart
- Purrington
- Purviance, Mr., of Baltimore
- Purviance (Purveyance), Robert
- Purviance (Purveyance), Mrs. (wife of Robert)
- Purviance, Robert and Samuel, Jr.
- Purviance (Purveyance), Samuel
- Purviance (Purveyance), Mrs. (wife of Samuel)
- Purysburg, S.C.
- Puss (Adams family pet)
- Putnam, Abigail Bishop (wife of Archelaus)
- Putnam, Dr. Archelaus (of Danvers)
- Putnam, Deborah Lothrop Avery Gardiner (wife of Israel)
- Putnam, Dr. Ebenezer (of Salem)
- Putnam, Edward (of Sutton, Mass.)
- Putnam, Eleanor
- Putnam, Elizabeth Chandler (wife of James)
- Putnam, Rev. George
- Putnam, Maj. Gen. Israel
- Putnam, James
- Putnam, Miss
- Putnam, Gen. Rufus (of Sutton)
- Putnam, Justice Samuel
- Putnam, Samuel (H.C. 1787)
- Putnam, Samuel, JA's law teacher
- Putney, Vt.
- Putrid fever (typhus or diptheria?)
- Puysegur, Marechal de, L'art de la guerre
- Pye, Henry James, A Commentary Illustrating the Poetic of Aristotle
- Pye, Adm. Thomas (Brit.)
- Pym, John (1584-1643, Brit. statesman)
- Pym, William
- Pynchon, Abigail Pease (wife of George)
- Pynchon, George (of Springfield)
- Pynchon, of Springfield, Mass.
- Pynchon, William (Salem barrister and judge)
- Pynchon v. Brewster
- Pyne, William Henry (Ephraim Hardcastle, pseud.), Wine and Walnuts
- Pyrenees
- Pyrrhonism
- Pythagoras