Original paper slip text:to JQA, with enclosures; two packets (25 Feb.–1 Dec. 1782) re U.S. northeast boundary and peace negotiations of 1782–1783, including correspondence of Vaughan with Earl of Shelburne.
125 p. (copies, partly in hand of CFA; partly in hand of another copyist)
Archival Notes:
Packet No. 1 "an account of the cause and extent of the National sentiments in G. Britain in favor of a reconciliation with the U. States." A fragment marked "A." Also some documents respecting the fisheries.
Packet No. 2 contains, first, the copy of a corrected letter from September 1795; also "some remarks &c respecting [the] negotiations of 1782." Also "a small packet of papers" which includes 1 re "the mode of conducting the search after documents [on the Boundary] question"; 2 "the sentiments of Messrs Vergennes and Turgot respecting the course to be pursued by France and Spain" in the American Revolution; 3 "the tone used by the leader in ... revolutionary France in 1792" when Vergennes' Amer. policy was under discussion; 4 "a communication" from JA to Vaughan, 13 Jan. 1783 to be transmitted to Lansdowne. Also a paper re Judge Dana. See Vaughan to JA letters, scattered from this date to 3 May 1830. Entered by ER 12/07/2015