Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 12, P

• Paine, Elijah (Vt. senator)
• Paine, Eunice (of Germantown, Mass.)
• Paine, Thomas (author of Common Sense)
• Paintings and prints
• Palatinate, Germany
• Papers of John Adams
• Papers of John Quincy Adams
• Paris, France
• Parker, Daniel (Watertown merchant)
• Parker, John (Brit. artist)
• Parker, Josiah (Va. representative)
• Parker, Capt. (of the Sidney)
• Parma, Ferdinand, Duke of
• Passports
• Pastoret, Claude Emmanuel Joseph Pierre (French statesman)
• Patriot Party (Dutch)
• Patronage
• Paul I, Emperor of Russia
• Paulus Hook (Jersey City), N.J.
• Pays de Vaud, Switzerland
• Payson, Jonathan (Haverhill, Mass., trader)
• Payson, Sarah Leavitt White (wife of Jonathan)
• Payson & Johnston (Haverhill, Mass., trading firm)
• Peabody, Elizabeth Smith Shaw (1750–1815, sister of AA)
• Peabody, Mary
• Peabody, Gen. Nathaniel (Atkinson, N.H., physician)
• Peabody, Rev. Stephen, Sr. (1741–1819, 2d husband of Elizabeth Smith Shaw)
• Peacefield
• Pearson, Eliphalet (Harvard professor)
• Peggy (bark)
• Pembroke (now Hanson), Mass.
• Penniman, Ebenezer (of Quincy)
• Pennsylvania
• Penthièvre, Louis Jean Marie de Bourbon, Duc de (French royal)
• Perkins, Anna
• Perkins, Elizabeth Wentworth Gould Rogers (mother of Anna Apthorp)
• Perry, William
• Peter, Martha Parke Custis (granddaughter of Martha Washington)
• Peterborough, N.H.
• Peter Porcupine (pseudonym)
• Philadelphia, Penn.
• Philadelphia County, Penn.
• Philadelphia Gazette
• Phile, Philip (German musician)
• Philippsburg, Germany
• Phillips, William, Jr. (brother of Abigail Quincy)
• Phillips Academy
• Phillips Exeter Academy
• Philosophy
• Phipps, Dr. Thomas (of Quincy)
• Pickering, Timothy (U.S. secy. of state)
• Pierce, Deacon Edward (of Dorchester)
• Pierce, Rev. John (of Brookline)
• Pinckney, Charles (gov. of S.C.)
• Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth (U.S. minister to France)
• Pinckney, Eliza (daughter of Charles Cotesworth)
• Pinckney, Mary Stead (wife of Charles Cotesworth)
• Pinckney, Thomas (S.C. representative)
• Pinegar, Capt. (of the Sterling)
• Pisa, Italy
• Pitcairn, Joseph (U.S. consul at Hamburg)
• Plater, George (gov. of Md.)
• Pléville Le Peley, Georges René (French politician)
• Plymouth, Mass.
• Poetry
• Poland
• Polar Star (Boston)
• Pope, Alexander
• Pope, Edward (Mass. judge)
• Pope, Elizabeth Greenleaf Eliot (wife of Edward)
• Pope, Sarah Whiting (of Quincy)
• Porcupine’s Gazette (Phila.)
• Porter, David (of Abington, Mass.)
• Porter, Lydia Harmon (wife of David)
• Portland, William Henry Cavendish Cavendish-Bentinck, 3d Duke of (Brit. home secretary)
• Portland, Maine
• Portraits
• Portsmouth, England
• Portugal
• Post
• Potomac Company
• Potomac River
• Potsdam, Germany
• Pratt, Cotton (son of Thomas)
• Pratt, Mary Green (wife of Thomas)
• Pratt, Matthew (Adams family tenant)
• Pratt, Thomas (of Quincy)
• Presbyterian Church
• Presidency, U.S.
• President’s House (Phila.)
• Prices
• Priestley, Joseph (Brit. scientist and theologian)
• Prince (Adams family servant)
• Princeton, Mass.
• Princeton College (formerly College of New Jersey)
• Privateers and privateering
• Provence, Louis Stanislaus Xavier, Comte de (brother of Louis XVI)
• Providence, R.I.
• Prussia
• Pseudonyms
• Pulteney, Sir William
• Putnam, Jesse (Boston merchant)