Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 13, P

• Packard, Rev. Asa (of Marlborough, Mass.)
• Packard Humanities Institute
• Padua, Italy
• Page, Sir Francis (Brit. judge)
• Paine, Elijah (Vt. senator)
• Paine, Robert Treat (Mass. politician)
• Paine, Thomas (author of Common Sense)
• Paine, Thomas (Boston printer)
• Paintings and prints
• Palestine
• Palmer, Elizabeth (daughter of Joseph Pearse)
• Palmer, Elizabeth Hunt (wife of Joseph Pearse)
• Palmer, Joseph Pearse (nephew of the Cranches)
• Paltsits, Victor Hugo (editor)
• Papers of John Adams
• Papers of John Quincy Adams
• Paradisi, Giovanni (Cisalpine Republic director)
• Paris, France
• Parker, Isaac (Maine representative)
• Parker, John (of Phila.)
• Parker, Josiah (Va. representative)
• Parsons, Eben (Boston merchant)
• Parsons, Theophilus (Newburyport lawyer)
• Parthenopean Republic
• Passamaquoddy Bay, Maine
• Passports
• Paterson, William (U.S. Supreme Court justice)
• Patriotic Addresses.
• Patronage
• Paul I, Emperor of Russia
• Paxton, Charles (of Boston)
• Peabody, Abigail Little (wife of Nathaniel)
• Peabody, Elizabeth Smith Shaw (1750–1815, sister of AA)
• Peabody, Gen. Nathaniel (Atkinson, N.H., physician)
• Peabody, Rev. Stephen, Sr. (1741–1819, 2d husband of Elizabeth Smith Shaw)
• Peacefield
• Pearce, William (cousin of Richard Cranch)
• Pearson, Eliphalet (Harvard professor)
• Peckham, Lewis (U.S. Army surveyor)
• Peekskill, N.Y.
• Pender, Capt. Francis (of the Saint Albans)
• Penniman, Samuel (of Braintree)
• Pennsylvania
• Perkins, Charlotte Appleton (wife of Thomas)
• Perkins, Deborah (Debby, of Amesbury, Mass.)
• Perkins, Sarah Blodget (wife of Stephen)
• Perkins, Stephen (father of Deborah)
• Perkins, Thomas (son of William)
• Perkins, Col. William (of Boston)
• Perponcher-Sedlnitzky, Hendrik George (Dutch diplomat)
• Perrin, Antoine
• Perry, Capt. Christopher Raymond (of the General Greene)
• Perry, Oliver Hazard (son of Christopher)
• Persia
• Peter, Martha Parke Custis (granddaughter of Martha Washington)
• Peter, Robert (father of Thomas)
• Peter, Thomas (husband of Martha)
• Peter (brig)
• Peter Pindar (pseudonym of John Wolcot)
• Peter Porcupine (pseudonym)
• Peters, Maria Wilhelmina (daughter of Richard, Sr.)
• Peters, Ralph (son of Richard, Sr.)
• Peters, Richard, Sr. (1744–1828, Phila. judge)
• Peters, Richard, Jr. (1779–1848, son of Richard, Sr.)
• Peters, Sarah Robinson (1753–1804, wife of Richard, Sr.)
• Peters, Sarah Robinson (1785–1850, daughter of Richard, Sr.)
• Peters, Thomas (son of Richard, Sr.)
• Peters, William (father of Richard, Sr.)
• Petrarch
• Pets
• Philadelphia, Penn.
• Philadelphia Chemical Society
• Philadelphia Gazette
• Philadelphia Monthly Magazine
• Philippsburg, Germany
• Phillips, Capt. Isaac (of the Baltimore)
• Phillips, William (Boston merchant)
• Phillips Academy (Andover, Mass.)
• Phillips Exeter Academy
• Philosophy
• Phipps, Dr. Thomas (of Quincy)
• Physics
• Pichon, Louis André (secy. to French legation in Netherlands)
• Pickering, Rebecca White (wife of Timothy)
• Pickering, Timothy (U.S. secy. of state)
• Pickering (brig)
• Piedmont, Italy
• Pillnitz, Saxony
• Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth (U.S. minister to France)
• Pinckney, Eliza (daughter of Charles Cotesworth)
• Pinckney, Thomas (S.C. representative)
• Piozzi, Hester Lynch Salusbury Thrale
• Pirna, Germany
• Pisa, Italy
• Pitcairn, Joseph (U.S. consul at Hamburg)
• Pitt, William (the younger, Brit. prime minister)
• Pius VI, Pope
• Plato
• Plauen, Germany
• Pliny the Elder
• Plymouth, Mass.
• Poetry
• Poland
• Polaski (brig)
• Pollock, Martha Anthony (daughter of Joseph Anthony)
• Pomerania (province of Prussia)
• Pommereul, François René Jean, Baron de
• Pool, Samuel (Harvard student)
• Poor, Capt. Jeremiah (of Atkinson, N.H.)
• Poor, Jonathan (brother of Jeremiah)
• Pope, Alexander
• Porcupine’s Gazette (Phila.)
• Port-au-Prince, St. Domingue (now Haiti)
• Porter, David (of Abington, Mass.)
• Porter, Rev. Eliphalet (of Roxbury)
• Porter, Lydia Harmon (wife of David)
• Port Folio (Phila.)
• Portland, Maine
• Portraits
• Portsmouth, England
• Portsmouth, N.H.
• Portsmouth, Va.
• Portugal
• Post
• Potawatomi Nation
• Potomac River
• Potsdam, Germany
• Pottstown, Penn.
• Poultier d’Elmotte, François Martin (French politician)
• Powel (Powell), Elizabeth Willing (sister of Margaret Hare)
• Pratt, Thomas (of Quincy)
• Pratt, Mr.
• Preble, Lt. Edward (U.S.)
• Prescott, Samuel (Harvard student)
• Presidency, U.S.
• President’s House (Phila.)
• President’s House (Washington, D.C.)
• Price, Ezekiel (of Boston)
• Price, Dr. Richard (Brit. political philosopher and theologian)
• Prices
• Priestley, Joseph (Brit. scientist and theologian)
• Prince George’s County, Md.
• Princeton, N.J.
• Privateers and privateering
• Prosper (ship)
• Providence, R.I.
• Prussia
• Prussian Army
• Pryor, Mary (Brit. Quaker)
• Pseudonyms
• Pyrrho of Elis (Greek philosopher)
• Pythagoras