Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 14, C

• CA
• Cabot, George (Mass. senator)
• Cádiz, Spain
• Caesar, Julius
• Calcutta (now Kolkata, India)
• Caldwell, Elias Boudinot (clerk of U.S. Supreme Court)
• Caldwell, Hannah Ogden (mother of Elias)
• Caldwell, Rev. James (father of Elias)
• Caldwell, Lt. John (U.S.)
• Callender, James Thomson (Phila. printer)
• Callimachus (Greek poet)
• Cambridge, Mass.
• Carasa, Ana Rodríguez de (wife of Gonzalo Herrera)
• Carlisle, Penn.
• Carlos IV, King of Spain
• Carlsbad, Bohemia (now Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic)
• Carpathian Mountains
• Carroll, Anne Brent (wife of Daniel)
• Carroll, Charles, IV (b. 1775, of Homewood)
• Carroll, Daniel (of Duddington)
• Carroll, Harriet Chew (wife of Charles)
• Carroll, Rev. John (bishop of Baltimore)
• Cary, Alpheus (of Quincy)
• Castine, Maine
• Castricum, Battle of
• Catherine II (the Great), Empress of Russia
• Cato the Younger
• Centinel of Freedom (Newark, N.J.)
• Centinel of Liberty (Georgetown, D.C.)
• Centurion (ship)
• Ceracchi, Giuseppe (Italian sculptor)
• CFA
• Champlin, Christopher Grant (R.I. representative)
• Charlemagne
• Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
• Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor
• Charles, Archduke of Austria
• Charles Emmanuel IV, King of Sardinia
• Charleston, S.C.
• Charlestown, Mass.
• Charlotte, Queen of England (wife of George III)
• Charlotte (ship)
• Chase, Samuel, Sr. (1741–1811, U.S. Supreme Court justice)
• Chase, Samuel, Jr. (1773–1841, son of Samuel, Sr.)
• Chatham, William Pitt, 1st Earl of
• Chemistry
• Chester, N.H.
• Chester, Penn.
• Chestertown, Md.
• Chevalier, Madame (French actress)
• Chew, Benjamin, Sr. (Penn. judge)
• Chew, Harriet
• China
• Chipman, Nathaniel (Vt. senator)
• Christiana, Del.
• Christianity
• Christopher (Adams servant)
• Church, Philip (nephew of Alexander Hamilton)
• Churches
• Church of England
• Cincinnati, Society of the
• Cisalpine Republic
• Claggett, Rev. Thomas John (Md. bishop)
• Claiborne, William Charles Cole (Tenn. representative)
• Clarendon, Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of
• Clark, Rev. William (of Quincy)
• Classical references
• Claxton, Thomas (House doorkeeper)
• Clay, Matthew (Va. representative)
• Clement XIV, Pope (Giovanni Ganganelli)
• Cleopatra (Brit. frigate)
• Cleverly, Elizabeth Dukesberry (wife of Thomas)
• Cleverly, Thomas (Quincy mariner)
• Clinton, George (gov. of N.Y.)
• Clinton County, N.Y.
• Clothing
• Clubs
• Coale, Edward Johnson (Baltimore lawyer)
• Cobbett, William (Phila. printer)
• Cobenzl, Johann Ludwig Josef, Count von (Austrian diplomat)
• Cocke, William (Tenn. senator)
• Cohen, Ephraim (Ernst, Berlin factory owner)
• Cohen, Pessel Zülz (Philippine, wife of Ephraim)
• Colden, Cadwallader David (N.Y. lawyer)
• Columbia College
• Columbian Centinel (Boston)
• Columbus, Christopher
• Combe, William
• Commercial Advertiser (N.Y.)
• Commercial Gazette (Boston)
• Condy, Jonathan W. (Penn. politician)
• Congregational Church
• Congress, U.S.
• Congress (U.S. frigate)
• Connecticut
• Connecticut (U.S. ship)
• Connecticut River
• Constantinople
• Constellation (U.S. frigate)
• Constitution, U.S.
• Constitution (U.S. frigate)
• Constitutional Telegraph (Boston)
• Continental Army
• Continental Congress
• Convention of 1800
• Cook, Capt. James (Brit. explorer)
• Cooper, Dr. Thomas (Sunbury, Penn., printer)
• Copenhagen, Denmark
• Copernicus, Nicolaus (Polish astronomer)
• Copley, Elizabeth Clarke
• Copley, Susanna Clarke (of London)
• Cordner, John (Phila. innkeeper)
• Cornelia (ship)
• Correggio, Antonio Allegri da (Italian artist)
• Cosmetics
• Courier and Evening Gazette (London)
• Courts
• Coventry, Conn.
• Coventry, England
• Cowes, England
• Coxe, Charles Davenport (of Sidney, N.J.)
• Coxe, Rebecca Coxe (2d wife of Tench)
• Coxe, Tench (Phila. merchant)
• Cracow, Silesia (now Kraków, Poland)
• Cramond, William (Phila. merchant)
• Cranch, Anna Greenleaf (Nancy, 1772–1843, wife of William)
• Cranch, Anne Allen (1799–1822, daughter of William)
• Cranch, Elizabeth Palmer (Betsy, wife of Joseph)
• Cranch, Joseph (1746–1806, nephew of Richard)
• Cranch, Mary Smith (1741–1811, sister of AA)
• Cranch, Richard (1726–1811, husband of Mary)
• Cranch, Richard (1797–1824, son of William)
• Cranch, William (1769–1855, nephew of AA)
• Cranch, William Greenleaf (1796–1872, son of William)
• Crane, Sarah Baxter (wife of Thomas)
• Crane, Thomas (of Quincy)
• Craper, Mr. (of Yorkshire, England)
• Credit
• Creech, Thomas (English classicist)
• Crime
• Cromwell, Oliver
• Crossen, Silesia (now Krosno Odrzańskie, Poland)
• Cumberland County, Penn.
• Cummings, Ann Lambert (wife of Henry)
• Cummings, Rev. Henry (of Billerica, Mass.)
• Cunern, Silesia (now Konary, Wołów, Poland)
• Currie, Mr. (Curry, Adams coachman)
• Curtis, Lt. Samuel (of Braintree)
• Cushing, Hannah Phillips (wife of William)
• Cushing, Nathan (Mass. judge)
• Cushing, William (U.S. Supreme Court justice)
• Custis, George Washington Parke (grandson of Martha Washington)
• Cuxhaven, Germany
• Czech Republic