Index: Adams Family Correspondence, Volume 14, P

• Packard Humanities Institute
• Page, Anne Lee (sister of Charles Lee)
• Paine, Elijah (Vt. senator)
• Paine, Eunice (of Germantown, Mass.)
• Paine, Thomas (Boston printer)
• Paintings and prints
• Paleske, Charles Gottfried (Prussian consul general to U.S.)
• Palmer, Amelia (daughter of Joseph Pearse)
• Palmer, Catherine (daughter of Joseph Pearse)
• Palmer, Elizabeth (daughter of Joseph Pearse)
• Palmer, Elizabeth Hunt (wife of Joseph Pearse)
• Palmer, George (son of Joseph Pearse)
• Palmer, Joseph Pearse (nephew of the Cranches)
• Palmyra, Syria
• Panin, Nikita Petrovich, Count (Russian minister to Prussia)
• Papers of John Adams
• Papers of John Quincy Adams
• Paradise, Lucy Ludwell (of London)
• Paris, France
• Parish, John (U.S. consul at Hamburg)
• Parker, Vice Adm. Sir Hyde (Brit.)
• Parker, Josiah (Va. representative)
• Parker, Lt. Samuel (U.S.)
• Parsons, Theophilus (Newburyport lawyer)
• Passports
• Paterson, Cornelia (daughter of William)
• Paterson, Cornelia Bell (1st wife of William)
• Paterson, Euphemia White (2d wife of William)
• Paterson, William (U.S. Supreme Court justice)
• Patronage
• Paul I, Emperor of Russia
• Paulus Hook (Jersey City), N.J.
• Payne, George (husband of Isabella)
• Payne, Isabella Elliot (daughter of Hugh Elliot)
• Peabody, Augustus (of Andover, Mass.)
• Peabody, Elizabeth Smith Shaw (1750–1815, sister of AA)
• Peabody, Dr. Nathaniel (of Andover, Mass.)
• Peabody, Samuel (of Boxford, Mass.)
• Peabody, Rev. Stephen, Sr. (1741–1819, 2d husband of Elizabeth Smith Shaw)
• Peacefield
• Pease, Capt. Levi (Shrewsbury, Mass., innkeeper)
• Pember, Edward (Phila. printer)
• Penfield, Samuel (Fairfield, Conn., innkeeper)
• Penniman, Stephen (of Braintree)
• Pennsylvania
• Perkin, Joseph (of Harpers Ferry)
• Perkins, Elizabeth Wentworth Gould Rogers (sister of Sarah Apthorp)
• Perponcher-Sedlnitzky, Hendrik George (Dutch diplomat)
• Perrault, Charles
• Perth Amboy, N.J.
• Peter (Adams servant)
• Peterborough, N.H.
• Peter Pindar (pseudonym)
• Peter Porcupine (pseudonym)
• Peters, Richard, Sr. (1744–1828, Phila. judge)
• Peters, Richard, Jr. (1779–1848, son of Richard, Sr.)
• Peters, Sarah Robinson (wife of Richard, Sr.)
• Petitain, Louis Germain
• Pheasant (Brit. sloop of war)
• Philadelphia, Penn.
• Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
• Philadelphia Gazette
• Philippsburg, Germany
• Phillips, Gen. George (brother of Hannah Cushing)
• Philosophy
• Phipps, Mary Brackett (wife of Thomas)
• Phipps, Samuel Danforth (son of Thomas)
• Phipps, Dr. Thomas (of Quincy)
• Phoenix (Brit. privateer)
• Piast of Poland
• Pichon, Louis André (French diplomat)
• Pickering, Rebecca White (wife of Timothy)
• Pickering, Timothy (U.S. secy. of state)
• Piedmont, Italy
• Pigot, Capt. Hugh (of the Hermione)
• Pigou (ship)
• Pinckney, Charles (S.C. politician)
• Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth (of S.C.)
• Pinckney, Thomas (S.C. representative)
• Pinckney family
• Pitcairn, Joseph (U.S. consul at Hamburg)
• Pitt, William (the younger, Brit. prime minister)
• Plainfield, N.J.
• Plato
• Platt, Jonas (N.Y. representative)
• Plauen, Germany
• Pliny the Younger
• Plutarch
• Plutarch (pseudonym)
• Plymouth, Mass.
• Plymouth County, Mass.
• Poetry
• Poland
• Polly (schooner)
• Pontefract, England
• Pope, Alexander
• Pope, Sarah Whiting (of Quincy)
• Popiel II of Poland
• Porcupine’s Gazette (Phila.)
• Porter, David (of Abington, Mass.)
• Porter, Lydia Harmon (wife of David)
• Port Folio (Phila.)
• Portland, Maine
• Portraits
• Portsmouth, N.H.
• Portugal
• Post
• Postlethwayt, Malachy (Brit. translator)
• Potomac River
• Potsdam, Germany
• Pratt, Mary Green (wife of Thomas)
• Pratt, Thomas (of Quincy)
• Précis des évènemens militaires (Hamburg)
• Presbyterian Church
• Presidency, U.S.
• President’s House (Phila.)
• President’s House (Washington, D.C.)
• Prices
• Priestley, Joseph (Brit. scientist and theologian)
• Priestley, Mary Wilkinson (wife of Joseph)
• Prince, Capt. Benjamin (of the Cornelia)
• Prince, Jo (in Quincy)
• Prince George’s County, Md.
• Princess Charlotte (Brit. packet)
• Princeton, Mass.
• Princeton, N.J.
• Princeton College (formerly College of New Jersey)
• Prior, Matthew
• Privateers and privateering
• Prodicus of Ceos (Greek philosopher)
• Prosser, Thomas Henry (of Richmond, Va.)
• Provence, Louis Stanislaus Xavier, Comte de (brother of Louis XVI)
• Providence, R.I.
• Prussia
• Prussian Army
• Pseudonyms
• Pufendorf, Samuel, Baron von