Index: Consolidated, A

• “A.”
• “A” (newspaper pseudonym for Samuel Adams)
• 'Abd-ur-rahman Aga, Sidi Haggi (Tripoline ambassador)
• A.B. papers affair
• “A.Z.,” letter to Boston Censor
• AA
• AA2
• ABA
• Aan het Volk van Nederland (To the People of the Netherlands)
• Abatement of freehold, No. 17
• Abatement, plea in
• Abbadie, Jacques, Truth of Christian Religion
• Abbé de la Trappe
• Abbema, Balthasar Elias (of Amsterdam)
• Abbeville, France
• Abbington, Mass.
• Abbot, Abiel (Abbot 2d, H.C. 1787)
• Abbot, Abiel, Letters Written in the Interior of Cuba
• Abbot, Amos (of the Ranger)
• Abbot, Benjamin (H.C. 1788)
• Abbot, John (Harvard tutor)
• Abbot, Rev. John S. C.
• Abbot, Samuel
• Abbot, William Lovejoy (Abbot 1st, H.C. 1787)
• Abbot, Zebediah (of Andover, Mass.)
• Abbotts Langley, England
• Abdee, Phoebe (Adams family servant)
• Abdee, William (Adams family servant)
• Abélard, Pierre
• Abercrombie, Lt. Col. James (British)
• Abercromby, Maj. Gen. James
• Aberdeen Arctic Co. v. Sutter
• Aberdeen, Scotland
• Abernathy, Rev. John
• Abert, Lt. Col. John James, identified
• Abigail (Native American)
• Abingdon, Willoughby Bertie, 4th Earl of (writer and composer)
• Abington, Frances (actress)
• Abington, Mass.
• Abney, Sir Thomas
• Åbo, Finland
• Abolition
• Aboville, François Marie, Comte d'
• Abraham, Mr. (in St. Petersburg)
• Abrantès, Laure Permon Junot, Duchesse d', Mémoires
• “Abstract Exhibiting the Condition of the Banks of Massachusetts”
• Académie Royale des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres
• Académie française
• Académie royale de chirurgie
• Académie royale de musique
• Académie royale des sciences (Paris)
• Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg
• Acadia
• Acadian exiles (French neutrals)
• Acceptor of bill of exchange, action against
• Accessory
• Accomac County, Va.
• Accomplice
• Account annexed
• “Account of the Trial of Captain Preston” ... Annual Register for 1770
• Account stated, count on
• Account, action of, pleadings in
• Achates
• Acheson, Archibald, 2d earl of Gosford
• Acrobats (in London)
• Act of God, as excusing liability, No. 53
• Act of Settlement (1701)
• Act of Union (1707)
• Acte van Consulentschap
• Actionnaire, L' (French ship of the line)
• Actions in law
• Active (Continental packet)
• Active (French frigate)
• Active (merchant ship)
• Active (sloop), case of
• Actors and actresses
• Ad damnum, defined
• Adam (Biblical character)
• Adam brothers (English builders)
• Adam, Mr.
• Adam, Robert
• Adams Academy, Quincy, Mass.
• Adams Bibliography
• Adams Family Correspondence
• Adams Genealogy
• Adams Legal Papers
• Adams Manuscript Trust
• Adams Massacre Minutes, described
• Adams Memorial Society
• Adams National Historical Park (Old House; Vassall-Borland house)
• Adams Papers
• Adams Temple and School Fund
• “Adams faction”
• Adams family
• Adams family library (Stone Library)
• Adams v. Bowditch
• Adams v. Brown
• Adams v. Cordis
• Adams v. Eddy
• Adams v. Penniman
• Adams v. Whitmarsh
• Adams, Abigail Baxter (1634-1692, wife of Joseph)
• Adams, Abigail Brown Brooks (1808-1889, wife of Charles Francis, designated as ABA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Abigail Smith (1806-1845, daughter of TBA, later wife of John Angier)
• Adams, Abigail Smith (1744-1818, wife of John, designated as AA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Abigail, 2d (Nabby, Amelia, 1765-1813, daughter of AA and JA, wife of William Stephens Smith, designated as AA2 in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Alice (b. 1770, daughter of Ebenezer)
• Adams, Rev. Amos
• Adams, Ann (1731-1794)
• Adams, Ann (Nancy, 1773-1818, niece of JA)
• Adams, Ann Harrod (1774?-1845, wife of Thomas Boylston, designated as AHA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Anne Boylston (1706-1770, wife of Ebenezer)
• Adams, Arthur (1877-1943, son of JQA2)
• Adams, Mrs. (wife of Arthur)
• Adams, Benjamin, witness, No. 31
• Adams, Bethiah
• Adams, Betty
• Adams, Boylston (1771-1829, nephew of JA)
• Adams, Brooks (1848-1927, son of CFA, designated as BA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Capt., of Braintree
• Adams, Capt., master of Mass. privateer
• Adams, Charles (1770-1800, son of AA and JA, designated as CA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Charles Francis (1866-1954, designated as CFA3 in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Charles Francis, 2d (1835-1915, son of ABA and CFA, designated as CFA2 in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Charles Francis (1807-1886, son of JQA and LCA, designated as CFA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Charles Francis (of Dover, Mass.)
• Adams, Charles Frederick (of Boston)
• Adams, Daniel (pump- and blockmaker)
• Adams, Deborah
• Adams, Deacon Ebenezer (1737-1791, cousin of JA)
• Adams, Deacon Ebenezer (1762-1841)
• Adams, Ebenezer (1704-1769, uncle of JA)
• Adams, Rev. Ebenezer (1726-1764, cousin of JA)
• Adams, Ebenezer, juror, No. 59
• Adams, Edith Squire (1587-1673, wife of Henry)
• Adams, Edward, in No. 43
• Adams, Elihu (1741-1775, brother of JA)
• Adams, Elisha (ca. 1770-1819, nephew of JA)
• Adams, Elizabeth (1766-1852, daughter of Zabdiel)
• Adams, Elizabeth (stillborn daughter of AA and JA, 11 July 1777)
• Adams, Elizabeth (b. & d. 1780, niece of JA)
• Adams, Elizabeth Anne Crosby (wife of Boylston)
• Adams, Elizabeth Coombs (1808-1903, daughter of TBA, designated as ECA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Elizabeth Rawson (wife of Peter)
• Adams, Elizabeth Stearns (1742-1800, wife of Zabdiel)
• Adams, Elizabeth Welles (wife of Samuel)
• Adams, Frances Foster (1811-1812, daughter of TBA)
• Adams, George
• Adams, George Washington (1801-1829, son of JQA and LCA, designated as GWA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Georgeanna Frances (1830-1839, daughter of JA2)
• Adams, Hannah (daughter of Samuel)
• Adams, Hannah (1755-1831)
• Adams, Hannah (b. 1698)
• Adams, Hannah Bass (1662-1705, wife of Joseph)
• Adams, Henry (1838-1918, son of CFA, designated as HA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Henry (ca. 1583-1646)
• Adams, Henry, 2d (1875-1951, great-great-grandson of AA and JA, designated as HA2 in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Isaac Hull (1813-1900, son of TBA)
• Adams, Isaac (Harvard student)
• Adams, J. Q. (printer)
• Adams, James
• Adams, James, deposition, No. 29
• Adams, Jasper
• Adams, Deacon John (1691-1761, father of JA)
• Adams, John (JA's nephew, 1768-1835)
• Adams, Mrs. John
• Adams, Lt. John (ex-prisoner)
• Adams, John (1622-1706)
• Adams, John (1661-1702)
• Adams, John (1735-1826, designated as JA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, John (1875-1964, president, Massachusetts Historical Society)
• Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848, son of AA and JA, designated as JQA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, John Quincy (1815-1854, son of TBA, called “JQA Jr.”)
• Adams, John Quincy (1922-1987, trustee, Adams Manuscript Trust)
• Adams, John Quincy, 2d (1833-1894, son of ABA and CFA, designated as JQA2 in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, John, 2d (1803-1834, son of JQA and LCA, designated as JA2 in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, John, D.D. (1662-1720), CFA reads sermon
• Adams, Dr. Joseph (d. 1803)
• Adams, Joseph (of the Alliance)
• Adams, Joseph (1626-1694)
• Adams, Joseph (1654-1737, grandfather of JA)
• Adams, Rev. Joseph (1689-1783, uncle of JA, of Newington, N.H.)
• Adams, Dr. Joseph (1723-1801)
• Adams, Joseph Harrod (1817-1853, son of TBA)
• Adams, Joseph T. (ed., Columbian Centinel)
• Adams, Josiah (1696-1802)
• Adams, Deacon Josiah (1763-1844)
• Adams, Josiah, Jr. (1792-1882)
• Adams, Louisa Catherine Johnson (1775-1852, wife of John Quincy, designated as LCA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Louisa Catherine (1831-1870, daughter of ABA and CFA, later wife of Charles Kuhn, designated as LCA2 in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Love Lawrence (wife of Joseph)
• Adams, Marian Hooper (1842-1885, wife of Henry, designated as MHA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Mary (1845-1928, daughter of ABA and CFA, later wife of Henry Parker Quincy, designated as MA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Mary (Polly, 1769-1830, niece of JA, later wife of Elisha Turner)
• Adams, Mary Catherine Hellen (1806?-1870, wife of John 2d, designated as MCHA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Mary Crosby (1749-1780, wife of Peter Boylston, sister-in-law of JA)
• Adams, Mary Louisa (1828-1859, daughter of JA2, later wife of William Clarkson Johnson)
• Adams, Mehitable Spear (1737-1814, wife of Ebenezer)
• Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Micajah (1742-1769, JA's cousin)
• Adams, Miss (daughter of Samuel)
• Adams, Moses (1733-1778)
• Adams, Mr. (director of Quincy Lyceum)
• Adams, Mr. (of Quincy)
• Adams, Mr. (of Roxbury)
• Adams, Mr. (son of Samuel)
• Adams, Mrs. N. (of Medford)
• Adams, Peter (b. 1700, cousin of Deacon John Adams)
• Adams, Peter Boylston (1738-1823, brother of JA)
• Adams, Rev. Phineas (of Haverhill)
• Adams, Randolph G., New Light on the Boston Massacre
• Adams, Capt. Robert (of the Little Hannah)
• Adams, Ruth
• Adams, Ruth Ruggles (wife of William)
• Adams, Dr. Samuel
• Adams, Samuel (1689-1748)
• Adams, Samuel (1722-1803, 2d cousin of JA)
• Adams, Samuel (N.Y. physician)
• Adams, Dr. Samuel, Jr. (1751-1788)
• Adams, Sarah Smith (1769-1828, wife of Charles, designated as SSA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Solomon (Adams 2d, H.C. 1788)
• Adams, Susanna (1766-1826, daughter of Elihu Adams and niece of JA, later wife of Aaron Hobart Jr.)
• Adams, Susanna (1768-1770, daughter of AA and JA, called “Suky”)
• Adams, Susanna (1775-1776, daughter of Peter B. Adams and niece of JA)
• Adams, Susanna (Sukey, 1777-1816, daughter of Peter B. Adams and niece of JA, later wife of Darius Boardman)
• Adams, Susanna Boylston
• Adams, Susanna Boylston (1709-1797, mother of JA, later wife of John Hall)
• Adams, T. (Quincy tax collector)
• Adams, Thankful (1747-1822, wife of Elihu, sister-in-law of JA)
• Adams, Thomas (Adams 3d, H.C. 1788)
• Adams, Thomas, witness, No. 34
• Adams, Thomas (Boston printer)
• Adams, Thomas (delegate from Va.)
• Adams, Thomas (of Medfield, Mass.), identified
• Adams, Thomas (of the Ranger)
• Adams, Thomas (proprietor of Massachusetts Bay Company)
• Adams, Thomas Boylston (1772-1832, son of AA and JA, designated as TBA in The Adams Papers)
• Adams, Thomas Boylston, Jr. (1809-1837, son of TBA)
• Adams, Thomas Boylston (1910-1997, president of the Massachusetts Historical Society)
• Adams, William (of Hopkinton)
• Adams, William (of the Middle Temple)
• Adams, Capt. Winburn
• Adams, Rev. Zabdiel (1739-1801, cousin of JA)
• Adams-Clement Collection, Smithsonian Institution
• Adams-Cranch-Palmer circle in Braintree
• Adams-Onis Treaty (1819)
• Adan, John Richardson
• Addenet, Mr. (translator)
• Addington, Henry Unwin (British chargé in Washington)
• Addington, Isaac
• Addington, Justice (British)
• Addington, William
• Addison v. Row
• Addison, Joseph (British author)
• Addition (pleading term)
• “Address to the Inhabitants of Great Britain,” adopted by Continental Congress in 1775
• “Address to the People of the United States”
• “Address, Petition, and Remonstrance in favor of the Americans presented by the City of London to the King”
• Addresses of the Successive Presidents of the United States to Both Houses of Congress
• Adélaïde (aunt of Louis XVI)
• Adhémar, Jean Balthazar, Comte d' (French ambassador to Britain)
• Administration Dissected
• Administration of Justice Act (1774)
• Administration of estates, in Mass.
• Administrative law
• Administrator, action by
• Admiraal Generaal (Dutch ship of the line)
• Admiraal Piet Hein (Dutch ship of the line)
• Admiraal de Ruyter (Dutch ship of the line)
• Admiral (Amiral?, French prison ship)
• Admiral Keppel (British privateer)
• Admiralty
• Admiralty Book, JA's
• Admiralty Office, British
• Admiralty courts
• Admiralty law
• Admiralty, Board of (U.S.)
• Admiralty, High Court of (British)
• Admiralty, droits of
• Admonition in church discipline
• Adonis
• Adultery
• Adventure (Amer. brigantine, later Penelope)
• Adventurer, The
• Advertizer (Philadelphia)
• Advocate General v. David Plummer, Moses Bray, Daniel Plummer, Peter Clowning, Daniel Trew, Joseph Eveleth, and Thomas Corbin
• Advocate general in Admiralty, position offered to JA
• Advowson, writs of right of
• Aelian
• Aeneas
• Aeschines (Athenian orator)
• Aeschylus
• Aesop
• Affair of Honor, The (farce)
• Affaires de l'Angleterre et de l'Amérique
• Affidavits, of English witnesses in colonial suits, No. 12
• Affirmation
• Affray, sudden
• Affreightment, charter party of
• Africa and Africans
• African Americans
• Africanus, Scipio (of the Ranger)
• Afrin, Joseph (of the Ranger)
• Agamentacus Mountain, Maine
• Agnue, William, witness, No. 61
• Agreement, commonplaced
• Agreements, executory
• Agriculture
• Agrippina
• Aguesseau, Henri François de
• Ahlströmer, Baron Clas
• Ahlströmer, Baron Patrick
• Aid, the, defined
• Aigle (French frigate)
• Aiguillon, Duc d' (French minister of war and foreign affairs)
• Aiken, Jonathan (prisoner at Granville, France)
• Aikin, John, Select Works of the British Poets
• Aikley
• Ainsworth, Robert
• Aitken, James (“John the Painter”), identified
• Aitkin, Robert (printer)
• Aitkins, Silas, challenged juror, No. 64
• Aix, Ile de, France
• Aix-en-Provence, France
• Aix-la-Chapelle, France
• Ajax
• Akenside, Mark
• Al Borak
• Alabama (ship), claims
• Alabama, bank reports of
• Alagnac, M. d'
• Aland, Sir John Fortescue, Reports of Cases
• Ålands Sea
• Alaric
• Alaska
• Alava, Spain
• Alba Longa
• Albany (British sloop of war)
• Albany (formerly Aurania), N.Y., Dutch settlement of
• Albany (ship)
• Albany Congress (1754)
• Albany Convention
• Albany Plan of Union
• “Albany Regency”
• Albany Road
• Albany, N.Y.
• Albedhyll, Baron Gustaf von (Swedish chargé d'affaires at St. Petersburg)
• Albemarle, Duke of
• Alberda (of The Hague)
• Albert (CFA's manservant)
• Albert I, king of Austria
• Albertine, or The Heart's Three Trials
• “Alberts,” early German kings
• Albigenses
• Albion, The
• Alcaeus
• Alcibiades
• Alcman, Everett on
• Alcock v. Warden, No. 8
• Alcock, Joseph, plaintiff, No. 8
• Alcott, Amos Bronson
• Alden family
• Alden, Briggs
• Alden, Col., conveys letters between Mary Nicolson and AA
• Alden, John
• Alden, Rev. Noah, witness, No. 37
• Alden, Priscilla
• Alden, Timothy
• Alderney, Channel Islands
• Aldridge (of Uxbridge, Mass.)
• Alembert, Jean le Rond d' (French writer)
• Alert (British cutter)
• Alewives, laws regarding
• Alexander (Amer. ship)
• Alexander I, Czar of Russia
• Alexander VI, Pope
• Alexander family (from Scotland living in France)
• Alexander the Coppersmith
• Alexander the Great
• Alexander, Capt. Charles (of the Delaware)
• Alexander, Francis (artist)
• Alexander, John, & Company, in No. 8
• Alexander, Mariamne
• Alexander, Mr. (from Scotland living in France)
• Alexander, Robert (delegate from Md.)
• Alexander, Sir William (Scottish nobleman)
• Alexander, Maj. Gen. William (Lord Stirling, U.S.)
• Alexander, William (banker)
• Alexander, William, Jr.
• Alexandre (French ship of the line)
• Alexandre (Russian merchant ship)
• Alexandria, Va.
• Alfred (Continental ship)
• Alfred the Great
• Algeciras, Spain
• Algemeen Rijksarchief, The Hague, Dumas collection in
• Alger, Rev. Horatio
• Algiers and Algerines
• Alicante, Spain
• Alien Act
• Alimony
• Alison, Archibald, Essays on ... Taste
• Alison, Rev. Francis
• Alkmaar, Netherlands
• All's Well That Ends Well
• All, Capt. Isaac
• Allaire, Peter (N.Y. merchant and Brit. agent)
• Allamand, Jean Nicolas Sébastien (professor at Leyden)
• Allan, Hon. (prisoner of war)
• Allan, Mr.
• Allatius de Patria Homeri
• Allcock, William (Amer. prisoner)
• Allegheny College
• Allegheny Mountains
• Allen, Rev.
• Allen, Mr. (in Continental Army)
• Allen, Mr. (retired London wine merchant)
• Allen (tavernkeeper of Biddeford, Maine)
• Allen, Mr. (youth of Braintree)
• Allen family (of Philadelphia)
• Allen, Andrew (son of former Chief Justice William)
• Allen, Dr. Benjamin (apothecary)
• Allen, Betsey (daughter of Jonathan)
• Allen, Ebenezer, witness, No. 1
• Allen, Elizabeth Kent (wife of Jonathan)
• Allen, Ethan
• Allen, Heman (Ethan's brother)
• Allen, J. M., & Co. (auctioneers)
• Allen, J. (brother of Jeremiah Allen)
• Allen, James (CFA's classmate)
• Allen, James (of Philadelphia)
• Allen, Jeremiah (of Boston)
• Allen, John (of Boston)
• Allen, John (of Nova Scotia)
• Allen, John, Oration on the Beauties of Liberty
• Allen, Jolley
• Allen, Deacon Jonathan (of Braintree)
• Allen, Rev. Jonathan (of Bradford, Mass.)
• Allen (Atlen), Mr. (Brit. banker)
• Allen(?), Mr. (of Braintree)
• Allen, Mr. (father of John)
• Allen, Mr. (of Martha's Vineyard)
• Allen, Mr. (of Phila.)
• Allen, Mr.
• Allen, Mr., carries letters between JA and AA
• Allen, Mrs., witness, No. 29
• Allen, Phineas (CFA's classmate)
• Allen, Robert
• Allen, Robert (coroner)
• Allen, S. C. (Workingmen's party candidate)
• Allen, Samuel
• Allen, Samuel Clesson (U.S. Repr., Mass.), identified
• Allen, Thomas (of the Madisonian)
• Allen, William (former chief justice of Penn.)
• Allen, William (of the Ranger)
• Allen, William, Jr.
• Allen, William
• Allentown, Penn.
• Alleyne, Abel (of Braintree)
• Alleyne, Mary (mother of Thomas)
• Alleyne, Thomas (of Braintree)
• Alliance (Continental frigate)
• Alliance, term defined
• Alligator (British privateer)
• Allin, Mr. (of Braintree)
• Allin, Capt. (of Braintree)
• Alline, Henry (secretary of Kennebec Co.)
• Alline, Henry, Jr., letter to JA listed
• Allison (artist)
• Allison, Rev. Francis
• Allison, James, Jr. (U.S. Repr., Penn.)
• Allison, Rev. Patrick
• Allston, Ann Channing (1st wife of Washington)
• Allston, Washington
• Allyn, Capt. Francis, identified
• Allyne, John (H.C. 1785)
• Allyne, Mary
• Almanach royal
• Almanacs
• Almeida Beja e Noronha, João Theotonio de (Portuguese envoy to the Netherlands)
• Almeida, Don Joas Theolonico de
• Almodóvar, Pedro de Luxan y Silva, Marquis de (Spanish ambassador to Britain)
• Almon, John (London publisher)
• Almy, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
• Almy, Miss
• Alnwick, Northumberland, England
• Alphonsus, King
• Alsace, France
• Alsburn
• Alsop v. Ruttenbergh
• Alsop, John (of N.Y.)
• Alsop, Mary (daughter of John)
• Alsop, Mrs.
• Alsop, Richard
• Alston, Joseph and Theodosia Burr
• Alteration of instrument, No. 7
• Altinaa, Mme. (widow of Amsterdam)
• Alton, England
• Alton, Ill.
• Alum
• “Alva Gage,” JA's nickname for Thomas Gage
• Alva, Duke of
• Alva, Fernando Alvarez de Toledo, Duke of (1508-1582)
• Alvarez & Havart (Rotterdam merchants)
• Alwyn, William Cushing (Boston lawyer)
• Amaru, Tupac (Peruvian insurrectionary)
• Amateurs and Actors (farce)
• Amaury, Mr. (Paris bookseller)
• Ambés (Ambert, French wine region)
• Amboise, France
• Amboy, N.J.
• Ambrister, Capt. Robert C.
• Ambrose, Hope, Petition of
• Ambuscade (British frigate)
• Amee, Jacob
• “Amelia”
• Amelia County, Va.
• Amelia Sophia Leonora (aunt of George III)
• America (Mass. privateer)
• America (privateer sloop)
• America (ship of the line)
• American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• American Annual Register
• American Antiquarian Society
• American Archives
• American Army
• American Bank
• American Board of Customs Commissioners
• American Colonies
• American Colonization Society
• American Commissioners
• American Herald (Boston)
• American Insurance Co.
• American Jurist
• American Law Journal and Miscellaneous Repertory
• American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge
• American Monthly Magazine
• American Monthly Review
• American Peace Commission
• American Philosophical Society
• American Precedents of Declarations
• American Prohibitory Act
• American Quarterly Review
• American Revolution
• American Tartar (Mass. privateer)
• American Times
• American Unitarian Association
• “American Whig” essays
• American prisoners
• American republic
• American state officials
• “Americanus,” in Virginia Gazette
• “Americus,” quoted
• Ames, Eames
• Ames, Eliza
• Ames, Fisher (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Ames, Dr. Nathaniel, Sr., in Form XX
• Ames, Dr. Nathaniel, Jr.
• Ames, Deborah Fisher (wife of Nathaniel, Sr.)
• Ames, Seth (CFA's classmate)
• Amesbury, Mass.
• Amherst College
• Amherst, Gen. Jeffery
• Amherst, Mass.
• Amiel (of Taunton, Mass.)
• Amiel, Mrs. (wife of Peter)
• Amiel, Peter
• Amiens, France
• Amiot (Amott), Mr. (Canadian insurgent)
• Amity (schooner)
• Ammianus Marcellinus (Roman historian)
• Ammin & Smith (engravers)
• Ammunition, JA urges domestic manufacture of
• Amore Patriae Society (Rotterdam)
• Amory v. Fairbanks
• Amory, C.
• Amory, Charles
• Amory, James S. and Mary Copley Greene
• Amory, John
• Amory, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan
• Amory, Mrs. (wife of Jonathan)
• Amory, Jonathan (Boston merchant)
• Amory, Miss (of Boston)
• Amory, Mr., Cambridge house of
• Amory, Mr. (Mass. loyalist)
• Amory, Mr. and Mrs.
• Amory, Mrs.
• Amory, Rufus Greene
• Amory, Mrs. (wife of Thomas)
• Amory, Thomas
• Amory, Mrs. (wife of Thomas C.)
• Amory, Thomas C., identified
• Amory, William
• Amory, William (Harvard 1823)
• Amphictionic League
• Amphidamas, King of Euboea
• Amphion (Greek poet)
• Amphitrite (French ship)
• Amphitrite (wife of Poseidon)
• Amstel River, Netherlands
• Amsterdam (Mass. privateer)
• Amsterdam fever
• Amsterdam, Bank of
• Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Amusettes
• Amy, Col., and Gov. Hopkins
• Amy, Capt. Philip (of the Prince of Orange)
• Amyand, Anna Maria Corteen (wife of Sir George)
• Amyand, Sir George (London merchant)
• Amyot, Jacques (transl., Plutarch)
• Anabaptists
• Anacharsis
• Anacharsis of Scythia
• Anacreon (Greek poet)
• Anacreontics (Harvard Club)
• Anatomy
• Ancenis, France
• Anchises
• Anchors
• Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, Boston
• Ancram, Earl of
• Andalusia, Penn.
• Andaye, Mr. de
• Anderson (tavernkeeper of Byberry, Penn.)
• Anderson, Alexander Outlaw (later U.S. Sen., Tenn.)
• Anderson, Andrew (of the Ranger)
• Anderson, Capt. (of the Amer. sloop Morris)
• Anderson, Sir Edmund, Reports
• Anderson, Ephraim
• Anderson, Gilbert, witness, No. 62
• Anderson, James
• Anderson, Janet, witness, No. 62
• Anderson, John
• Anderson, Joseph (First Comptroller of Treasury)
• Anderson, Mr., carries letter to AA
• Anderson, Pierce B. (CFA's schoolmate), identified
• Anderson, Richard Clough, Jr. (minister to Panama conference), identified
• Anderson, Rufus, Observations upon the Peloponnesus and the Greek Islands, reviewed
• Andover Theological Seminary
• Andover, Mass.
• André, Maj. John (British)
• Andrew Doria (Continental ship of war)
• Andrew, a Negro, witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Andrews et al. v. King
• Andrews family, in No. 2
• Andrews, A. (painter)
• Andrews, Amos
• Andrews, Benjamin (of Boston)
• Andrews, Benjamin, Jr.
• Andrews, Capt.
• Andrews, Hannah (sister of John)
• Andrews, John
• Andrews, John
• Andrews, Rev. John (H.C. 1786)
• Andrews, John (judge), in No. 56
• Andrews, John (of Newburyport)
• Andrews, John, The Appellants Case and the Respondents Case
• Andrews, Jonathan, Jr.
• Andrews, Jonathan, defendant, No. 2
• Andrews, Joseph
• Andrews, Mr. (actor)
• Andrews, Mr., on Harvard exam committee
• Andrews, Mr., witness, No. 20
• Andrews, Samuel (Amer. burgomaster of Demerara)
• Andrews, Samuel (H. C. 1786)
• Andrews, William T.
• Andries Pels & Sons (Amsterdam mercantile firm)
• Andromache
• Andromeda (British frigate)
• Andros, Sir Edmund
• Andros, Francies (of the Ranger)
• Anfossi, Pasquale
• Angelica (Amer. privateer)
• Angell (of Providence, R.I.)
• Angeloni, Batista
• Angers, France
• Angier v. Jackson
• Angier, Abigail Smith Adams (1806-1845, wife of John, daughter of TBA)
• Angier, Charles
• Angier, Charles (son of Oakes)
• Angier, John (1803-1863, son-in-law of TBA)
• Angier, Rev. John (father of Oakes)
• Angier, Joseph
• Angier, Rev. Joseph (of Milton)
• Angier, Mrs. (wife of Joseph)
• Angier, Luther (of Medford)
• Angier, Mary (daughter of Oakes)
• Angier, Mrs. (mother of Joseph)
• Angier, Oakes (JA's law clerk, of West Bridgewater)
• Angier, S.
• Angier, Samuel (H.C. 1787)
• Angier, Samuel (brother of Oakes)
• Angier, Sarah (daughter of Oakes)
• Angier, Susanna (daughter of Oakes)
• Angier, Susanna Howard (Haward, wife of Oakes)
• Anglicans
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• Anglo-Dutch War (1780)
• Anglo-Dutch War (1652)
• Anglo-Dutch War (1672)
• Anglomanes
• Angoulême, Duc d'
• Angoulême, France
• Angrisani (opera singer)
• Anhalt Regiment (French)
• Anhalt, Germany
• Animal magnetism
• Animals, moral sense among
• Ankerloo, Capt. (of the frigate Illerim)
• Anmours, Chevalier Charles François de (French consul at Baltimore)
• Ann (N.C. schooner)
• Ann (ship)
• Ann Arbor, Mich.
• Anna (British transport)
• Anna Theresa (British packet)
• Annabella, British troop transport
• Annapolis Convention
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• Anne of Austria, Queen of France
• Anne, Empress of Russia
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• Anne, Queen of England
• Annesley (Annersley) v. Cutter
• Annibal (Hannibal, French ship of the line)
• Annio (medieval writer)
• Annual Register (London)
• Annual Register for 1770
• Annuity, action of, pleadings in
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• Anon., 1 Salk. 405
• Anon., 1 Vent. 214
• Anon., 12 Co. Rep. 87
• Anon., 12 Mod. 336
• Anon., 2 Salk. 482
• Anon., 3 Leon 231
• Anon., Jenk. Cent, 110
• Anon., Saville 90
• Anonymous letters
• Anquetil, Louis Pierre
• Anquetil, Capt. Thomas (of the Elizabeth)
• Ansbach, Germany
• Anseaume, Louis, La clochette
• Anson, George, Lord
• Anspach, Elizabeth Berkeley Craven, Margravine of, Memoirs
• Anstey, Christopher, New Bath Guide
• Anstey, John (London lawyer)
• Answer over
• Antalcidas, Peace of
• Antarctica
• Antelope (British warship)
• Anthon, John (legal writer)
• Anthon, Miss
• Anthony, Mr.
• Anti-Masonic Review
• Anticosti Island
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• Antimony (medicine)
• Antiochus
• Antipaedobaptists
• Antiquarian Society (of England)
• Antisemitism
• Antoine
• Antommarchi, Francesco, Last Days of Napoleon
• Antonio, Diego
• Antony, Mark
• Antwerp, Belgium
• Anville
• Anville (Enville), Jean Baptiste Frédéric de La Rochefoucauld de Roye, Duc d'
• Anville (Enville), Marie Louise Nicole Elisabeth de La Rochefoucauld, Duchesse d'
• Anville, Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d' (French cartographer)
• Apalachicola River, Fla.
• Apeldoorn, Netherlands
• Apely, Mr. (of Old South Church, Boston?)
• Aplin (Applin), James
• Aplin, John
• Apollo
• Apollo (Amer. ship)
• Apollo (Mass. privateer)
• Apostate, The
• Apostles
• Appeal of felony
• Appeal to Court of General Sessions
• Appeal to Inferior Court
• Appeal to N.H. Superior Court from Court Maritime, No. 58
• Appeal to Privy Council
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• Appeal to the World, An
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• Appearance, consent in award as substitute for, No. 10
• Appeltern, Netherlands
• Appleton, Charlotte (daughter of Nathaniel)
• Appleton, Elizabeth (daughter of Nathaniel)
• Appleton, Francis
• Appleton, Harriet Coffin Sumner (2d wife of Nathan)
• Appleton, John (Boston merchant, son of Nathaniel)
• Appleton, John, witness, No. 64
• Appleton, Miss
• Appleton, Rev. Nathaniel
• Appleton, Mrs. (1st wife of Nathan)
• Appleton, Dr. Nathaniel Walker
• Appleton, Nathan (U.S. Repr., Mass.)
• Appleton, Nathaniel (Boston merchant)
• Appleton, Nathaniel, witness, No. 64
• Appleton, Rachael Henderson (2d wife of Nathaniel)
• Appleton, Mrs. (wife of Samuel)
• Appleton, Samuel
• Appleton, Samuel, witness, No. 59
• Appleton, Thomas (son of Nathaniel)
• Appleton, Thomas G.
• Appleton, Mrs. (wife of William)
• Appleton, William
• Apportionment Bill
• Apprentices
• Apprenticeship, case involving
• Appropriations Bill
• Apthorp v. Gardiner, No. 9
• Apthorp v. Stanbridge
• Apthorp, Charles (1698-1758, father of James)
• Apthorp, Mrs. (wife of Charles)
• Apthorp, Charles Ward (son of James)
• Apthorp, Charlotte (daughter of James)
• Apthorp, Rev. East, house of
• Apthorp, Elizabeth (Betsy, daughter of James)
• Apthorp, Frances (daughter of John)
• Apthorp, George H.
• Apthorp, George Henry (son of James)
• Apthorp, Grizzel
• Apthorp, Grizzell (mother of James)
• Apthorp, Hannah (daughter of John)
• Apthorp, Hannah Greenleaf (wife of John)
• Apthorp, I. T. (tenant)
• Apthorp, James (1731-1799, of Braintree)
• Apthorp, John
• Apthorp, Mrs. (wife of John T.)
• Apthorp, Lucy Ann
• Apthorp, Misses
• Apthorp, Robert
• Apthorp, Sarah Wentworth (wife of James)
• Aquidneck Island, R.I.
• Aquilon (French East Indiaman)
• Aquino, Principe di Caramanico, Francesco d' (Sicilian envoy to Great Britain)
• Aquitaine, France
• Arabian Nights
• Arabic language
• Arabs
• Aragon
• Aragon, Jean Louis Sibille d' (secy. to Comte d'Adhémar)
• Aranda, Pedro Pablo Abarca de Bolea, Conde de (Spanish ambassador to France)
• Aranjuez, Convention of
• Aranjuez, Spain
• Arbella
• Arbelot, M.
• Arbitration
• Arbuthnot, Alexander
• Arbuthnot, John
• Arbuthnot, Adm. Marriot (British)
• Arc en Ciel (French ship)
• Arcadian Belles Lettres Society, Rome
• Archangel (British ship)
• Archer (young Englishman in Passy)
• Archer, Henry Waldegrave
• Archer, John
• Archer, William Segar (U.S. Repr., Va.)
• Archias
• Archibald (Archbald), Francis, Jr., witness, Nos. 63 and 64
• Archibald, George
• Archilochus (Greek poet)
• Archimedes
• Archipelago
• Architecture
• Archytas
• Arcot, India
• Arctic Circle
• Arctinus the Milesian, Sack of Troy
• Arcturus, rising of, and dating of Hesiod
• Arcy, Patrick d'
• “Ardelio”
• Arden, Richard Pepper, M.P.
• Ardent (British ship of the line)
• Ardoa (Ardway?), Mr.
• Arecs (Areca), Antoine (Spanish mule driver)
• Arenberg, Jean de Ligne van
• Arequipa, Peru
• Ares, Antonio (pseudonym)
• Arethusa (British frigate)
• Arey, Elizabeth (tenant)
• Arfvidson
• Argall, Sir Samuel
• Argenson, René Louis de Voyer, Marquis d'
• Argent v. Sir Marmaduke Darrell
• Argo (Dutch frigate)
• Argonauts
• Argout, Comte d' (gov. of Martinique)
• Ariadne (British sloop of war)
• Ariel (Continental sloop)
• Ariel, French ship of war
• Ariel, in JA's fantasy
• Arinoff, Capt.
• Ariosto, Lodovico
• Aristarchus
• Aristides
• Aristocracy
• Aristophanes
• Aristotle
• Arithmetic
• Arkansas, land claims
• Arlandes, François Laurent, Marquis de
• Arlanzón River, Spain
• Arlington (earlier known as Menotomy, West Cambridge), Mass.
• Armand, Gen.
• Armed Neutrality
• Armfelt, Gustaf Mauritz, Baron von
• Arminians
• Armistead, Col. Walker Keith, identified
• Arms
• Arms, law of
• Armstrong, Capt. (American prisoner of war)
• Armstrong, Andrew (formerly commercial agent in Haiti)
• Armstrong, Gen. John
• Armstrong, John
• Armstrong, John (delegate from Penn.)
• Armstrong, Mrs. (tipsy woman)
• Armstrong, Abigail Walker (wife of Samuel Turrell)
• Armstrong, Samuel Turrell (Boston mayor)
• Armstrong, T. B., Journal of Travels in ... Russia and Turkey
• Armstrong, Capt. William (Amer. prisoner)
• Armstrong, William
• Arne, Thomas Augustine, Artaxerxes
• Arnhem, Netherlands
• Arnold Arboretum
• Arnold Packet (Amer. ship)
• Arnold, Maj. Gen. Benedict
• Arnold, Capt.
• Arnold, Capt., mariner in service of Mass. Committee of War
• Arnold, Deacon
• Arnold, Elizabeth Rotch (later wife of Charles Tuttle), her “melancholy story”
• Arnold, James
• Arnold, Jo.
• Arnold, Cpl. John, in No. 60
• Arnold, Jonathan (ex-prisoner)
• Arnold, Joseph Neale
• Arnold, Margaret Shippen (wife of Benedict)
• Arnold, Mehitable Adams (wife of Joseph Neale)
• Arnold, Miss (sister of James)
• Arnold, Mr. (of Georgia)
• Arnold, Mr.
• Arnold, Jerusha
• Arnold, Samuel, Castle of Andalusia
• Arnold, Sarah Rotch (wife of James)
• Arnold, Thomas Dickens (U.S. Repr., Tenn.)
• Arnold-André plot
• Arnout, Capt. James (of the Queen of England)
• Arnoux, Abbé (French cleric)
• Aroy & Moylan, d'
• Arp, Jan or Matheus van (Amsterdam merchants)
• Arp, Matheus van
• Arp, Van, & Co. (Amsterdam merchants)
• “Arpasia”
• Arraignment, in Boston Massacre Trials
• Arras, Union of
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• Arriardant, Chevalier d'
• Arroyo, Don T. Miguel, identified
• Art
• Art of War
• Artaud, Mr. (in St. Petersburg)
• Artaxerxes
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• Articles of Capitulation, Yorktown, loyalists rendered liable to trial by
• Articles of Confederation
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• Artois (province of the Netherlands)
• Artois, Charles Philippe, Comte de (later Charles X)
• Artois, France
• Arts et Métiers
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• Arundl, Baron de
• Arvidson (Arfvidson), Mr.
• Ascanius
• Asgill, Capt. Charles (Brit.)
• Ash v. Lady Ash
• Ash, John (London bookseller)
• Ashburne, Capt.
• Ashburne, G. (ex-prisoner)
• Ashburton, John Dunning, 1st Baron of (chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster)
• Ashfield Act
• Ashfield, Mass. (formerly Huntstown plantation)
• Ashford v. Thornton
• Ashford, Conn.
• Ashley River, S.C.
• Ashley v. Ashley
• Ashley v. Simons the Jew
• Asia
• Asia (British warship)
• Asia Minor
• Asp, Per Olof von (Swedish chargé d'affaires to the Netherlands)
• Aspasia (wife of Pericles)
• Aspinwall, Dr. William
• Assassinations
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• Assembly
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• Assumpsit, action of
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• Assumpsit, special, action of
• Assyrian Empire
• Astley v. Reynolds
• Astley, Philip, equestrian
• Aston
• Aston, Sir Richard
• Astor, John Jacob
• Astorga, Spain
• Astral lamp
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• Astronomics
• Astronomy
• Asturias, Spain
• Astyanax
• Atalanta (British sloop of war)
• Athanasian Creed
• Athearn, James (clerk of court)
• Athearn, James (of Nantucket)
• Atheists
• “Athenaeum”
• Athenaeum, The (Boston periodical)
• Atheneum Publishers
• Athens, Greece
• Athern, James, witness, No. 45
• Atherton (of Braintree)
• Atherton, Consider, juror, No. 64
• Atherton, George (Harvard student)
• Atherton, Joshua (of N.H.)
• Atkins v. Hill
• Atkins, Charles, witness, No. 59
• Atkins, Dudley
• Atkins, Dudley, Jr. (of Newburyport)
• Atkins, Rebecca (sister of Dudley, Jr.)
• Atkins, Sarah Kent (wife of Dudley, Sr.)
• Atkinson, Elizabeth Storer (wife of John)
• Atkinson, John (Brit. merchant)
• Atkinson, N.H.
• Atlantic Islands
• Atlantic Ocean
• Atlas Ameriquain Septentrional
• Atlas Insurance Co.
• Atlas Maritime
• Atlee, Samuel John (delegate from Penn.)
• Attachment of goods
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• Attaint
• Atterbury, Bishop Francis
• Attica, Greece
• Atticus, Titus Pomponius, Cicero's letters to
• Attila
• Attorney General v. Flower
• Attorney General v. Lake
• Attorney General v. Woodmass
• Attorney, oath of
• “Attucks, Chrispus,” pseudonym
• Attucks, Crispus
• Attwood, Capt.
• Atwill, H. W.
• Atwood, Ebenezer
• Atwood, Ephraim Jr.
• Atwood, Hannah
• Atwood, Joseph
• Auber, Daniel François Esprit
• Aubert de La Chesnaye des Bois, François Alexandre, Dictionnaire historique ... des françois
• Auchmuty, Isabella
• Auchmuty, Robert, Jr.
• Auchmuty, Robert, Sr.
• Auditors
• Audlin, Mr. (of Exeter, N.H.)
• Audubon, John James
• Audubon, John Woodhouse and Victor Gifford
• Auger, l'abbé
• Augusta, Ga.
• Augusta, Me.
• Augusta, Mlle. (dancer)
• Augusta, Princess (daughter of George III)
• Augustinians
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• Aulus Gellius
• “Aurelia”
• Aurelius, Marcus
• Auris (hat merchant in Paris)
• Aurora (Dutch ship)
• Aurora (French frigate)
• Aurora (Mass. privateer)
• Aurora (U.S. ship)
• Aurora borealis
• Aurora, The (Philadelphia newspaper)
• Austen, Jane
• Austen, Mr. (merchant)
• Austin (of Suffield, Conn.)
• Austin (wine cooper of Boston)
• Austin, Anna Kent (cousin of AA)
• Austin, Benjamin, Sr. (father of Benjamin, Jr.)
• Austin, Benjamin, Jr. (Boston merchant)
• Austin, Charles
• Austin, Rev. Daniel (of Brighton)
• Austin, Ebenezer (1733-1818, cousin of AA)
• Austin, Ebenezer (b. 1704, uncle of AA)
• Austin, Hannah
• Austin, James T. (Mass. attorney general)
• Austin, Jane Ivers (wife of Benjamin, Jr.)
• Austin, Jonathan Loring (brother of Benjamin, Jr.)
• Austin, Maj. Jonathan Williams (JA's law clerk)
• Austin, Mary Smith (1710-1800, wife of Ebenezer, aunt of AA)
• Austin, Elizabeth (opera singer)
• Austin, Nathaniel (husband of Anna Kent)
• Austin, Sally (cousin of AA)
• Austin, Samuel
• Austin, Samuel
• Austin, Sarah T., Goethe
• Austria
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• Austro-Russian mediation (Anglo-French War)
• Auteuil, France
• Authorities
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• Autograph collectors, and Adams Papers
• Auvergne Regiment
• Avans, d', of The Hague
• Avaux, Jean Antoine de Mesme, Comte d' (17th-century French ambassador to the Netherlands)
• Averment, commonplaced
• Avery v. Inhabitants of Tyringham
• Avery, Elisha
• Avery, James (Mass. excise officer)
• Avery, John (Mass. secy. of the Commonwealth)
• Avery, Robert, killed at Machias, Maine
• Avignon, France
• Avila, Sancho (governor at Antwerp fort)
• Avon River, England
• Avory, Capt.
• Avowry, in replevin
• Award, commonplaced
• Axis in peritrochio
• Axminster, England
• Ayen, Duc de
• Ayen, Henriette Anne Louise (d'Aguesseau) de Noailles, Duchesse d'
• Ayen, Jean Louis François Paul de Noailles, Duc d'
• Ayer, C. C. (tenant)
• Ayers
• Ayers (Ayer), Thomas (housewright)
• Ayers (Ayres), Capt. John (?)
• Ayers (Eyers), Mr., carries letters between JA and AA
• Ayers, Mr., escapes from occupied Boston
• Ayliffe, John
• Aylva, S. D. van
• Aylwin, Thomas Cushing
• Aylwin, Thomas, defendant, Form XII
• Ayr, Scotland
• Ayres, Col.
• Ayres, Capt. John (of the Arnold Packet)
• Ayscough, Capt. James (of the Swan)
• Azores
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