Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 14, P

• Paine, Thomas
• Paris, France
• Parish, John (of Hamburg, later U.S. vice consul to Hamburg)
• Parish & Thomson (Hamburg mercantile firm)
• Parker, Richard (of Va., father of Col. Richard)
• Parker, Col. Richard (U.S.)
• Parker’s General Advertiser and Morning Intelligencer (London)
• Parliament, British
• Partridge, George (Mass. member of Congress)
• Passports
• Passy, France
• Patriot (Republican) Party, Netherlands
• Paulus, Peter (Dutch immigrant to U.S.)
• Peace negotiations, Anglo-American
• Peace negotiations, Anglo-Dutch
• Peace negotiations, Anglo-French
• Peace negotiations, Anglo-Spanish
• Peale, Charles Willson (artist)
• Penet, J. Pierre (Nantes merchant)
• Penet, d’Acosta Fréres & Co. (Nantes mercantile firm)
• Penn, John (N.C. member of Congress)
• Penn, John (son of Lady Juliana)
• Penn, Lady Juliana Fermor (widow of Thomas Penn)
• Penn, Thomas (son of William)
• Penn, William (founder and proprietor of Penn.)
• Penn family
• Pennsylvania
• Pennsylvania Gazette (Philadelphia)
• Pennsylvania Journal (Philadelphia)
• Penobscot, Maine
• Penobscot River
• Persia
• Persius
• Peters, Richard (Penn. member of Congress)
• Petit, André (of Baltimore)
• Philadelphia, Penn.
• Philanthrop (pseudonym)
• Philippeaux Island
• Philosophes, French
• Pintard, John (translator)
• Pinto, Mr
• Pissot, Mr. (Paris bookseller)
• Pitt, William (the elder), Earl of Chatham
• Pitt, William (the younger)
• Platt, Jeremiah (New Haven merchant)
• Plautus
• Ploughjogger, Humphrey (pseudonym)
• Plymouth, Mass.
• Poland
• Polignac, Yolande Martine Gabrielle de Polastron, Duchesse de
• Politique hollandais
• Pomfret, Thomas Fermor, 1st Earl of (father of Lady Juliana Fermor Penn)
• Pope, Alexander
• Portland, William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, 3d Duke of
• Portraits
• Portsmouth, N.H.
• Portugal
• Pownall, Thomas (former gov. of Mass.)
• Preston, Capt. Thomas (Brit.)
• Price, Dr. Richard (Brit. political philosopher and theologian)
• Price, Mr. (of Bordeaux)
• Prices
• Prince, Rev. Thomas
• Princeton, N.J.
• Princeton College
• Prisoners of war
• Privateering
• Privy Council
• Prohibitory Acts (1775)
• Providence, R.I.
• Prussia
• Prussian Army
• Pseudonyms