Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 18, P

• Packard Humanities Institute, The
• Padilla, Don Juan de (Spanish insurgent)
• Padilla, Doña Maria Pacheco de (Spanish insurgent, wife of Juan)
• Page, Benjamin (of Groton, Mass.)
• Page, R. (Brit. artist)
• Paine, Thomas
• Paintings and prints
• Palatine Academy of Sciences (Mannheim, Germany)
• Palmer, Gen. Joseph (of Germantown, Mass.)
• Palmer, Capt. (of Clementina or Philippine)
• Paoli, Gen. Filippo Antonio Pasquale (former pres. of Corsica)
• Papers of Thomas Jefferson
• Paradise, Lucy Ludwell (of Va. and London)
• Paris, France
• Parker, Daniel (Watertown, Mass., merchant)
• Parker, Oliver (of Groton, Mass.)
• Parkinson, John (London merchant)
• Parliament, British
• Parliament, Irish
• Parsons, Theophilus (Newburyport lawyer)
• Partridge, Henry (Brit. lawyer)
• Partridge, Samuel (Boston merchant)
• Passamaquoddy Bay
• Passamaquoddy River
• Passports
• Patriot (Republican) Party, Netherlands
• Patronage
• Pauw, Cornelius de (French writer)
• Payne, George (Brit. consul to Morocco)
• Peace negotiations, Anglo-American
• Peace negotiations, Anglo-French
• Pelham, Mass.
• Pendleton, John (of Va.)
• Penhallow, John (Portsmouth, N.H., merchant)
• Penhallow v. Lusanna
• Penn, Richard (former lt. gov. of Penn.)
• Penn’s Hill, Mass.
• Pennsylvania
• Pennsylvania Evening Herald
• Pennsylvania Line
• Pennsylvania Packet
• Penobscot River
• Peñón de Vélez (Spanish enclave), Morocco
• Pensions
• Percy, Maj. Gen. Hugh (son of Duke of Northumberland)
• Persia
• Peter III, King of Portugal
• Peters, Richard (Phila. lawyer)
• Petersham, Mass.
• Philadelphia, Penn.
• Philip III, King of Spain
• Philippine (Amer. merchant ship)
• Phillips, Samuel, Jr. (of Andover, Mass.)
• Philosophy
• Pichault, Father François Maurice (of the Mathurins)
• Pierepont, Robert (of Boston)
• Pike, Rev. J. B. (of Briamore, Hampshire, England)
• Pinckney, Charles (gov. of S.C.)
• Pinckney, Thomas (of S.C.)
• Pintard, John (translator)
• Pinto de Balsamão, Luiz (Portuguese minister to Britain)
• Pitt, William (the younger, Brit. prime minister)
• Plato
• Plowden, Francis (Brit. lawyer)
• Plymouth, England
• Plymouth, Mass.
• Plymouth Company
• Poetry
• Poland
• Politique hollandais (Amsterdam)
• Polly & Nancy (merchant ship)
• Pondicherry, India
• Pope, Alexander
• Popham, George (Brit. colonizer)
• Popham Colony
• Portland, William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, 3d Duke of
• Port Mahon, Minorca
• Portsmouth, England
• Portsmouth, N.H.
• Portugal
• Portuguese-American Treaty of Amity and Commerce, 1786, unratified
• Portuguese language
• Portuguese Navy
• Potash (pearl ash)
• Powerful (Brit. ship of the line)
• Pownall, Hannah Astell (2d wife of Thomas)
• Pownall, Thomas (former gov. of Mass.)
• Pratt, Matthew (Adams tenant)
• Pratt, Samuel (of Needham, Mass.)
• Pratt, Sarah (wife of Samuel)
• Pratt, William (clerk for Forrest & Stoddert)
• Price, Dr. Richard (Brit. political philosopher and theologian)
• Prices and costs
• Priestley, Dr. Joseph (Brit. scientist and theologian)
• Prisoners of war
• Privateers, American
• Privateers, British
• Privateers, French
• Privateers, Portuguese
• Privy Council (Brit.)
• Prizes
• Provoost, Rev. Samuel (bishop of N.Y.)
• Prussia
• Prussian-American Treaty of Amity and Commerce
• Prussian Army
• Pryce, William (Brit. antiquarian)
• Pseudonyms
• Public Advertiser (London)
• Puerto Rico
• Puller, Richard & Charles (London banking firm)
• Putnam, Gen. Rufus (U.S.)