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The president De Thou introduces his history with “Pro veritate historiarum mearum deum ipsum...
Another original letter of the Count de Vergennes to Dr. Franklin or sending him Mr. Adam’s...
The Hague, August 22, 1782—wrote tosSecretary Livingston—“Their high mightinesses have at length...
The Hague, Sept. 6, 1782—Wrote to Mr. Secretary Livingston, “In your letter of the 5th of March,...
The Hague, September 12, 1782—wrote to Mr. Livingston: “Your letters express a desire that I...
The Hague, September 17, 1782—Wrote to secretary Livingston—“You will naturally inquire, whether...
The Hague, September 17, 1782—Wrote again to Mr. Secretary Livingston, “This morning I was in...
The Hague, September 23, 1782—wrote to Mr. Secretary Livingston: “As this is a moment of great...
The Hague, October 8th; 1782—Wrote to Secretary Livingston—“At 12 o’clock to-day I proceeded,...
In my first personal interview with Mr. Jay in private, between him and me alone, that minister...
The information given me by Mr. Ridley upon my arrival in Paris, that Dr. Franklin had written to...
Instructions to the Hon. John Adams, for the treaty of peace, dated 14th August, 1779 . Sir—You...
The instructions of congress to Mr Jay, as minister to the king of Spain, were never communicated...
As my object is to deposit as much about information concerning an interesting period of our...
I shall now proceed with that obnoxious Journal:— Monday, Nov. 11, 1782. Mr. Whiteford, the...
The Journal proceeds—November 18, 1782.—Returned Mr. Oswald’s Visit. He says Mr. Strachy, who sat...
“Sirs—The Journal proceeds—1782—November 21, Thursday—Paid a visit to Mr. Brantzen, and then to...
The Journal proceeds—1782—November 26—Tuesday—Breakfasted at Mr. Jays, with Dr. Franklin, in...
The Journal proceeds—1782 Nov. 29, Friday. Met Mr. Fitzberbert, Mr. Oswald, Mr. Jay, Mr. Laurens,...
When the conferences between the British and American ministers were first opened, or very soon...
Some honourable gentlemen, from the ardor of their benevolence to me, and their laudable desire...
The preliminaries of peace were signed and I was weary of writing in the night. I do not find...
Rough draft of the passport for British Ships. We, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin and John Jay,...
The journal proceeds—1783, Monday, May 5th.—Dined with my family at comte Sarsefields. The dukes...
The Journal proceeds—1783, May 22, Thursday. This morning I drew the following letters too be...
The journal of the 22d of May 1783, proceeds— Mr. Hartley’s observations and propositions left...
Paris. June 14, 1783. Gentlemen—Permit me to address the enclosed Memorial to your excellencies,...
Mr. Hartley’s memorial—June 1, 1783. The proposition which has been made for an universal and...
By this time we were pretty well convinced that the coalition cabinet would do nothing by treaty,...
My last letter contained the journal of the 19th of June, 1783, and completes the copy of that...