Congratulations on a reunited family. Counts upon a visit. A paper in circulation. A French letter on John Adams. Ought not to Very little intelligence from America. A demagogue and band of specu- Policy of America rests on a navy. Removal of Congress. Economy Names of French vessels for America. Arrival of Gerard, Jay and Car- February 28. JOHN ADAMS TO JAMES WARREN Lafayette going to Boston. Spain and Holland. February 28. ABIGAIL ADAMS TO MERCY WARREN The Alexanders and Jonathan Williams. Americans in Paris. Gellée's letter. Envy and treachery surround them. Lord Chesterfield's Letters. March 16. JOHN ADAMS TO JAMES WARREN Incidents and dangers of his voyage. Talk about him in England. March 18. JOHN ADAMS TO JAmes Warren Introduces Petry. French plans. Rodney's fortune. Hessians and the April 2. MERCY WARREN TO JAMES WARREN Franklin's character. Lee's pamphlet. Effect of the capture of Charleston. A success for our arms. Bowdoin and Hancock rival candidates for governor. Raynal's History. Arrival of British goods and politics involved. Matter of trade permits. August 3. SAMUEL Adams to JAMES WARREN Account not settled. The fleets and privateers. September 17. JAMES WARREN TO SAMUEL ADAMS Result of the elections. The secretaryship. October 12. JAMES WARREN TO JOHN ADAMS. Loss of letters. Arnold's treason. Situation of the armies and fleets. Taxes and specie. The new government. Bowdoin. The Continental Good disposition of Congress. Detention of clothing from France. Is Elections completed. Boston's neglect of Adams. The elected and Son has been captured by British. Recommends him. His objects in Governing powers in Massachusetts. Persons marked for sacrifice. Inattention to public principles. Convention at Hartford. Washington No communication with England. American youth in Europe. Has a December 19. JAMES WARREN TO JOHN ADAMS. Death of Admiral Ternay. Festivities of the new government. December 25. ARTHUR LEE TO JAMES WARREN . John Laurens and Dana. Blodget's deposition on the Alliance. Letters from Europe. Situation of Henry Laurens. Morgan's success. Settlement of accounts. Instructions for peace. What John Adams Practice of agriculture. English plans and peace proposals. Weakness Holland and Spain. Split in the British ministry. Gibraltar, peace and Opinion of the Dutch. Politics the same in Europe and America. Im- October 24. MERCY WARREN TO JOHN ADAMS The Dutch negotiation. Must be treated in her history. America not The Dutch treaty. Jay and Spain. British cabinet and loyalists. Despatches from France given to Morris. Manners of the place de- Sends the preliminary treaty of peace with Great Britain. Sweden in- January 29. JOHN ADAMS TO Mercy Warren Her annals and the Dutch negotiation. General Warren for Congress. Results of peace. Treaty of commerce with Great Britain. February 19. ARTHUR LEE TO JAMES WARREN . His Massachusetts lands. Peace. Quotas of states and the Confedera- March 20. JOHN ADAMS TO JAMES Warren Peace and a commercial treaty with Great Britain. Influence at work. Balance of power in Europe and instructions from Congress. Mis- Condition of affairs in England. A treaty of commerce. Shelburne Instructions from Congress. Emigrants from Europe. His resignation At peace, but not out of danger. Foreign officers and Congress. Lafay- ette. Congratulations on his negotiations. Cannot retire from public service. Reception given to the peace. Commercial treaty with Great Britain. A consular appointment. His land. Dana at St. Petersburg. His new appointment. Trade with the West Indies. Dana's return. November 15. JAMES WARREN TO JOHN ADAMS . Residence of Congress. Abuse of John Temple. |