The Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States of America: From the Signing of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, 10th September, 1783, to the Adoption of the Constitution, March 4, 1789 ...

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Pennsylvania line p 28 From Elias Boudinot to General Washington
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From Elias Boudinot to the Ministers Plenipotentiary of the United
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From Elias Boudinot to the Honorable the Burgomasters and Senate
49
From the Chevalier de la Luzerne Minister of France to the Pres
73
From Thomas Mifflin circular to the Governors of States Annap
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From Thomas Mifflin to the Minister of France Annapolis Decem
90
From Richard Henry Lee President of Congress to Benjamin
91
Extract from the Secret Journal of Foreign Affairs December
92
Letter from John Jay Secretary for Foreign Affairs to Monsieur
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From the same to the same New York February 10 1785
112
From John Jay to the President of Congress New York Feb
113
From Monsieur de Marbois to John Jay New York February
120
John Adams to the President of Congress Auteuil near Paris
121
From Monsieur de Marbois to John Jay March 17 1785
126
From John Jay to Robert Morris March 31 1785
133
From John Jay to Monsieur de Marbois May 19 1785
144
John Jay to Monsieur de Marbois June 27 1785
159
Monsieur de Marbois to John Jay New York July 19 1785
166
John Jay to Monsieur de Marbois August 9 1785
168
John Jay to the President of Congress August 25 1785
174
Monsieur Otto to John Jay New York September 28 1785
182
John Jay to Monsieur Otto November 28 1785
189
John Jay to the President of Congress December 26 1785
192
John Jay to Monsieur Otto November 30 1785
199
The scheme of the convention between his most Christian Majesty
205
Report of Secretary Jay upon the scheme of the convention respect
218
Report of Secretary Jay on a reference of the subject of the consular
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John Jay to the President of Congress April 24 1786
235
Monsieur Otto to John Jay New York December 21 1786
241
John Jay to Monsieur Otto New York November 2 1786
242
Report of Secretary Jay on the above letter March 13 1788
248
Note of the Minister Plenipotentiary of France demanding the sur
254
Report of Secretary Jay on the note of the Minister of France
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Extract from the laws of Virginia
269
Marquis de la Fayette to the President of Congress Paris Decem
279
Marquis de la Fayette to Robert Morris December 26 1783
280
Robert Morris to John Jay September 30 1784
290
Versailles June 11 1784
297
John Jay to the Marquis de la Fayette July 15 1785
303
Mr Hardy to Secretary Thomson September 13 1785
309
John Jay to Marquis de la Fayette New York June 16 1786
317
From the same to the same Paris May 30 1787
323
Robert Morris to Thomas Barclay December 5 1782
331
Thomas Barclay to Robert Morris LOrient February 9 1783
337
From the same to the President of Congress LOrient September
348
John Jay to Thomas Barclay April 15 1785
356
CORRESPONDENCE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
363
John Jay to the President of Pennsylvania New York February
411
John Jay to Benjamin Franklin January 12 1787
419
Benjamin Franklin to the President of Congress Philadelphia
430
From the same to the same The Hague April 10 1784
442
From the same to the same The Hague April 22 1784
453
From the same to the same The Hague June 7 1784
458
Report of Secretary Jay on the letter of John Adams June
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From the same to the same Auteuil near Paris November
470
Report of Secretary Jay on Mr Adamss letter of January
474
John Adams to John Jay April 13 1785
480
John Adams to John Jay Auteuil near Paris May 4 1785
485
John Adams to John Jay Auteuil near Paris May 8 1785
491
John Adams to John Jay Auteuil near Paris May 13 1785
495
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE JOINT COMMISSIONERS AND MINIS
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Riviere Chargé dAffaires of Saxony to the Commissioners
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From the same to the same Passy October 28 1784
516
The Commissioners to Baron Thulemeier Passy November 10
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de Sa dated Queluz October 24 1784 to M de Souza
540
The Commissioners to Lord Caermarthen Grosvenor Square April
546
Mons de Pio to the Commissioners Paris January 22 1785
549
Baron de Thulemeier to the Commissioners The Hague February
560
The Commissioners to the Count de Vergennes Passy March
568
The Duke of Dorset to the Commissioners Paris March
574
The Commissioners to M Favi Passy June 8 1785
582
Baron Thulemeier to Thomas Jefferson The Hague July
594
The Commissioners to John Jay Grosvenor Square April
600
The Commissioners to John Jay Grosvenor Square March
604
John Jay Secretary for Foreign Affairs to Thomas Jefferson Min
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Thomas Jefferson to John Jay Paris June 17 1785
617
From the same to the same New York September 15 1785
620
From the same to the same Paris August 14 1785
627
John Jay to Thomas Jefferson New York December 7 1785
637
Thomas Jefferson to John Jay Paris October 6 1785
648
Thomas Jefferson to John Jay Paris December 24 1785
676
Thomas Jefferson to John Jay Paris January 2 1786
683
Thomas Jefferson to John Jay Paris January 27 1786
713
From the same to the same New York May 10 1786
719
From the same to the same London April 23 1786
725
Thomas Jefferson to John Adams Paris May 11 1786
731
From the same to the same Paris May 23 1786
750
From the same to the same Paris May 27 1786
756
Benjamin Franklin to Lewis R Morris Passy September
763
Thomas Jefferson to John Jay Paris April July 8 1786
769
Thomas Jefferson to John Adams Paris July 11 1786
791
From the same to the same Paris August 13 1786
804
Thomas Jefferson to John Jay Paris September 26 1786
812
Thomas Jefferson to John Jay Paris October 23 1786
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