The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 04
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The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 04
United States -- Foreign relations -- 1775-1783; United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Sources
His appointment as Commissioner not sought by him.--Opinion
of Colonel Laurens's abilities.--Difficulties at Philadelphia.
To the President of Congress. Braintree, November
4th, 1779, 337
Accepting the commission of Minister for negotiating
peace and commerce with Great Britain.
Instructions for a treaty of peace with Great Britain, 339
Instructions for a treaty of commerce with Great
Britain, 342
To the President of Congress. Braintree, November
7th, 1779, 344
Transmits a copy of the letter book of the Commissioners
at the Court of Versailles.
To B. Franklin. Ferrol, December 8th, 1779, 345
Informs him of his arrival at Ferrol, being obliged to
put in there, in consequence of a leak.
To the President of Congress. Ferrol, December
11th, 1779, 346
Arrival at Ferrol.--Attentions of the Spanish and
French officers.
To the President of Congress. Corunna, December
16th, 1779, 348
Disposition of Spain.--Report of the intended mediation
of Russia on the basis of independence.
To the Governor of Corunna. Corunna, December
18th, 1779, 351
Names of the persons for whom Mr Adams wishes for
passports to Bayonne.
M. de Sartine to John Adams. Versailles, December
31st, 1779, 352
To the President of Congress. Bilboa, January
16th, 1780, 352
Sketch of the northwestern provinces of Spain.
To the Count de Vergennes. Paris, Feb. 12th, 1780, 360
Informs him of his mission.--Intends to take no measures
without consulting the French Ministers.--Requests advice as
to the course to be pursued in making known his mission.
To M. de Sartine. Paris, February 13th, 1780, 363
Thanks for his being permitted a passage in the Sensible.
Count de Vergennes to John Adams. Versailles,
February 15th, 1780, 363
Advises him to conceal the object of his commission
for a time.
To the President of Congress. Paris, February
15th, 1780, 364
Arrives in Paris.--Has a conference with the French
Ministers.--Supplies to be sent from France.--Preparations
of England.
To the President of Congress. Paris, February
17th, 1780, 366
Supplied with money by M. Lagoanere at Corunna.
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