[364] Hale, Franklin in France, I, 327-28; Chapter XVII, Captain Landais, prints many original letters connected with the dispute. [365] Hale, Franklin in France, I, 330-31. [366] Bigelow’s Franklin, VII, 97-98, Franklin to Jonathan Williams, June 27, 1780. [367] Wharton, Diplomatic Correspondence, III, 535. [368] Force Transcripts, Library of Congress, 137, 3, p. 313. [369] Journals of Continental Congress, November 4, 1780; July 10, 1781. [370] Force Transcripts, Library of Congress, 137, 1, p. 463, Instructions to Barclay. [371] Journals of Continental Congress, November 18, 1782; Force Transcripts, 137, p. 55, Instructions to Barclay. [372] Journals of Congress, November 1, 1783; C. H. Lincoln, Calendar of John Paul Jones Manuscripts, 188, Franklin to Jones, December 17, 1783. [373] Records and Papers of Continental Congress, 90, p. 9. [374] Ibid., 90, pp. 21, 27. [375] Force Transcripts, Library of Congress, 137, 1, p. 357. [376] Records and Papers of Continental Congress, 50, pp. 1-13, Pollock to President of Congress, a _résumé_ of Pollock’s services as commercial agent at New Orleans. [377] Records and Papers of Continental Congress, 50, p. 66. [378] Ibid., 50, pp. 77-81. [379] Records and Papers of Continental Congress, 50, p. 97. [380] Records and Papers of Continental Congress, 50, p. 120, Copy of Capitulation of Inhabitants of the Settlements on Lake Pontchartrain, dated October 16, 1779, with signatures of nineteen men. [381] Records and Papers of Continental Congress, 50, pp. 123-25, Pollock to Pickles, January 20, 1780. [382] Force Transcripts, Library of Congress, 137, 2, p. 281; 37, p. 95. PART II THE STATE NAVIES CHAPTER XI THE NAVY OF MASSACHUSETTS