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To Benjamin Franklin, 22 November 1781 [Papers of John Adams 12:78]
From Benjamin Franklin, 26 November 1781 [Papers of John Adams 12:86]
From Nathaniel Nazro, November 1781 [Papers of John Adams 12:102]+
Enclosure: An Account, 31 May 1782 [Papers of John Adams 13:123]
From John van Heukelom & Zoon, 1 July 1782 [Papers of John Adams 13:142]+
To Robert R. Livingston, 6 September 1782 [Papers of John Adams 13:437]+
– AA brings to Europe [1 reference]
– AA on Anne Bingham's taste in [2 references]
– AA on Dutch [3 references]
– AA purchases items of or fabric for others [4 references]
– AA sends items of and fabric to U.S. [18 references]
– American or English and French compared [3 references]
– Boston fashion [1 reference]
– Cranches provide for Robert Cranch [1 reference]
– Elizabeth Shaw may take some of AA's older [1 reference]
– English shirts [2 references]
– French Queen to wear French only [2 references]
– German women at Germantown [1 reference]
– Harvard uniforms [6 references]
– Mary Cranch on Royall Tyler's [1 reference]
– Mary Cranch requests linen from AA [1 reference]
– appropriate for appearances at Court and in London [4 references]
– apron [1 reference]
– aprons [2 references]
– breeches [4 references]
– calico [11 references]
– cambric [7 references]
– caps [1 reference]
– caps, hats, and accessories [8 references]
– care and disposal of [4 references]
– chintz [3 references]
– coat [1 reference]
– coats [4 references]
– corsets [2 references]
– cost of [4 references]
– cotton [2 references]
– cotton stockings [1 reference]
– decorations for [1 reference]
– difficulty in transporting [1 reference]
– dimity [2 references]
– dress for queen's birthday celebration [5 references]
– dress of Prince of Wales' attendants [1 reference]
– dress of minister from Tripoli [4 references]
– dress styles in paintings [1 reference]
– ducapes [2 references]
– duck (cloth) [1 reference]
– flannel bodices [1 reference]
– for Adams brothers [16 references]
– for Adams children [10 references]
– from France for Continental Army [9 references]
– gauze [4 references]
– glut in Massachusetts (1784) [1 reference]
– gowns [11 references]
– handkerchiefs [4 references]
– hemp and flax [2 references]
– homespun stockings [1 reference]
– hoop skirts [1 reference]
– in London [3 references]
– in Paris [9 references]
– insignia on [2 references]
– lace [4 references]
– lamb skins [1 reference]
– linen [17 references]
– linen drapers [1 reference]
– lustring (silk) [3 references]
– mode [3 references]
– mourning clothes [5 references]
– muslin [4 references]
– nankeen [1 reference]
– need to dress for dinner [1 reference]
– night caps [1 reference]
– observations on fashion [14 references]
– of Elizabeth Quincy Shaw [1 reference]
– of French ballet dancers [2 references]
– of Phoebe Abdee [1 reference]
– of female entertainers [1 reference]
– paduasoy (silk) [2 references]
– petticoat [1 reference]
– petticoats [1 reference]
– plaid [1 reference]
– quilts [1 reference]
– ribbon for hat [1 reference]
– sarcenet [2 references]
– satin cloaks [1 reference]
– shirts [10 references]
– shoes [11 references]
– silk [9 references]
– silk handkerchiefs [1 reference]
– silk stockings [1 reference]
– slippers [1 reference]
– starching of shirts [1 reference]
– stockings [2 references]
– surtout [1 reference]
– tabinet [2 references]
– tammany [1 reference]
– thread [1 reference]
– umbrellas [1 reference]
– use of tailor by Elizabeth Shaw [1 reference]
– velvet [1 reference]
– waistcoats [8 references]
– woll [1 reference]
– worn at Paradises' party [1 reference]
– worn at sea [2 references]