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Adams Papers Indexes | Adams Papers, Cumulative Index to volumes published through 2008 | D | Denmark
John Thaxter to Abigail Adams, 30 April 1780 [Adams Family Correspondence 3:330]
John Thaxter to Abigail Adams, 30 April 1780 [Adams Family Correspondence 3:332]+
James Lovell to Abigail Adams, 27 November 1780 [Adams Family Correspondence 4:22]
John Adams to Richard Cranch, 2 July 1782 [Adams Family Correspondence 4:340]
Abigail Adams to Charles Storer, 22 May 1786 [Adams Family Correspondence 7:190]+
Abigail Adams to Abigail Adams Smith, 15 August 1786 [Adams Family Correspondence 7:319]
– African possessions [1 reference]
– Austro-Russian mediation and [1 reference]
– Britain rejects role in mediation of Anglo-Dutch war [3 references]
– British seizure of ships [1 reference]
– Congress seeks information on [1 reference]
– Dana obtains intelligence about [1 reference]
– Dana's powers to treat with [1 reference]
– Dutch fear of [1 reference]
– Fox's proposed settlement of Anglo-Amer. war and [1 reference]
– Fox's proposed settlement of Anglo-Dutch War and [5 references]
– JA dines with minister to Netherlands from [1 reference]
– JA on national treasury of [1 reference]
– JA on neutrality of [1 reference]
– JQA finds friendly [1 reference]
– JQA visits on return to The Hague [1 reference]
– West Indian colonies [1 reference]
– West Indian colonies of [2 references]
– admission of U.S. to Armed Neutrality and [3 references]
– admission of ships from into U.S. ports [1 reference]
– and Baltic trade [1 reference]
– and Dutch recognition of U.S. [2 references]
– and West Indian trade [2 references]
– and armed neutrality [19 references]
– and consequences of Anglo-American peace and reconciliation [1 reference]
– and failure of Armed Neutrality to recognize U.S. [1 reference]
– and intervention on behalf of Dutch neutrality [2 references]
– and protection of foreign trade [4 references]
– and subsidiary treaties [2 references]
– and the U.S. [2 references]
– as Russian ally [1 reference]
– borrows money in Netherlands [3 references]
– code name [1 reference]
– commercial treaty with Russia [2 references]
– controls passage from North Sea to Baltic [1 reference]
– declaration of accession to armed neutrality [4 references]
– effect of Amer. political and military situation on [1 reference]
– effectiveness of British diplomacy toward [1 reference]
– erroneous report that JA authorizes privateers to take ships of [2 references]
– makes St. Thomas a free port [4 references]
– mentioned [22 references]
– naval support to Netherlands [1 reference]
– need for Amer. minister in [3 references]
– need for U.S. minister to [2 references]
– need for loan [1 reference]
– policy toward depredations against neutral commerce [1 reference]
– possibility of 19 April 1781 memorial offending [1 reference]
– possibility of trade with U.S. [1 reference]
– possible mediation by [2 references]
– proposed pass for ship of to sail under U.S. flag [1 reference]
– recognition of Amer. independence by [2 references]
– returns Alliance prizes to Britain [4 references]
– rumored support of Britain [4 references]
– sale of timber from [2 references]
– seeks alliance with Hanseatic League [2 references]
– source of naval stores [3 references]
– support for Amer. independence by [1 reference]
– supporters of Duke of Brunswick in [1 reference]
– trade in naval stores [1 reference]
– trade with U.S. [4 references]
– treaty of amity and commerce with [1 reference]