The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution: Being the Letters of Benjamin Franklin, Silas Deane, John Adams, John Jay, Arthur Lee, William Lee, Ralph Izard, Francis Dana, William Carmichael, Henry Laurens, John Laurens, M. Dumas, and Others, Concerning the Foreign Relations of the United States During the Whole Revolution; Together with the Letters in Reply from the Secret Committee of Congress, and the Secretary of Foreign Affairs. Also, the Entire Correspondence of the French Ministers, Gerard and Luzerne, with Congress, 第 2 巻

J.C. Rives, 1857

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To the President of Congress Paris January 20th 1777	9

Dubourg to B Franklin Paris September 8th 1777	11

To David Hartley member of Parliament Passy October 14th	18

To David Hartley Passy February 12th 1778	24

To Dr Bancroft Passy April 16th 1778	30

Instructions to B Franklin as Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court	44

James Lovell to B Franklin Philadelphia June 13th 1779 71	71

Robert R Livingston to B Franklin Philadelphia November 27th	395

Robert dwedish Ambassado Passy Dette	402

To Richard Oswald Passy January 14th 1783	411

Rosencrone Minister of Foreign Affairs in Denmark to M	417

To David Hartley Passy March 23d 1783	424

The city of Hamburg to Congress March 29th 1783	427

To the Grand Master of Malta Passy April 6th 1783	433

To Robert R Livingston Passy April 27th 1783	439

To James Lovell Passy September 30th 1779	77

To James Lovell Passy October 17th 1779	86

James Lovell to B Franklin Philadelphia February 24th 1780	93

To the Judges of the Admiralty at Cherbourg Passy May 16th	101

Count de Vergennes to B Franklin Versailles April 23d	110

W F Dumas Passy July 26th 1780	114

To James Lovell Passy August 10th 1780	121

Charles Vernon LieutenantGovernor of the Tower of London	127

James Lovell to B Franklin Philadelphia December 21st 1780	133

James Lovell to B Franklin Philadelphia May 9th 1781	151

To Major William Jackson Passy June 28th 1781	160

To Major William Jackson Passy July 5th 1781	166

John Adams to B Franklin Amsterdam October 4th 1781	172

William Alexander to B Franklin Paris December 15th 1781	185

Remarks on the Conciliatory Bill	193

Robert R Livingston to B Franklin Philadelphia January 23d

David Hartley to B Franklin London January 24th 1782	209

Robert R Livingston to B Franklin Philadelphia February 13th	215

Edmund Burke to B Franklin London February 28th 1782	221

England Mr Deanes discontents his vindication of Arnold	227

Robert R Livingston to B Franklin Philadelphia March 9th	228

John Adams to B Franklin The Hague March 26th 1782	235

To Robert R Livingston Passy March 30th 1782	239

To Robert R Livingston Passy April 8th 1782	242

David Hartley to B Franklin I ondon May 1st 1782	249

Robert R Livingston to B Franklin Philadelphia May 22d	256

Richard Oswald to B Franklin Paris June 5th 1782	263

To Robert R Livingston Passy June 25th 1782	267

JOURNAL	273

To Lord Shelburne Passy March 22d 1782	274

Notes for Conversation	282

To John Adams Passy April 21st 1782	288

To Count de Vergennes Passy May 4th 1782	295

To John Adams Passy May 8th 1782	296

To Lord Shelburne Passy May 10th 1782	302

Henry Laurens to B Franklin Ostend May 17th 1782	309

Lord Shelburne to B Franklin Whitehall May 28th 1782	319

Lord Shelburne to Richard Oswald Whitehall May 21st 1782	326

CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED	346

To David Hartley Passy July 10th 1782	348

Lord Grantham to B Franklin Whitehall July 26th 1782	354

To Robert Morris Passy August 12th 1782	361

America	370

Robert R Livingston to B Franklin Philadelphia September	376

David Hartley to B Franklin Bath October 4th 1782	381

vantage of obtaining an acknowledgment from the States of Barbary	388

Explanation of the counter project of a treaty of amity and com	458

Plan of a treaty with Portugal	472

The Popes Nuncio to B Franklin	478

John Jay to B Franklin Passy September 11th 1783	482

To the President of Congress Passy September 27th 1783	488

To the President of Congress Passy December 25th 1783	494

To the President of Congress Passy December 26th 1783	500

David Hartley to B Franklin London March 2d 1784	501

Consular Convention	507

To Count de Mercy Argenteau Passy July 30th 1784	515

To the President of Congress Passy April 12th 1785	519

To Mr Grand banker at Paris Philadelphia July 11th 1786	525

Committee of Foreign Affairs to John Adams York in Pennsyl	537

To James Lovell Passy July 9th 1778	543

To James Warren Passy August 4th 1778	550

To the President of Congress Passy September 11th 1778	556

To the President of Congress Passy October 2d 1778	563

The Commissioners to John Paul Jones Passy June	570

To Samuel Adams Passy February 14th 1779	573

To Count de Vergennes Passy February 27th 1779	579

To the President of Congress Braintree August 3d 1779	585

To James Lovell Braintree August 13th 1779	598

To Samuel Huntington President of Congress Braintree October	602

Instructions for a treaty of peace with Great Britain	608

To the President of Congress Corunna December 16th 1779	615

To the Count de Vergennes Paris February 12th 1780	624

Genet First Secretary for the Department of Foreign Affairs	630

Genet to John Adams Versailles February 20th 1780	636

To Samuel Adams Paris February 23d 1780	640

To Dr Cooper of Boston Paris February 28th 1780	646

To the President of Congress Paris March 3d 1780	648

To Edmund Jennings Paris March 12th 1780	657

To the President of Congress Passy March 14th 1780	660

To the President of Congress Paris March 19th 1780	667

To the President of Congress Paris March 24th 1780	673

To the President of Congress Paris March 24th 1780	675

To the President of Congress Paris March 29th 1780	681

To Arthur Lee at LOrient Paris March 31st 1780	687

To the President of Congress Paris April 3d 1780	694

To the President of Congress Paris April 6th 1780	700

To William Carmichael Secretary of the American Embassy	710

To the President of Congress Paris April 8th 1780	712

To the President of Congress Paris April 10th 1780	716

To the President of Congress Paris April 14th 1780	722

de Sartine Paris April 16th 1780	729

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書籍名	The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution: Being the Letters of Benjamin Franklin, Silas Deane, John Adams, John Jay, Arthur Lee, William Lee, Ralph Izard, Francis Dana, William Carmichael, Henry Laurens, John Laurens, M. Dumas, and Others, Concerning the Foreign Relations ..., 第 2 巻 The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution: Being the Letters of Benjamin Franklin, Silas Deane, John Adams, John Jay, Arthur Lee, William Lee, Ralph Izard, Francis Dana, William Carmichael, Henry Laurens, John Laurens, M. Dumas, and Others, Concerning the Foreign Relations of the United States During the Whole Revolution; Together with the Letters in Reply from the Secret Committee of Congress, and the Secretary of Foreign Affairs. Also, the Entire Correspondence of the French Ministers, Gerard and Luzerne, with Congress, United States. Dept. of State
著者	United States. Dept. of State
編集者	Jared Sparks
出版社	J.C. Rives, 1857
書籍の提供元	ミシガン大学
デジタル化された日	2006年7月12日

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