Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 14, C

• CA
• Cadiz, Spain
• Caen, France
• Calker, B. C. V. (Dutch medal maker)
• Calkoen, Hendrik (Amsterdam lawyer)
• Cambridge, Mass.
• Camden, Charles Pratt, 1st Earl of (pres. of the Privy Council)
• Canada
• Canary Islands
• Cape Ann, Mass.
• Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia
• Capellen de Lathmer (relative of Joan Derk)
• Capellen tot den Pol, Joan Derk, Baron van der (Dutch anti-Orangist patriot)
• Cape Sable Island, Nova Scotia
• Capua, Italy
• Caramanico, Francesco d’Aquino, Principe de (Sicilian ambassador to Britain)
• Carleton, Gen. Sir Guy (Brit. commander in chief in America)
• Carlisle, Frederick Howard, 5th Earl of
• Carmichael, William (secy. to Jay)
• Carnes, Mr.
• Carrière (French artist)
• Carte, Thomas
• Caspian Sea
• Castries, Charles Eugène Gabriel de La Croix, Marquis de (French naval minister)
• Cataraqui River
• Catherine II (the Great), Empress of Russia
• Cats, V. (of Leeuwarden, Netherlands)
• Caucasus Mountains, Russia
• Cavendish, Lord John (M.P.)
• Cerisier, Antoine Marie (editor of Politique hollandais)
• Cérutti, Joseph Antoine Joachim
• CFA
• Challet Pere & Fils (Paris mercantile firm)
• Chalut, Abbé (French cleric)
• Chalut de Vérin, Geoffroy (farmer general, brother of Abbé)
• Channing, William (of R.I.)
• Chantilly, France
• Chapman, Mr. (1st officer of Grace)
• Charleston, S.C
• Charlestown, Mass.
• Chastellux, François Jean de Beauvoir, Chevalier de (French officer)
• Chattahoochee River
• Chavannes de la Giraudiére, L. de
• Chehaw Neck, S.C.
• Cherokee Indians
• Chesapeake Bay
• Chester, England
• Churches
• Cicero (Mass. privateer)
• Clarendon (pseudonym)
• Clark, George Rogers (U.S.)
• Classical references
• Clinton, George (gov. of N.Y.)
• Clinton, Lt. Gen. Sir Henry (former Brit. commander in chief in America)
• Cloth and clothing
• Coaches
• Cockade Conspiracy
• Codes and ciphers
• Codfish
• Codman, John, Sr. (father of Stephen)
• Codman, John, Jr. (brother of Stephen)
• Codman, Stephen (Boston merchant)
• Codman & Smith (Boston merchants)
• Coffin, Capt. Alexander (of the Hero)
• Colleges and universities
• Commerce (Mass. privateer)
• Commissioners at Paris (1st joint commission)
• Commissioners at Paris (2d joint commission)
• Committees of Correspondence
• Condillac, Abbé Étienne Bonnot de (French writer)
• Congress (Amer. ship)
• Connecticut
• Connecticut River
• Constance (Amer. brig)
• Constitutions des treize États-Unis de l’Amérique
• Constitutions of the Several Independent States of America
• Continental Army
• Continental Congress
• Continental Journal (Boston)
• Continental Navy
• Contraband
• Conway, Gen. Henry Seymour (Brit. commander in chief)
• Cook, Capt. James (Brit.)
• Cooper, Rev. Samuel (of Boston)
• Copenhagen, Denmark
• Corn
• Cornwallis, Gen. Charles Cornwallis, 2d Earl of (Brit.)
• Corsica
• Cossoul, François (merchant)
• Cottin fils & Jauge (Paris banking firm)
• Count D’Artois (Amer. ship)
• Courier de l’Amérique (Philadelphia)
• Courier de l’Europe (London)
• Courier du Bas Rhin (Cleves)
• Court de Gebélin, Antoine (French scholar)
• Cox, Capt. (of N.C.)
• Coxe, Tench (politician and economist)
• Crack, Capt. Stephen (of Boston and the Fearnot)
• Crajenschot, Jacobus Adrianus (Amsterdam bookseller)
• Cranch, Mary Smith (1741–1811, sister of AA)
• Cranch, Richard (1726–1811, brother-in-law of JA)
• Cranch family
• Creek Indians
• Creutz, Gustav Philip, Graf von (Swedish ambassador to France)
• Crèvecoeur, Michel Guillaume St. Jean de
• Crimea
• Crocco, Giacomo Francisco (Moroccan negotiator)
• Crommelin, Daniel, & Sons (Amsterdam banking firm)
• Customs Commissioners (Brit.)
• Customs Commissioners, American Board of (Brit.)