1The American Commissioners: Three Covering Notes for Captured Mail, 10–11 May 1777 (Franklin Papers)
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2From John Adams to Prince Dmitri A. Gallitzin, 8 March 1781 (Adams Papers)
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3From Benjamin Franklin to Francis M. Dana, 11 May 1781 (Franklin Papers)
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4To Benjamin Franklin from John Adams, 16 December 1781 (Franklin Papers)
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5From Benjamin Franklin to Robert R. Livingston, 12 April 1782 (Franklin Papers)
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6Franklin: Journal of the Peace Negotiations, 9 May[–1 July 1782] (Franklin Papers)
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7Report on Alliance with the Netherlands, [22 October] 1782 (Madison Papers)
The following dispatches, received by Congress on 17 October, were referred on that day to the committee: (1) Francis Dana’s of 28 June relating to potential trade between the United States and Russia; (2) Charles G. F. Dumas’ of 16–19 August concerning a commercial treaty between the United States and the Netherlands; and (3) John Adams’ of 18 August, enclosing a copy of the commission of...
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9To Benjamin Franklin from Franz Ulrich Theodor Aepinus, 1 [i.e., 12] February 1783 (Franklin Papers)
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10Franklin’s Answers to Five Questions about Trade, [on or before 21 March 1783] (Franklin Papers)
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