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 1896. Th manuscript volume banr Wintrp's comment that "t may bo added that
 th* geater pert of th* letters addr ed to Mr. rving by Madias. and other pnubc
 men of that period perishd In the irast lew Tozk Ie a 188."
Ferna Niles Papers.
 Por tbh purpoem of this study the work o Oues Joed Outlire do Ie R1os, eveath
 Oount and iret Duak of ntAa Niea, ambassador to glean sad later to Prame, Is
 sua lently explained in the lddal correspondence sad the work o the Manaqd do
 Vl-Urratla. Thee were in 198, however, private papers belonging to him sad other
 prominent member of the family in the pseesein of tb present Dake of Prain
 NI~a, at Santo Isabel, d Madrid.
Irujo Paper.
 There Is Hlttl biographial information available eoneerning Catrlo Martnes do
 Irujo y Ta6n, Marquds do Oas Iruao Spanish seeretoe do atade and erlie mnlais
 ter to the United states. Much Infomation about his work oeers in the ofldS*l come-
 spondence dted, however. For farther personal dats, one might rter to certain of the
 private ppers for 1818-1819 whieh wer in 1988 nl the psseeslon of the Duae of
 otomayor, in Madzd
Library of Congres, Divisin of Manuseripts.
 Oatside of the photograph material previously m tioned, there re in the wealth
 oa papers in this division several lleetios bearing m or les diretly oa the Adams
 Oafs negotiation. The have been cited eeordingly If quoted or rered to in the tet.
 The which should bo metiond particularly the Monroe, Madisod and Jackson
 papers. The most important to thee documents have ba published, aad the ob1eh
 oorrespondene of thMes ma is to b found nl the archives of tho autle departmets.
 In addition to the Mouroe eorrespoadme an the regular collection a labeled in the
 Division of ManuaMripts, there i a vlume of a ret papers of the secretary of state
 labeled "Spaulh Afairs," coverntg tb yers 1810-1816. It Includes memoranda of
 a conversation n 1811 between More and Jan Beuaabe, who rd a laterms-
 diary for Onfs, and a copy and trandation of the notorious letter e Oat to th e ap-
 tain-neral of Oareas, February 1810, whieh wa inacurately published In
 A..P., P.R., MI:404. These paper wee tradrred from tho State Departmet n
 106, but their Import bad been hidden ovwin to the manunr of bading. My attention
 was directed to them by Mr. Donald E. Muridg of tih Divison of Manueripts.
 Private papers of Mons also appear nl other olletions, notably that of the New
 York Public Library.
 The National Arehives, Washinton.
 Division of Legilative Arehives.
 The originals oa the Presidential m sales to Oongre eonaerning the treaty neo-
 tiation, with aompayinga documents. rerrnd to hein as duplicated in the Depart-
 mnt of State dies or publishd nl the Amrioen Bftat Paers, re among the Benate
 archives transferred to tho National Arhves in 1987.
 Division of Navy Department Arehives.
 The loqbook of the loopof-var "Hornet." bearlg brie notes condemning the mls-
 don on which it carried John Forsyth and the eehange copy of the Adama-Ona TWret
 to Spain in 1819, is now lIed in the Ntional Arhives.
 Division of State Department Arhives (D.8.).
 The diplomatic records formerly n the Alrhives Section of the Department to State
 were tranerrd to the National Arhives in 1988. The identity ad itegrity of the
 series r of ours scrpulously maintained. and eitatios prepared previously ar
 Atil valid.
 Thee well-kown coletion have ben used by many investigator, but berLtofore
 no satisfatory position of our relations with Spain darlg or after the War fd 1813
 has result. This stdy is primarily eonered with te later of those two periods but
 the records of the earlier hae been surveyed for the bakgrouds of the Adame-Os
 negotiation.
 The papers deal with Spain ar boem oll e coples d letters Mnt out, orighlal of
 despatches and other correspondence reelved. The legation es are stil in Madrid.