Who did most of the work during the negotiations leading to the Treaty of Paris?

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John Jay and Benjamin Franklin were the two American negotiators who did most of the work during the negotiations leading to the Treaty of Paris. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were also involved in the negotiations, but they played lesser roles. Charles Cornwallis and François-Joseph-Paul de Grasse were British military leaders, not negotiators. Guy Carlson and Peter Salem are not historical figures, and Lemuel Haynes was a notable African American writer and minister, but was not involved in the negotiations leading to the Treaty of Paris.

Who Did Most of the Work During the Negotiations Leading