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    Q

  • Queries for the ministry to answer
    with regard to several points
    1
  • - - - invidious ones relating to
    the Colonies
    64
  • - - - of the Lawyers of Pen-
    sylvania
    265.280
  • Question to the author of Letters
    to a Noble Lord
    164
  • vide it Answer'd by the Author
    173

    R

    R Brought up. Page

  • Resolves of the Assembly
    of Massachusetts Bay
    254
  • - - - of Connecticut
    280
  • - - - of South Carolina
    313
  • - - - of the Populace
    of Connecticut
    317
  • - - - of the Assembly of
    Massachusetts Bay about the
    Courts of Justice being shut
    up
    328
  • - - - of the Congress
    366
  • - - - of the House of
    Commons for Imposing Duties
    in America &c
    447
  • - - - of Massachusetts Bay
    with regard to the Compensa-
    tion     to the Sufferers
    550
  • Representatives - [diamond] the right
    of sending them prov'd
    131
  • - - - not sending 'em
    repugnant to the Constituo
    Ibid
  • Regency Act
    136.
  • Races at Westminster
    Ibid
  • - - - the Same
    168
  • Riot at Hutchinson s &c an
    Account of the whole
    178.182.
  • - - - at Secy Olivers &c.
    166170
  • - - - at New Port against
    Moffat and Howard
    178
  • - - - at New York about the
    Stamp Act
    272
  • Remark's on Marblehead &
    Braintree Instructs
    252
  • - - - Page 801 under Letter Z

    Index

    R

  • Representatives of Massachusetts Bay
    Address to Gov. Barnard Page
    6
  • - - - their Circular Letter for a
    Congress
    180
  • - - - Answer to Gov. Barnards
    Speech of the 25 Septem. 1765
    244
  • - - - Answer to Gov. Barnard
    Expostulation
    323
  • - - - Remonstrance to Gov. Barnard
    About Drawing Money out of the Treasy.
    286
  • - - - Answer to Gov. Speech
    327
  • - - - Address to Do Do
    426
  • - - - Another to Ditto
    428
  • - - - Voted that their Debates
    should be public
    435
  • - - - Answer to Gov. Barnard
    about Compensation to Sufferers
    443
  • - - - Commended for Their
    Conduct relative to the Compensation &c
    460
  • - - - Address to Gov. Barnard
    534
  • - - - Address to the King
    550
  • - - - Answer to the Gov. Speech
    wherein they find fault with Gov.
    Hutchinson setting in Council
    581
  • - - - Remonstrance to Gov
    about drawing money out of Treasy.
    586
  • - - - Answer to the Gov. Speech
    wherein they deny Gov. Hutchinsons
    right to sett in Council
    581
  • - - - Remonstrance to the Gov.
    about Gov. Palliser's Proclamo.
    589
  • - - - Answer to Gov. Message
    they Deny Hutchinsons right to sett
    in Council
    596
  • - - - Answer to Gov. Message
    about paying the Agent
    600
  • - - - Answer to Gov. Message
    about Pallisers proclamation
    606
  • - - - Letter to Agent Debert
    which Contains the whole Argument
    for
    Excul
    Excluding Govr. Hutchinson
    from the Council
    620
  • - - - Address to Govr. Barnard
    662
  • Regulations of the Trade in America
    Complain'd of
    6
  • Ditto
    15.Ibid.
  • Representation of the Americans
    in the British Parlament the
    Utility of
    21
  • - - - on the Carpet
    28
  • Robbery Act against
    24
  • Remarks on sundry Articles of News
    from England
    99
  • - - - Continued
    107
  • Resolves of the Assembly of Virginia
    116
  • - - - of Rhode Island Do
    200
  • - - - of Pennsylvania Do
    221
  • - - - of Maryland Do
    238
  • vide under Letter Q

    S

  • Stillman Samuel Revd Ordain'd Page
    7
  • Stamp Act, an Abstract of
    53
  • - - - Opposed in the House of
    Commons
    72
  • - - - Introduced by George
    Greenville
    75
  • - - - Behaviour of the
    Agents to Oppose it
    Ibid
  • - - - Vindication of it
    76
  • - - - Every Art used to make
    it a popular Measure fails 80
  • - - - Bill ordered to be
    Brought in for it
    87
  • - - - to take place Nov. 1, 1765
    88
  • - - - Speeches against it
    91
  • - - - Fill'd the whole
    Colony of Virginia with
    Amazement
    128
  • - - - will be of Utility to
    Virginia
    136
  • - - - The Colonies reduc'd
    to a worse Condition by it then
    the Israelites were in Egypt.
    139
  • - - - Rais'd a Great
    Alarm vide a very good peice
    that first rais'd the Alarm
    169
  • - - - What Difficulties
    it will Occasion
    174
  • - - - Occasions Disturbance
    and Riots at Newport
    312778
  • - - - at New London
    181
  • - - - at Norwich
    Ibid
  • - - - at Newhaven
    200
  • - - - Will be opposed
    200
  • - - - Rise of it, vide
    a Letter from E Dyar203
    vide Huskes Letter in the
    Appendix 792 [n/a]
  • - - - The Day it takes
    place ought to be kept as
    a Day of Prayer
    242
  • - - - Occasions great
    Confusion thr'out America
    225
  • - - - At New York and
    Portsmouth in particular
    261264
  • - - - South Carolina shew
    their dislike to it
    272.273.
  • - - - Flesh and Blood
    cant put it in Execution
    279
  • - - - Occasion's disorders
    at St. Kitts 294
    at Nevis
    294.307
  • vide up under Letter T
    page
    800
  • In the bottom margin Representatives who has a right of voting for them in England, pa 111.114.

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