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    F

  • Farmers Letters
    1.5.6.9.13.21.
    37.
  • Farmer, Town of Boston's
    Letter to him
    5510
  • - - - Answer
    83
  • - - - Town of Leabenon's
    Letter of thanks to him
    86
  • - - - Town of Norwhich 's
    Letter of Thanks to him
    89
  • - - - Address to him from
    the Society of Fort St. Davids
    116
  • - - - Address to the Mer-
    chants     of Philadelphia, urging
    them to come into similar
    measures, with the Merchants
    of Boston &c, not to import
    goods, and enumerates the griev-
    ances     of America.
    119
  • - - - Answer to the Town
    of Providence.
    202
  • - - - Answered vide under
    Letters.
  • Freemason, John Row
    Elected Grand Master-an
    and Account, of the procession
    &c.
    309
  • Franklin Benja .
    Letters from him to Govr.
    Shirley about Taxing the
    Colonies.
    311
  • Fire at the Goal , burnt
    down.
    391
  • - - - Great one at
    Antigua.
    682
  • Fellons Samuel, his au-
    dacious     attempt in rescuing
    a prisoner from the Sheriff.
    524
  • Foxcroft Thomas. Death
    and Character.
    555.
  • Flux Bloody - method of
    curing it.
    720
  • France, Exertions in favour of
    Liberty there
    553

    Index

    G

  • Georgia House of Assembly,
    Their Letter to Speaker of
    House of Representatives of
    the Massachusetts Bay, concerning
    the Circular Letter.
    158420
  • - - -
    Their Resolves
    respecting the same.
    398
  • Gage General arrives at
    Boston.
    281
  • - - - His Answer to the
    Councils address.
    288
  • - - - His Letter to Lord
    Hillsborough     against the Town
    of Boston. &c
    466
  • - - - Censured
    478.619
  • - - - Reflected on, calld
    Mother Gage
    751
  • - - - His Letters
    907
  • - - - Indicted.
    1039
  • Grenville George his American
    Account.
    476
  • Gridley Jno. his Declaration
    about Otis and Robinsons
    affray.
    665
  • Georgia House of Assembly,
    Petition to the King.
    725
  • Grafton Duke of blamed,
    for his administration, especially
    with regard to America.
    737
  • - - - Attempted to be
    bribed by S. Vaughan.
    738
  • Georgia, Inhabitants of,
    their agreement about
    oeconomy . &c
    740
  • Governours in Ame-
    rica     , their Characters
    drawn, with other offi-
    cers     , in America
    7.69
  • Grievances American poin-
    ted     out, and Similar to those
    contained in the Middlesex
    petition
    632.

    H

  • Hillsborough Lord made
    Secretary of State for America
    45
  • - - - His Circular
    Letter to the Colonies on account
    of the Circular Letter of the
    House of Representatives of
    the Massa. Bay.
    149
  • - - - Requires the House
    to rescind the Vote respecting
    their Circular Letter
    157
  • - - - His Character
    261
  • - - - His Circular
    Letter to aid the Commisso.
    267
  • - - - Summary of his
    Letter to Govr. Barnard
    desires him to find out those
    who have Committed Treason &c
    in order to send them to Eng-
    land     to be tried by the Statute
    of Harry 8.
  • - - - His Circular
    Letters to the Government wont
    have his Letters Communi-
    cated     .
    429
  • - - - Blamed by Mr
    Debert about presenting our
    Petitions. &c
    561
  • - - - A Smart Letter
    to him from Junius Ameri-
    canus     .
    710
  • Hutchinson Governor
    censured about his pension
    218
  • - - - praised by the
    Infamous Ministry.
    288
  • & by Govr. Barnard .
    842
  • - - - His History
    censured
    730
  • Haverhill Town of, than [ . . . ]
    the Anti Rescinders
    227
  • Hero. William Tell,
    a great one
    27
  • vide Over, page
    6.

    Sequence Number 11 of 1076; Volume 2 of 4.

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