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  • Congress Continent-
    al     , their Letter to the Inhabitants of
    Canada.
    610.
  • - - - members for, of the
    Massachusetts Bay return home.
    611.
  • - - - members for another, cho-
    sen     by the Colony of Connecticut.
    620.
  • - - - members for another, cho-
    sen     by Massachusetts Bay.
    627.
  • - - - their proceedings relative
    to sending their Petition &c. to the King.
    624
  • - - - their Letter to the Ame-
    rican     Agents, and to those Colonies who
    did not send Members before.
    624.
  • - - - members for another, cho-
    sen     by the Province of Pennsylvania.
    641.
  • - - - members for another, cho-
    sen     by the Colony of Rhode Island.
    634.
  • - - - members for another, cho-
    sen     by the Province of Maryland.
    646.
  • - - - their Petition to the
    King.
    656.
  • - - - the first Continental one,
    a free Representation of America: the
    Characters of those who composed it,
    &c.
    660.
  • - - - members for another
    chosen by the Province of New Jersey.
    664.
  • - - - members for another,
    chosen by the Province of Newhamp-
    shire     .
    680.
  • - - - their Proceedings much
    admired in England: their petition
    recd. by the King, who promises to lay
    it before the Parliament &c.
    669.

    696.
  • - - - members for another
    chosen by the Province of Georgia.
    707.
  • - - - members for another, cho-
    sen     by the Representatives of the low-
    wer     counties, in Pennsylvania.
    708.
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  • Congress Continent-
    al     , members for another, chosen by
    the Province of South Carolina.
    708.
  • - - - choose Dr. Franklin a
    Member.
    735.
  • - - - take affidavits, respect-
    ing     the Lexington Fight.
    737,747.
  • - - - Advise New York how
    to behave, in case any more troops ar-
    rive     .
    739.
  • - - - choose John Han-
    cock     , President.
    746.
  • - - - resolve to stop importation
    to sundry places. 747,750: Respect-
    ing     Bills of Exchange drawn by any
    British Officer. 751.
  • - - - address the Canadi-
    ans     on the taking Tieconderago .
    756.
  • - - - Order a Continental
    Fast.
    Ibid.
  • - - - Appoint several Ge-
    nerals     .
    761.
  • - - - Resolves respecting the
    restraining Acts, &c.
    770.
  • - - - their declaration, respect-
    ing     taking up Arms.
    771.
  • - - - address the Inhabitants
    of G. Britain, on the Colonies taking
    up Arms. &c.
    775.
  • - - - adjourn: an account
    of some of the business transacted.
    785.
  • - - - address to the people of
    Ireland, on the commencement of hosti-
    lities     .
    787.
  • - - - their Petition to the
    Kind.
    781.
  • - - - their comments on the
    report of the House of Commons's
    conciliatory motion respecting America.
    795.
  • - - - their resolve, relative to
    exportation to Isle of Man, or any other
    part of the British Dominions, &c.
    798.
  • - - - their Account of an
    expedition to St. Johns, &c.
    811.
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