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  • Congress Continent-
    al     , order General Washington 's Letter
    to Lord Howe, respecting the exchange of pri-
    soners     : and Mr. Josiah in particular, be published.
    1004.
  • - - - resolve, that great encourage-
    ment     be giving to Officers, and Soldiers in
    the Army, and Navy: and publish an account
    of Long Islands Affair.
    1007.
  • - - - resolve relative to Post
    Riders, &c.
    1011.
  • - - - publish all the Letters,
    and Papers, respecting the negociation with
    the Commissioners, Ld. & Genl. Howe .
    1015.
  • - - - resolve to form a new Army:
    the proportion each state is to raise: the
    encouragement to Officers, &c, in Land, &c,
    1017.
  • - - - Resolve on
    make
    a Treaty with France.
    1038.
  • - - - resolve what honors shall be
    paid to Continental Vessels: and determine
    the rank of Officers, and that the Cap-
    tors     shall be entitled to half the prizes.
    1045.
  • - - - they publish intelligence
    respecting the Army at New York: and
    publish an Account of our defeat at the
    Lake, &c.
    1047.
  • - - - resolve to come into mea-
    sures     to procure necessaies for the Army: &
    from monopolizers.
    1049.
  • - - - resolve to borrow money.
    1050.
  • - - - resolve, relative to expresses:
    & a bounty
    for
    given for Ships of War, &c,
    taken, and publishes an Account of the re-
    treat     of the enemy from Crown Point, &c,
    1056.
  • - - - resolve, what the pay
    of Naval Officers, and men shall be.
    1066.
  • - - - their address to the People
    of Great Britain.
    1204.
  • - - - their address to the inhabit-
    ants     of the Colonies.
    1213.
  • - - - resolve what rights belong
    to the Colonists [diamond] (a). 1228, &c.
    • See up.

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  • Congress, many an one held in
    in Britain, who have deposed Kings, and Set
    up others, &c.
    889.
  • - - - of the Massachusetts bay formed, and
    adjourned to Concord.
    591.595.
  • - - - their message to Govr.
    Gage , on his hostile preparations on the
    Neck, &c.
    595.
  • - - - resolve that no mo-
    ney     be paid the Province Treasurer, &c,
    Ibid.
  • - - - adjourn to Cambridge:
    an Account of their numbers.
    Ibid.
  • - - - resolve against the Manda-
    mus     Councellors: against Tea: and
    recommend a Thanksgiving.
    600.
  • - - - resolve that the Province
    ought to be put in a posture of defence:
    recommend to choose new Military Officers:
    recommend a non importation agreement
    choose a Treasurer, and order the Province
    money to be paid to him: adjourn, &c
    604.
  • - - - their answer to Govr. Gage 's
    message, in reply to their message.
    609.
  • - - - Meet again at Cam-
    bridge     .
    620.
  • - - - resolve to return thanks
    for the Donations to Boston.
    624.
  • - - - their proceedings and
    Resolves: choose new members fora Conti-
    nental     Congress: regulate the sale of mer-
    chandize     to inforce the continental resolves,
    &c, &c.
    627.
  • - - - resolve to explain the
    agreement of the Continental Congress:
    and to inforce it: write an address to the
    inhabitants of the Massa. Bay, and re-
    solve     to dissolve, &c.
    628.
  • - - - resolve to encourage ma-
    nufactures     , &c.
    631.
  • - - - resolve to inforce their
    former resolutions respecting the payment
    of public monies to Mr. Gardner.
    Ibid.
    • See up.
  • In lower left margin:[diamond]See Resolves
  • (a)see pa. 16.

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