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  • Address from an American, to Eng-
    land     , Scotland, &c, on the present state of Af-
    fairs     , owing to a bad Ministry. page
    1.
  • - - - From American Solon, to the
    people of Great Britian, on the impolitic mea-
    sure     of taxing the Colonies, &c.
    15.
  • - - - From a Lady, to the Queen,
    on the Oppressions of America.
    16.
  • - - - To the free Electors of the
    Massachusetts Bay, on Govr. Hutchinson's In-
    dependency     , &c.
    19.24.43.48.52.119.
  • - - - To the free Electors of the
    Massachusetts bay, in answer to queries rela-
    tive     to Govr. Hutchinson's Independency, &c.
    28.
  • - - - To the free Electors of the
    Massachusetts bay, urging them to make en-
    quiry     whether Govr. Hutchinson is a legal
    Governor.
    32.
  • - - - To the same, on the power
    of Parliament, &c.
    36.
  • - - - To the same, on Govr.
    Hutchinson's refusing to let the Court meet, &c
    39.
  • - - - From the Commons of Geor-
    gia     to the President.
    95.
  • - - - To the People of America,
    from an American, urging them to send a Re-
    monstrance     to the King, relative to the Grievances
    of America, and if he wont relieve them, to
    break off from him, and set up a Common
    Wealth, &c.
    176.
  • - - - To Govr. Hutchinson, draw-
    ing     his political Character, and charging him
    with aiding Govr. Barnard in enslaving the Co-
    lonies     , and that he had a lust of Avarice, and Am-
    bition     , &c.
    246.288.347.
  • - - - To the free Electors of the
    Massachusetts Bay, urging them on their next
    choice, to choose men that will adpot vigorous
    measures, that we may be freed from difficul-
    ties     that we are involved in.
    280.
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  • Address. Petition, and Remonstrance of the
    City of London to the King, on their Grievances.
    283
  • - - - to Britain, and America; offers a
    Plan.
    334.367.
  • - - - To the Tea Commissioners, appoint-
    ed     by the east india Company to act in America.
    383.386.390.
  • - - - of Lord Mayor Bull , to the Livery
    of London, requesting their votes for a seat in the
    House of Commons.
    451.
  • - - - From the Merchants, &c, of
    Boston, &c, to Govr. Hutchinson, on his going to
    England.
    511.
  • - - - From the Lawyers to the same,
    on his departure, &c.
    511.
  • - - - From the Merchants, &c of
    Marblehead, to the same, on the same.
    506.
  • - - - From the Magistrates of the Coun-
    ty     of Middlesex to the same, on the same.
    515.
  • - - - From the Merchants, &c, of
    Boston, to Govr. Gage, on the Boston port bill.
    515.
  • - - - of the Council of the
    Massachusetts Bay, to Govr. Gage; which gives of-
    fence     .
    516.
  • - - - of the Merchants, &c, of
    Salem to Govr. Gage (a pitiful thing.)
    516.
  • - - - of Harvard College to Govr.
    Gage.
    517.
  • - - - of the Merchants, and Free-
    holders     of Salem to Govr. Gage, (an excellent
    one).
    517.
  • - - - of the Lawyers, to Govr. Gage.
    523.
  • - - - of the Justices of the Sessions,
    and Inferior Court for the County of Bristol,
    to Govr. Gage.
    523.
  • - - - of the Judges, and Justices of
    the County of Plimouth , to Govr. Gage.
    535.
  • - - - A very sensible one, to the city
    of New York, on their divisions, &c.
    540.
  • - - - From Jno. in eremo, to Govr. Gage,
    shewing him the merits of the Massa. Bay, &c.
    548.
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