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Browsing documents from 1774
January
February
- 8 February, 1774, to AA | When I cast my Eyes backward; and take a general survey, of the great ...
- 24 February, 1774, to AA | I was very glad to receive a Line from you, by Mr. French, tho the Account ...
- 27 February, 1774, to Warren, Mercy Otis | Your agreable favour of January 19 demands from me more than I am able to ...
- 27 February, 1774, to AA | The Confidence I have in the Candour and Friendship of Both Mr. and Mrs. ...
- 27 February, 1774, to AA | Wrote at the Request of A Gentleman who described the Late Glorious Event ...
- 28 February, 1774, | I purchased of my Brother, my fathers Homestead, and House where I was ...
March
- 2 March, 1774, | Last evening at Wheelwrights, with Cushing, Pemberton and Swift. Lt. Govr. ...
- 4 March, 1774, to JA | The Letters you sent for Mrs. Macaulay directed, under Cover, for me, were ...
- 5 March, 1774, | Heard the oration pronounced, by Coll. Hancock, in Commemoration of the ...
- 6 March, 1774, | Heard Dr. Cooper in the Morning. Paine drank Coffee with me. ...
- 7 March, 1774, to AA | I had written to the Deacon before I had received Yours, wherein I have ...
- 7 March, 1774, | This Morning brought us News from S. Carolina of the Destruction of the ...
- 8 March, 1774, | Last Night 28 Chests and an half of Tea were drowned. ...
- 9 March, 1774, | Returned from Charlestown Court with Coll. Tyng of Dunstable, who told me ...
- 11 March, 1774, | Dined at Charlestown with Mr. Thomas Russell, with Mr. Temple, Mr. Jacob ...
- 12 March, 1774, to JA | As the Affairs of AMERICA are now agitating in both Houses of the English ...
- 12 March, 1774, | There has been and is a Party in the Nation, a very small one indeed, who ...
- 13 March, 1774, | Heard Mr. Lothrop Lathrop in the Forenoon and Dr. Cooper in the Afternoon. ...
- 28 March, 1774, | Rode with Brother Josiah Quincy to Ipswich Court. Arrived at Piemonts in ...
- 29 March, 1774, | Rode to Ipswich and put up at the old Place, Treadwells. The old Lady has ...
- 30 March, 1774, | A dull Day. My Head is empty, but my Heart is full. I am wanted at my ...
- 31 March, 1774, | Let me ask my own Heart, have I patience, and Industry enough to write an ...
April
- 9 April, 1774, to Paine, Robert Treat | How does the Impeachment set upon the stomachs at Middle borough? Cant you ...
- 9 April, 1774, to Warren, James | It is a great Mortification to me, to be obliged to deny my self the ...
- 25 April, 1774, to Thayer, Col. Ebenezer | I have been so much absent upon the Circuits, since the melancholy news of ...
- 25 April, 1774, to Wedderburn, Alexander | Your Defence of Messrs. Hutchinson and Oliver before the Lords Committee ...
- 29 April, 1774, | In the Name of God Amen. The Eighth day of January in the year of our Lord ...
May
- 12 May, 1774, to AA | I am extreamly afflicted with the Relation your Father gave me, of the ...
- 14 May, 1774, to Woodfall, William | I had the Pleasure of receiving your Favour of the twelfth March, ...
- 17 May, 1774, to JA | Mr. Warren being prevented by many Avocations from writing this Morning, ...
- 18 May, 1774, | Report of the Committee on Proposals for Boston's conduct under the Port ...
- 25 May, 1774, | MS (M-Ar): 50, p. 520–521. Of the twenty-eight councilors elected by joint ...
- 26 May, 1774, to JA | I have this moment been enformd that You and a Number of Worthy Gentlemen, ...
- 27 May, 1774, | Richard King To those Imediately Consirned in his action of review against ...
- 30 May, 1774, | Report of the Committee on Proposals and Ways and Means. No Dft or minutes ...
- May, 1774 — May, 1774, | 1753. In the year 1753 a Committee of the Council of N York in a Report ...
These documents span several days:
June
- 17 June, 1774, | This House having duly consider'd and being deeply affected with the ...
- 17 June, 1774, | Report of the Committee on Ways and Means. No Dft or minutes found. ...
- 20 June, 1774, | At Piemonts in Danvers, bound to Ipswich. There is a new, and a grand ...
- 23 June, 1774, to AA | I had a tollerable Journey hither, but my Horse trotted too hard. I miss ...
- 25 June, 1774, to Warren, James | I am very sorry, I had not the Pleasure of seeing you, after your Return ...
- 25 June, 1774, | Since the Court adjourned without Day this afternoon I have taken a long ...
- 27 June, 1774, to Hawley, Joseph | to leys Co declining the lend your kind hI therefore by the Favour of n, ...
- 28 June, 1774, to JA | We yesterday received your Letter directed to us, with those for ...
- 29 June, 1774, to AA | I have a great Deal of Leisure, which I chiefly employ in Scribbling, that ...
- 29 June, 1774, to AA | This is the second day of the Term at York: very little Business--very hot ...
- 29 June, 1774, to Tudor, William | I am determined to amuse my self with my Pen, whenever I am at Leisure, ...
- 29 June, 1774, to AA | The Prophet of York has not prophecy'd in vain. There is in this Town and ...
- 29 June, 1774, | Jonathan Sayward of York in Said County of York, Esqr. Testifys and Says ...
- 30 June, 1774, to AA | I have nothing to do here, but to take the Air, enquire for News, talk ...
- 30 June, 1774, to AA | I have had a Curiosity to examine what could have been the Cause of Parson ...
July
- 1 July, 1774, to AA | I am so idle, that I have not an easy Moment, without my Pen in my Hand. ...
- 2 July, 1774, to AA | I have concluded, to mount my Horse, tomorrow Morning at four, and ride to ...
- 3 July, 1774, to AA | Mr. Winthrop, Mr. Quincy and I came this Morning from York, before ...
- 5 July, 1774, to AA | I cant be easy without my Pen in my Hand, yet I know not what to write. ...
- 6 July, 1774, to AA | Mobs are the trite Topick of Declamation and Invective, among all the ...
- 6 July, 1774, to AA | Our Justice Hutchinson is eternally giving his Political Hints. In a ...
- 7 July, 1774, to AA | I am engaged in a famous Cause: The Cause of King, of Scarborough vs. a ...
- 7 July, 1774, to AA | Have you seen a List of the Addressers of the late Governor? There is one ...
- 9 July, 1774, to AA | I never enjoyed better Health in any of my Journeys, but this has been the ...
- 9 July, 1774, | I John Newbegin of Lawful Age testify and say that the Evening of the 18th ...
- 14 July, 1774, to JA | Yours of the 25th. of last month never reached me, till yesterday. It ...
- 16 July, 1774, to AA | I have this moment finished Copying The manuscript you was kind enough to ...
- 17 July, 1774, to Warren, James | Among many other agreable Things, which occurr'd to me on my Return from ...
- 19 July, 1774, to JA | This may serve to apologize for so ungenteel a piece of Conduct as the ...
- 19 July, 1774, | Report of the Committee on Ways and Means. No Dft found. printed: Boston ...
- 23 July, 1774, to Tudor, John | You will be Surprised I believe, to receive a Letter from me, upon a ...
- 24 July, 1774, to Tudor, William | In this Retreat I promise myself, much Pleasure from the Letters of my ...
- 25 July, 1774, to Warren, James | There never was I believe, a greater Contrast, than I perceive, between ...
- 25 July, 1774, to JA | I never recd. nor heard of your letter of the 27th June last, Wrote at ...
- 25 July, 1774, to JA | Your Letter was this Day delivered to me in the office. Your obliging ...
- 29 July, 1774, to JA | Nothing could induce me to keep alive the remembrance of an affair which ...
- July, 1774 — July, 1774, | Scurlogging. ...
These documents span several days:
August
- 1 August, 1774, to JA | I Received your favor of the 23d. ult. but not til Satterday night as the ...
- 4 August, 1774, to Tudor, William | I have received from your Father, a Letter dated August the first, in ...
- 8 August, 1774, to JA | Saturday a Man of war arrived with the new accounts. The Governor has ...
- 9 August, 1774, to AA | I Returned yesterday from a Visit to my Venerable Father, and on our ...
- 9 August, 1774, | Report of the Committee on Ways and Means. No Dft found. printed: Boston ...
- 10 August, 1774, | The committee for the Congress took their departure from Boston, from Mr. ...
- 15 August, 1774, to JA | I know not where this will find you whether upon the road, or at ...
- 15 August, 1774, | Last Evening, after spending the Evening at the Meeting House to hear the ...
- 15 August, 1774, | Mr. Silas Deane, of Wethersfield, came over to Hartford to see us. He is a ...
- 16 August, 1774, | This Morning Dr. Elliot Rawson, Mr. Allsop, Mr. Mortimer, and others the ...
- 17 August, 1774, | We are told here that New York are now well united and very firm. ...
- 18 August, 1774, | Mr. Badcock is of the same Mind with Major Hawley, that a Non Importation ...
- 19 August, 1774, | Rode to Fitch's of Stamford, where we breakfasted. Rode to Havilands of ...
- 19 August, 1774, to JA | The great distance between us, makes the time appear very long to me. It ...
- 20 August, 1774, | Lodged at Cocks at Kingsbridge, a pretty Place—Uncas River running before ...
- 20 August, 1774, to JA | In the county of Worcester, the people, at a general meeting, have ...
- 20 August, 1774, to AA | I thank you my dear Sister for all your kind offers. I have not been able ...
- 21 August, 1774, to JA | The great Obligations your Friendship has laid me under would render me ...
- 21 August, 1774, | Went to Meeting at the old Presbyterian Society, where Dr. Pemberton ...
- 22 August, 1774, | This Morning We took Mr. McDougal into our Coach and rode three Miles out ...
- 23 August, 1774, | We went upon the new Dutch Church Steeple and took a View of the City. You ...
- 24 August, 1774, | This Day Cushing and Paine went over to Long Island to dine with Phill. ...
- 25 August, 1774, | Mr. Mathew Cushing came and escorted Us into Trinity Church and Church ...
- 26 August, 1774, | This Morning We went to see the City Hall, the Chamber where the Supream ...
- 27 August, 1774, | Went to view the City of Brunswick, there is a Church of England, a Dutch ...
- 28 August, 1774, | Heard Dr. Witherspoon all Day. A clear, sensible, Preacher. Mr. Mason came ...
- 28 August, 1774, to AA | I received your kind Letter, at New York, and it is not easy for you to ...
- 28 August, 1774, to Tudor, William | I received your obliging Letter at New York, and it was peculiarly ...
- 29 August, 1774, to JA | I wrote you 21st. Inst. which I hope you have receiv'd. The publick Prints ...
- 29 August, 1774, | Rode to Trenton upon Delaware River, to break fast. At Williams's the ...
- 30 August, 1774, | Walked a little about Town. Visited the Markett, the State house, the ...
- 30 August, 1774, | Sent to be washed at Philadelphia. 6 shirts 5 Stocks—2 Caps in and Pair ...
- 31 August, 1774, | Breakfasted at Mr. Bayards of Philadelphia, with Mr. Sprout a presbyterian ...
- August, 1774 — August, 1774, to JA | “We must fight, if we can't otherwise rid ourselves of British taxation, ...
These documents span several days:
September
- 1 September, 1774, | This Day, We breakfasted at Mr. Mifflins, Mr. C. Thompson came in, and ...
- 2 September, 1774, to JA | I am very impatient to receive a letter from you. You indulged me so much ...
- 2 September, 1774, | Dined at Mr. Thom. Mifflins with Mr. Lynch, Mr. Middleton, and the two ...
- 3 September, 1774, | Breakfasted at Dr. Shippens. Dr. Witherspoon was there. Coll. R. H. Lee ...
- 3 September, 1774, to AA | You may depend on my giving your Letter to Capt. Marston who sets out for ...
- 3 September, 1774, to JA | This Week has been fruitfull of extraordinary Transactions. I will ...
- 4 September, 1774, | Went to the Presbyterian Meeting and heard Mr. Sprout in the forenoon. He ...
- 4 September, 1774, to JA | I wrote you a fortnight ago by Mr. Sullivan, since which almost every day ...
- 5 September, 1774, | At Ten, The Delegates all met at the City Tavern, and walked to the ...
- 6 September, 1774, | Went to congress again. Received by an express an Intimation of the ...
- 6 September, 1774, | Mr. Henry. Government is dissolved. Fleets and Armies and the present ...
- 7 September, 1774, | Went to congress again. Heard Mr. Duchè read Prayers. The Collect for the ...
- 8 September, 1774, | Attended my Duty on the Committee all Day, and a most ingenious, ...
- 8 September, 1774, to AA | When or where this Letter will find you, I know not. In what Scenes of ...
- 8 September, 1774, | In the Committee for States Rights, Grievances and Means of Redress. ...
- 9 September, 1774, | Attended my Duty upon Committees. Dined at home. ...
- 9 September, 1774, | Whereas since the Accession of the present King, Parliament has claimed a ...
- 10 September, 1774, | Attended my Duty upon the Sub Committee. Dined at home. Dr. Morgan, Dr. ...
- 11 September, 1774, to JA | A Very long and uninterrupted course of sickness has hitherto prevented me ...
- 11 September, 1774, | There is such a quick and constant Succession of new Scenes, Characters, ...
- 12 September, 1774, | Attended my Duty on the Committee, untill one O Clock, and then went with ...
- 13 September, 1774, | Attended my Duty all Day, on the Sub Committee. Agreed on a Report. ...
- 14 September, 1774, to JA | Five Weeks have past and not one line have I received. I had rather give a ...
- 14 September, 1774, | Visited Mr. Gadsden, Mr. Deane, Coll. Dyer, &c. at their Lodgings. Gadsden ...
- 14 September, 1774, to AA | I have written but once to you since I left you. This is to be imputed to ...
- 14 September, 1774, to JA | The spirit of liberty is amazingly increased, so that there is scarce a ...
- 14 September, 1774, to Tudor, William | I have been so totally taken up, that I dont know whether I have ...
- 15 September, 1774, | Dined with Mr. Wallace, with a great deal of Company at a paultry elegant ...
- 16 September, 1774, to AA | Having a Leisure Moment, while the Congress is assembling, I gladly ...
- 17 September, 1774, | This was one of the happiest Days of my Life. In Congress We had generous, ...
- 17 September, 1774, to JA | Nothing very material has taken Place here since Mr. Revere left Boston, ...
- 18 September, 1774, to AA | In your last you inquire tenderly after my Health, and how we found the ...
- 18 September, 1774, to Cranch, Richard | I thank you most kindly for your obliging Letter. And beg the Continuance ...
- 18 September, 1774, | Went to Church, and heard Mr. Coombs read Prayers, and Mr. Duchè preach. A ...
- 18 September, 1774, to AA | I received your very agreable Letter, by Mr. Marston, and have received ...
- 18 September, 1774, to Quincy, Josiah Jr. | I am to acknowledge the Receipt of your kind Letter, and to thank you for ...
- 19 September, 1774, to AA2 | I have received your pretty Letter, and it has given me a great deal of ...
- 19 September, 1774, | Dined with Dr. Rush in Company with Dr. Shippen, and many others. Folsom ...
- 20 September, 1774, to AA | I am very well yet:—write to me as often as you can, and send your Letters ...
- 20 September, 1774, | Had Cards a Week ago to dine with Mr. Maese Mease—but forgot it, and dined ...
- 21 September, 1774, | Captn. Callender came to breakfast with Us. Coll. Dagworthy and his ...
- 22 September, 1774, to JA | On my Return from Salem this Afternoon I was gratified with the Receipt of ...
- 22 September, 1774, to JA | I have just returnd from a visit to my Brother, with my Father who carried ...
- 22 September, 1774, | Dined with Mr. Chew, Chief Justice of the Province, with all the Gentlemen ...
- 23 September, 1774, | Walked along Second Street Southward, untill I got out of the City into ...
- 23 September, 1774, to JA | Our enemies, for their own further security, as well as to bring the town ...
- 24 September, 1774, | Dined with Mr. Charles Thompson, with only Mr. Dickenson, his Lady and ...
- 24 September, 1774, to JA | Your favor of the first of August I received Yesterday by a private Hand. ...
- 25 September, 1774, | Went in the Evening to Quaker Meeting and afterwards went to Supper at ...
- 25 September, 1774, to AA | I would not loose the Opportunity of writing to you—tho I must be short. ...
- 26 September, 1774, to JA | Mr. Revere arriv'd late on friday Evening and brought Us your Letters. ...
- 26 September, 1774, to Palmer, Joseph | Yesterday I had the Pleasure of receiving yours of the fourteenth Instant ...
- 26 September, 1774, | Dined at old Dr. Shippens with Mr. And Mrs. Blair, young Dr. Shippen, the ...
- 27 September, 1774, | Dined at Mr. Bayards, with Dr. Cox, Dr. Rush, Mr. Hodge, Mr. Deane, Coll. ...
- 28 September, 1774, | Dined with Mr. R. Penn. A magnificent House, and a most splendid Feast, ...
- 28 September, 1774, | Mr. Galloway. The Proposal I intended to make having been opposed, I have ...
- 29 September, 1774, to Tudor, William | I wish it was in my Power, to write you any Thing for the Relief of your ...
- 29 September, 1774, to AA | Sitting down to write to you, is a Scene almost too tender for my State of ...
- 29 September, 1774, | Dined at Home, with the Delegates from North Carolina and a No. of other ...
- 30 September, 1774, | Resolved That the Province of the Massachusetts Bay, and the Town of ...
- 30 September, 1774, | Dined at Mr. Jonathan Smiths—Dr. Allison, Mr. Sprout and many other ...
October
- 1 October, 1774, | Dined with Mr. Webster. Spent the Evening with Stephen Collins. Went to ...
- 2 October, 1774, to Cushing, Thomas | Since I wrote you, Jealousies seem to rise higher between the People and ...
- 2 October, 1774, | Went to Christ Church and heard Mr. Coombs upon “Judge not according to ...
- 3 October, 1774, | Breakfasted at home with Coll. Dagworthy of Maryland, Captn. Dagworthy his ...
- 4 October, 1774, | Dined with Mr. Alexander Wilcox, with all the Delegates from N. York, and ...
- 5 October, 1774, | Dined with Dr. Cadwallador, in Company with Governor Hamilton, Gen. Lee, ...
- 6 October, 1774, | Mr. Gadsden. There are Numbers of Men who will risque their all. I shudder ...
- 6 October, 1774, | Dined with Mr. Hodge, Father in Law to Mr. Bayard. ...
- 7 October, 1774, to AA | I thank you for all your kind favours. I wish I could write to you, much ...
- 7 October, 1774, | Dined with Mr. Thos. Smith, with a large Company, the Virginians and ...
- 7 October, 1774, to Tudor, William | I have just Time to thank you for your Letters by Mr Revere, and all other ...
- 8 October, 1774, | Dined with Mr. George Clymer—Mr. Dickinson and a large Company again. ...
- 9 October, 1774, to AA | I am wearied to Death with the Life I lead. The Business of the Congress ...
- 9 October, 1774, | Went to hear Dr. Allison, an Aged Gentleman. It was Sacrament Day and he ...
- 10 October, 1774, | The Deliberations of the Congress, are spun out to an immeasurable Length. ...
- 10 October, 1774, to Gage, Thomas | The Delegates from the Several Provinces in North America, now assembled ...
- 11 October, 1774, | Dined with Mr. McKean in Markett Street, with Mr. Reed, Rodney, Chace, ...
- 12 October, 1774, | Dined with Captn. Richards with Dr. Coombs. ...
- 13 October, 1774, | Dined with Mr. Dickenson with Chase, Paca, Low, Mifflin, Mr. Penn and ...
- 13 October, 1774, to JA | I have been trying ever since you went away to learn to write you a Letter. ...
- 14 October, 1774, | Whereas, since the close of the last war, the British parliament claiming ...
- 14 October, 1774, to JA | I have (my Dear Brother) been more than entertained by perusing a number ...
- 14 October, 1774, | Went in the Morning to see Dr. Chevott Chovet and his Skelletons and Wax ...
- 15 October, 1774, to JA | I hear that a letter from one P——s, a clergyman in Connecticut, has been ...
- 15 October, 1774, | Dined at Mr. Wests with the Rutledges and Mr. Middleton. An elegant House, ...
- 15 October, 1774, to Tudor, William | I received your very obliging Letter and thank you for the early ...
- 15 October, 1774, to Smith, Isaac Jr. | It has been with inexpressable pleasure that I have beheld you usher'd ...
- 16 October, 1774, to JA | I dare not express to you at 300 hundred miles distance how ardently I ...
- 16 October, 1774, to JA | I Recd yours of the 18th Sepr with A pleasure and satisfaction that render ...
- 16 October, 1774, to JA | Having just been informed that Mr. Tudor is going to Philadelphia, I take ...
- 16 October, 1774, | Staid at Home all day. Very busy in the necessary Business of putting the ...
- 17 October, 1774, | Dined at Home. ...
- 17 October, 1774, | Proof of Depth of Abilities, and Wickedness of Heart. ...
- 18 October, 1774, | Dined at Stephen Collins's. ...
- 19 October, 1774, | Dined at Home. ...
- 20 October, 1774, to JA | Yours of the 30th. Ult. I Recd, by Mr. Revere. He shew me Also your ...
- 20 October, 1774, to Cranch, Mary Smith | If it was possible to tell you, my dear Mrs. Cranch, how much I think ...
- 20 October, 1774, | Dined with the whole Congress at the City Tavern, at the Invitation of the ...
- 21 October, 1774, | Dined at the Library Tavern with Messrs. Marcoo's Markoes and a dozen ...
- 22 October, 1774, | Dined in the Country, with Mr. Dickinson, with all the Delegates from N. ...
- 23 October, 1774, | Heard Mr. Piercy, at Mr. Sprouts. He is Chaplain to the Countess of ...
- 24 October, 1774, | In Congress, nibbling and quibbling—as usual. ...
- 25 October, 1774, | Dined with Mr. Clymer. General Lee &c. there. ...
- 26 October, 1774, | Dined at Home. This Day the Congress finished. Spent the Evening together ...
- 27 October, 1774, | Went this Morning with Mr. Tudor to see the Carpenters Hall, and the ...
- 28 October, 1774, | Took our Departure in a very great Rain, from the happy, the peacefull, ...
- 29 October, 1774, | Rode to Prince Town, where We dine, at the sign of Hudibrass.— Vacation at ...
- 30 October, 1774, | My Birthday. I am 39 Years of Age.—Rode to Elizabeth Town in New Jersey, ...
- 31 October, 1774, | Mr. McDougall, Mr. Scott, Captn. Sears, Mr. Platt, Mr. Hewes came to see ...
November
- 1 November, 1774, | Left Brother Paine at New York to go by the Packett to New Port. Rode to ...
- 2 November, 1774, | Rode to Bulkleys at Fairfield to dinner, and to Captn. Benjamins of ...
- 3 November, 1774, | We design to Great Swamp to day. 42 miles. ...
- 4 November, 1774, | Dined at Hartford, at Bulls, where we had the Pleasure of seeing Mr. ...
- 5 November, 1774, | Break fasted at Austins of Suffield. Went to see a Company of Men ...
- 6 November, 1774, | Went all day to hear Mr. Baldwin a Presbyterian Minister at Kingston. We ...
- 7 November, 1774, | Dined at Rice's of Brookfield. Major Foster came to see us, and gave us an ...
- 8 November, 1774, | Breakfasted at Coll. Henshaws of Leicester. Dined at Woodburns of ...
- 9 November, 1774, | Breakfasted at Reeve's of Sudbury. ...
- 17 November, 1774, | Enquire who is the Author? Whether a Sandemanian, a Quaker, or an high ...
December
- 10 December, 1774, to Boston Gazette (newspaper) | printed: Mass. Provincial Congress, Jours., p. 69–72. Prepared by a ...
- 10 December, 1774, to Inhabitants of Massachusetts Bay Colony | printed: Mass. Provincial Congress, Jours., p. 73–74. ...
- 12 December, 1774, to Biddle, Edward | I received your kind favour 16. Ulto with great Pleasure last Week at ...
- 16 December, 1774, to JA | LbC (MHi:Donations to Sufferers by the Boston Port Bill, p. 66); ...
- 17 December, 1774, | LbC (MHi:Donations to Sufferers by the Boston Port Bill, p. 97–98); ...
- 19 December, 1774, to JA | It always gives me pleasure to hear of the Existence and Health of my ...
- 28 December, 1774, to Burgh, James | I have had the Honour of receiving from you a most valuable desirable ...
Documents with dates across months:
- 3 January, 1770 — 26 July, 1774, | MS book containing 138 numbered pages (MHi). Printed: MHS, Procs., 1st ser. ...
- , 1774 — , 1774, to Cranch, Mary Smith | I was yesterday at Weymouth where I received your Letter, and the saffron ...
- , 1774 — , 1774, to Macaulay, Catharine Sawbridge | In the last Letter which Mr. Adams had the honour to receive from you, you ...
- , 1774 — , 1774, | It is well known that in June 1774 The General Court at Cambridge ...
- , 1774 — , 1774, | In the Fall of the Year 1773, The General Court appointed Mr. Bowdoin and ...
- March, 1774 — May, 1774, | 1631. The Merchants Map of Commerce. By Lewis Roberts 3d. Edition, printed ...
- March, 1774 — May, 1774, | A State of the Title of the Massachusetts-Bay, to Lands between ...
- March, 1774 — May, 1774, | In the Journal of the Votes and Proceedings of the General Assembly of the ...
- March, 1774 — May, 1774, | The Council of Plymouth, on the 19 day of March 1621, granted to John ...
- March, 1774 — May, 1774, | A State of the Right in Fee, the Inhabitants of the Province of the ...
- April, 1774 — June, 1774, | The River has been universally called and known by the Name of Merrimack ...
- June, 1774 — July, 1774, | Leonard. Port Bill, Lex Talionis. Punishment of Boston the main Object. ...
- August, 1774 — September, 1774, | a Guinea to the lame Man ...
- September, 1774 — October, 1774, | Non Importation, Non Consumption, Non Exportation to Britain, and W. ...