27. See the applications (1762–1769) in
SF 1005150, printed in
Quincy, Reports (Appendix) 416–434. Quincy styled the second argument “Paxton's Case of the Writs of Assistance,” but the evidence of the court records suggests that he, like JA in the first argument, simplified the nature of the proceedings. See
Quincy, Reports
51; note
22 above. Hutchinson's draft of the writ which issued is printed as Doc.
III. For the reaction and subsequent history of the writ in Massachusetts, see
Quincy, Reports (Appendix) 416–468, 495–499; Wolkins, “Malcom and Writs of Assistance,” 58
MHS, Procs.
5 (1924–1925); Frese, “James Otis and Writs of Assistance,” 30
NEQ
496, 499–508 (1957); Frese, Writs of Assistance (dissertation) 202–235, 251–257, 273; Freiberg, Prelude to Purgatory 19–22. See also note
30 below.