The true sentiments of America [microform] : contained in a collection of letters sent from the House of Representatives of the province of Massachusetts Bay to several persons of high rank in this kingdom : together with certain papers relating to a supposed libel on the governor of that province, and a dissertation on the canon and the feudal law.
Hollis, Thomas,1720-1774.
Adams, Samuel,1722-1803.
Warren, Joseph,1741-1775.
Adams, John,1735-1826.Dissertation on the canon and the feudal law.1768.
Gridley, Jeremiah,1702-1767.
Franklin, Benjamin,1706-1790.Causes of the American discontents before 1768.1768.
Massachusetts.General Court.House of Representatives.
London : Printed for I. Almon,
1768.
Compiled by Thomas Hollis.
Most of the letters were written by Samuel Adams. Joseph Warren's attack on Governor Bernard has a separate half title following p. 82: Papers relating to a supposed libel on the governor of the province of Massachusetts Bay. John Adams' dissertation is here tentatively attributed to Jeremy Gridley. Both of the latter 2 had been previously published in the Boston Gazette. Included as a postscript is a letter signed " ... F.S." by Benjamin Franklin, previously published in the London Chronicle, known as: Causes of the American discontents before 1768: p. 143-158.
Sabin 32551
Microfiche.
Bernard, Francis, Sir, 1712-1779.
Canon law
Feudal law