‘United States. History. Revolution, Committees of corres- pondence, Boston.
*4429a.38—**H.98.78 Boston. Town government. The votes and proceedings ... (Con-
tinued.) supplied in manuscript and portraits of John Hancock and James Otis
are inserted. The appendix contains a message and a petition to Gov. T.
Hutchinson and his replies.
This meeting was called to act upon a report from a committee of twenty- one, of whom James Otis was chairman, appointed by the town the second instant “to state of the rights of the colonists and of this province in
particular [etc.].”
This card was printcd at the Boston & Fublic Library, Mavch 7, 1924
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