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. t - i-4. Confiderations otr the propriely. of imposing Taxes on theBritish Colonies. London i j66. ■ l
5. iThe necessity of repealihg the American Stamp-Aci demon-fftated j or r? a prbof that Great-Britain must 1 be injured by that Act.London i 766.
6. The Rights of the British Colonies aflerted, and proved by'James Orct. Boston 176^6.
7. The Grievences of the American Colonies candidly examined.
London 1 j66. i
■' 8. An 'account of a late Conference on the occurrences in Ame-rica. London 1 76^6.
9. The true interest of Great Bdtain wich respect to her Ameri-
can Colonies^ stated, and impartially considered by a Merchant ofLondon. London'. - 1776°. - n . !
10. A Letter to a Membcr of Parliament, wherein thei power ofthe British Legislature, and the case of the Colonists are briefly, andimpartially considered. London l765.
1 1. An Application of forne general politica!' Bules to the pre-fent state of G. Britain y Ireland, and America. London \j66.
* The importance of the Colonies to Great Britain with forne
hints towards making improvements to their mutual advantage, andupon tfrade iri general. London 1764. !
'*■ 1 3. Confiderations on behalf of the Colonists in a Letter to aNoble Lord . London 1 76z .
*4. A -short History of the conduct of the present MinisteryVÜh regard to the American Stamp-Aci. London 1 j66.
»5. A short i and-friendly caution to good People of England.London *■ uns .
\6. A defence of the New-England Charters by Jer. Dummer.London . '
1 7. The late occurences in North-Amcrica, and Policy of GreatBritain considered . London 1 7 66. <■
18* Confiderations on the American Stamp-Aci , and on theconduct of the Minister , who planed it. London 1 7 '66.
Vol. II. n. 1. An Essay on the Consiitution of England withmagna Charta annexed . London 1 j6< 5 ".
2. The Right cf Parliamcnt vindicated , on occasion of the lateStamp-Acl , in which is txpofed the conduct of the American Co-lonists. London iyt6. '
Z. The fecret fprings of the late changes in the Ministry fairlyexplained , London 176z.