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2. The Constitutional Right of the Legislature of G. Britain totax the British Colonies in America impartially stated. London 1768.t 3. A Letter to the R. H. "Wills Earl of Hillsborough on theeonnection between Great Btitain , and her American Colonies. Lon-don t 768.

4. Thoughts on the origin , and nature of Government. Lon-don 1769. . • ■

5. Remarks on the review of the Controversy between GreatBritain , and her Colonies, in which the errors of its Author areexpofed , and the claims of the Colonies vindicated upon the evi-dence of historical facts &c. London 1 769.

Vol.V. N. t. The Rigbts of the Colonies, and the extent of thelegislative authority of G. Britain brjefly stated, and constdered. Lon-don 1769. ;

2. The prefent state of Liberty in Great Britain, and her Co-lonies . London 1 769.

Z. A Vindication of the British Colonies by James Otis Efq.Boston 1 769.

4. An Enquiry into the Rights of the British Cojonies.

5. The true constitutional means for putting an end to the dis-putes between Great Britain, and the American Colonies. London1 769.

6. A Letter to the R. H. the Earl of Hillsborough on theprefent situation of aftairs in America . London 1 769.

7. Appendix, cont. a Letter to the Author of a Pamphlet , inti-tled : the Constitutional Right of the Legislative of Great Britain, &c.

8. An Inquiry into the nature, and caufes of the prefent dis-putes between the British Colonies in America ; and their Mother-Country. London 1 769.

Vol. VI. n. 1. Obfervations on the review of the Controversybetween Great-Britain , and her Colonies . London 1 769. ' <

2. The Controversy between Great-Britain, and her Colonies re-jviewed. London 17 69,

Z. Appendix. Extracts from the Journals of the Houfe ofCommotis 12. James the first. Anno 1714. 12. May.

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Pamphlets corcerning American Northern Colonies.. ,3. V. 8.

N. 1. A Plan to reeoneile Great-Britain, and her Colonias, andpreferye the dependency of America. London 1774.

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