FOOTNOTES:
[108] This was the person in whose possession the letters were found, when taken prisoner on his way from Philadelphia to Boston.
[109] The British officers and the loyal Americans shut up in Boston seem to have amused their hours of idleness with such pastime as they could make out of ridicule of the language and action of the patriots. The productions alluded to in the text were leveled at Mr. Adams, on account of the intercepted letters. No copy of them seems to have been preserved.