by John Johnson, [41];
statue, [41];
in the Mass. legislature, [42];
his political writings, [42], [83];
compared with Lord Mansfield's speeches, [43];
demands that the troops in Boston be removed to the Castle (1770), [49];
moves for a com. of correspondence, [54];
in Congress (1774), [59];
would prevent reconciliation, [60];
wrote the answers of the legislature to Gov. Hutchinson, [67], [90];