his conferences with Chatham, [112];
with the Howes, [112];
writing in the Public Advertiser (London), [112];
returns (1775) from England, [122];
in Cambridge (1775), [146];
urging a resort to bows and arrows, [156];
and Paul Jones, [590];
and privateers, [592];
his Supplement to the Boston Independent Chronicle a hoax, [659], [684];
advocates the retention of Canada (1763), [686].