Chapter I: THE REVOLUTION IMPENDING. Mellen Chamberlain 1

ILLUSTRATIONS: George III., 20; Lord North, with Autograph,
21; Rockingham, 31; Fac-simile of _Glorious News_, May 16,
1766, 33; John Adams, 36; Fac-simile of Adams's Writing, 37;
Samuel Adams, with Autograph, 40; Samuel Adams, 41; Revere's
Plan of State Street at the time of the Boston Massacre, 48;
Autographs of the Court for the Trial following the Boston
Massacre,—Benjamin Lynde, John Cushing, Peter Oliver, Edmund
Trowbridge, Jonathan Sewall, Samuel Winthrop, 50; of the
Counsel,—Robert Treat Paine, Samuel Quincy, John Adams, Josiah
Quincy, Jr., and Sampson S. Blowers, 51; Joseph Warren, 54;
Fac-simile of Broadside, June 22, 1773, 55; A Contemporary
Print, 59; Broadside, June 17, 1774, 61.

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EDITORIAL NOTES 68

ILLUSTRATIONS: Statue of James Otis, 69; Jonathan Mayhew, 71;
Autograph of Charles Chauncey, 71; George III., 76; Fac-simile
of Handbill, Faneuil Hall Meeting, Oct. 28, 1767, 77; of
Broadside, _The True Sons of Liberty_, 78; List of Merchants
importing contrary to agreement, 79; Broadside proscribing
William Jackson, 80; Revere's Cut of the Landing of Troops in
Boston, 1768, 81; John Dickinson, with Autograph, 82; Autograph
of James Bowdoin, 83; William Livingston, 84; Liberty Song,
86; Massachusetts Liberty Song, 87; Fac-simile of Instructions
to Representatives, signed by Richard Dana and William Cooper,
87; Handbill on the Anniversary of the Boston Massacre, 89;
Handbill of Warning, Dec. 2, 1773, 92; Philadelphia Poster
about the Tea-Ships, 93; Josiah Quincy's Manuscript Dedication
of his Port-Bill Tract, 94; Quincy Mansion, 96; Handbill
announcing the Port Bill and Regulating Bill, 97; Handbill
of General Brattle's Letter, 1774, 98; Autograph of Thomas
Cushing, 99; Signers of the Congress of 1774, 102; Satirical
Print, _Virtual Representation_, 103; Josiah Quincy's Diary,
105; Lord North, 107; Chatham, 109; Richard Price, Portrait and
Autograph, 111; Autograph of Lord Dartmouth, 111.