Adams, John, to Elbridge Gerry, on appointment of General Washington,

Intercepted Letters, attributed to him,

To Josiah Quincy,

Adams, Samuel, Letter to a Gentleman in Virginia,

Letter to Richard Henry Lee,

Supposed object of Invasion of Lexington and Concord to seize him, (see Letter from London, folio 386,)

Excepted from pardon in General Gage’s Proclamation,

Letter to Elbridge Gerry, introducing General Washington,

Agents, American, in London—

William Bollan, Benj. Franklin, and Arthur Lee—Their Letter to Assembly of Delaware,

Circular read in Continental Congress,

Letter to them from same,

Agnew, Reverend John, Proceedings of Nansemond County, Virginia,

Allen, Ethan, tries and punishes Benjamin Hough,

Requested to assist in Attack on Ticonderoga and Crown Point,

Captures Ticonderoga,

Letter to Merchants of Montreal,

Letter to Northern Indians, enclosed in a Letter to Assembly of Connecticut,

Letter to Continental Congress,

Letter to New-York Congress, proposing Expedition to Canada,

Letter to Governour Trumbull,

Letter to New-York Provincial Congress,

Army, British, Address from London,

Commander-in-Chief, his Orders supreme,

Ten thousand Men said to be ordered to America,

Troops arrive at Marblehead,

Information received of the sailing of twelve thousand Hessians, and that General Burgoyne was to sail for Quebeck,

Publication at New-York against Standing Army,

Exchange of Prisoners,

Address of  “Sidney” to the Soldiers,

Captain Thompson’s information respecting sailing of Transports for America,

Captain Jeffrey on the same,

Gen. Gage’s Instructions to Captain Camp bell,

Letter from Doctor Benj. Church to Major Kane,

Army, Continental, Massachusetts proposes to surrender the regulation thereof to Continental Congress,

Officers recommended not to be chosen as Delegates to Massachusetts Congress,

Exchange of Prisoners,

Fifteen thousand Men to be raised by Continental Congress, and George Washington to command,

Appointments of Officers,

Five thousand Barrels of Flour ordered by Congress,

General Washington to Congress, on their position at Boston,

Army, Continental—

Council of War at Cambridge, Mass., 9 July, 1775—General Return of the Army—Instructions to the Officers of Massachusetts—Orders to General Washington,

Return of the Army under General Schuyler, 1 July, 1775,

Declaration of Continental Congress, setting forth the causes and necessity of taking up Arms—Read at Cambridge,

General Officers chosen,

Instructions to General Washington,

Brigadier Generals appointed,

Articles of War enacted,

Hospital established,

Pay of the Army,

Arms and Ammunition—Export prohibited by the States General,

Same prohibited by British Order in Council,

Arnold, Benedict, to Massachusetts Committee of Safety, on the condition of Ticonderoga, &c.,

Commission as Colonel from Massachusetts,

Letter to Massachusetts Committee of Safety, on seizure of Crown Point,

Letter to same—List of Cannon, &c., at Ticonderoga and Crown Point,

Letter to Massachusetts Committee of Safety,

Letter from Colonel Henshaw,

Letter from Massachusetts Provincial Congress,

Letter from Massachusetts Committee of Safety,

Letter to Continental Congress,

Letter to Albany Committee—to Assembly of Connecticut, and to Captain Noah Lee, on Ticonderoga, &c.,

Letter to Provincial Congress of New-York, with a requisition for Men, &c.,

Letter to Governour Trumbull on Canada,

Instructions of Massachusetts Congress to their Commissioners at Ticonderoga,

Letter from Governour Trumbull,

Controversy on Capture of Ticonderoga,

Dispute with Colonel Hinman, and resignation of his Commission,

Disrespect to the Committee of Massachusetts, and his mutinous conduct,

Crown Point Committee to Massachusetts Committee on the above conduct, with the papers,

Letter to Continental Congress on Forces at St. John’s,

Atkinson, Theodore, Secretary of New-Hampshire, from Governour Wentworth,

Letter to New-Hampshire Congress on delivery of Provincial Records,

Letter to Gov. Wentworth on the same,

Auchmuty, Rev. Samuel, Letter to Capt. Montressor,

Notice of the above at Salem,

Babcock, Adam, to Governour Trumbull,

Baldwin, Loammi, to General Washington,

Bank Notes, or Bills of Credit of Maryland and Pennsylvania counterfeited in Germany,