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From Isaac Smith Sr., 11 September 1776 [Papers of John Adams 5:24]+
To Samuel Adams, 27 November 1778 [Papers of John Adams 7:235]+
To Edmund Jenings, 4 May 1779 [Papers of John Adams 8:56]+
To Elbridge Gerry, 17 October 1779 [Papers of John Adams 8:208]
– Letters [2 references]
– AA's comments on [5 references]
– Addressers of [1 reference]
– Continental Congress writes to [1 reference]
– House of Representatives defies [1 reference]
– JA describes as “Alva Gage” [1 reference]
– JA on [4 references]
– and Boston Massacre trial [1 reference]
– and Boston refugees [5 references]
– and Bunker Hill [4 references]
– and JA's intercepted letters [2 references]
– and John Hancock [4 references]
– and Samuel Adams [1 reference]
– and death of Joseph Warren [1 reference]
– and enforcement of Intolerable Acts [5 references]
– and mission of Josiah Quincy, Jr. [1 reference]
– and prisoners in Boston [2 references]
– and seizure of personal effects in Boston [1 reference]
– anecdote concerning [1 reference]
– arrest of Robert Rogers [1 reference]
– attempts to disarm Boston [1 reference]
– confined to Boston [1 reference]
– criticized [2 references]
– crown instructions to [2 references]
– date of arrival of, in Boston [1 reference]
– denies pardons to John Hancock and Samuel Adams [3 references]
– dismisses General Court [1 reference]
– dispatches vessels to Machias [1 reference]
– estimates American military strength [1 reference]
– fortifies Beacon Hill [1 reference]
– governs Boston [4 references]
– has Boston lighthouse repaired after raid [1 reference]
– in Stamp Act disturbances [1 reference]
– issues proclamation promising pardons [2 references]
– justifies use of Indians [1 reference]
– leaves Boston [4 references]
– letters to Hillsborough [1 reference]
– loses Brattle's letter on military preparedness [1 reference]
– mentioned [30 references]
– moves the General Court to Salem [2 references]
– negatives JA's election to Council [3 references]
– negatives elected councilors [2 references]
– offers to send Boston poor to Salem [1 reference]
– opinion of, in Philadelphia [1 reference]
– orders powder moved from Quarry Hill to Castle Island [1 reference]
– portrait of [2 references]
– proclaims martial law and offers pardons (1775) [1 reference]
– protests maltreatment of soldiers [1 reference]
– removes General Court to Salem [2 references]
– replaces Thomas Hutchinson [2 references]
– replies to Suffolk Convention [1 reference]
– satirized [1 reference]
– seizes powder magazine in Charlestown, Mass. [2 references]
– sends William Brattle to N.H. [1 reference]
– sends aid to Marshfield loyalists [1 reference]
– succeeds Hutchinson [1 reference]
– superseded by Sir William Howe [1 reference]
– support for, eroding [1 reference]
– term of, as governor [1 reference]
– war preparations of [2 references]