To ----------, March 12th . . . Attitude of South Carolina--Spirit in Boston--Massacre Oration. To Jonathan Upshaw, March 14th . . . Acknowledgment of Assistance--Attitude of Virginia. To Samuel Purviance, March 14th . . . Acknowledgment of Remittance. To Jonathan Hanson, March 15th . . . Acknowledgment of Assistance. To Jonathan Veazey, March 15th . . . Directions as to Donations. To Richard Henry Lee, March 21st . . . Military Force in Boston--Massacre Oration--Conduct of Troops-- Course of Administration. To Jonathan Augustine Washington, March 21st . . . Acknowledgment of Assistance--Purpose of Boston. To the Mohawk Indians, March . . . Address of Massachusetts Delegates. To Mrs. Adams, May 7th . . . Reception in New York. To Mrs. Adams, June 10th . . . Family Affairs. To Mrs. Adams, June 16th . . . Personal Comments--Family Affairs. To Elbridge Gerry, June 22nd . . . Recommendations to Washington. To James Warren, June 22nd . . . Recommendations to Washington. To Mrs. Adams, June 28th . . . Engagement at Bunker Hill--Death of Joseph Warren--Proclamation of Gage. To Mrs. Adams, July 30th . . . Recess of Congress--Election to Legislature. From Moses Gill, September 4th . . . Receipt of Amounts paid to Adams. To Elbridge Gerry, September 26th . . . Journey to Philadelphia--Need of Information--Character of Officers. To Mrs. Adams, October 20th . . . Affairs of the Country--Schuler and Arnold. To Elbridge Gerry, October 29th . . . Militia Bill--Continental Army--Need of Legislation. To James Warren, November 4th . . . Need of Powder--Military Affairs--Governments of New Hampshire and South Carolina--Trade Regulations--Government of Massachusetts. To Mrs. Adams, November 7th . . . Conduct of Enemy. To James Bowdoin, November 16th . . . Petition of Congress--Plans of Administration. To James Otis, November 23rd . . . Opinion of Delegates as to Militia Legislation. To James Warren, December 26th . . . Government of Massachusetts--Character of the People. 1776. To Elbridge Gerry, January 2nd . . . Legislative Control of Military Force--Character of Representatives. Resolutions of Continental Congress, January 5th . . . Imprisonment of James Lovell. To James Warren, January 7th . . . Establishment of Militia--Powder--Confederation--Attack on Norfolk. To James Warren, January 10th . . . Trade Regulations--Imprisonment of Lovell. To John Pitts, January 12th . . . To James Sullivan, January 12th . . . King's Speech. To John Adams, January 15th . . . Portsmouth Instructions--Independence--Pay of Massachusetts Troops. Article Signed "Candidus," February 3rd . . . Dependence of the Colonies. To Mrs. Adams, February 26th . . . Duty in Congress--Oration on Montgomery. To James Warren, March 8th . . . Political Comments on Colleague. To Mrs. Adams, March 10th . . . Personal Affairs. To Joseph Palmer, April 2nd . . . Effect of Adopting New England Army--Military Affairs--Evacuation of Boston.