The New-York and Massachusetts settlements on the subject of taxation,
p. 72. Parliamentary acts respecting the colonies, p. 75. The latter
co-operate with the mother country, p. 77. The expedition against
Louisburgh, in 1745, p. 81. The Ohio company, in 1749, p. 86.
Hostilities commence in 1754, p. 89. The plan of the Albany congress for
uniting all the colonies, p. 90. The ministerial plan, and Dr.
Franklin’s objections to it, p. 91. General Braddock’s defeat, p. 95.
Lord Loudon and the Massachusetts general court, p. 96. The exertions of
the Massachusetts in the common cause, p. 97. Governor Bernard, p. 98.
Mr. James Otis, p. 100. The Massachusetts people jealous of ministerial
designs against their liberties, p. 101.