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George Bancroft, History of the United States from the Discovery of the American Continent, Vol. 6, 10th edition. 4 4 Browse Search
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it, answered Preston, to save my men. Vindex, Samuel Adams, in Boston Gazette, 10 Dec. 1770, and 14 Jan. 1771. The people would not be pacified, till the regiment was confined to the guard-room and the barracks; and Hutchinson himself gave assurances that instant inquiries should be made by the County Magistrates. The body of them then retired, leaving about one hundred persons to keep watch on the examination, which lasted till three hours after midnight. Hutchinson to Gage, 6 March, 1770. I was up till three o'clock. Hutchinson to Sir Francis Bernard, 12 March, 1770. A warrant was issued against Preston, who surrendered himself to the Sheriff; and the soldiers who composed the party were delivered up and committed to prison. Dalrymple's Narrative of the Late Transactions at Boston. The next morning the Selectmen of the Town and the Justices of the County spoke with Hutchinson at the Council Chamber. The inhabitants, said the former, will presently meet, and canno
es when he himself was nominally the Minister. In this, said he, as in all the rest, I have been disappointed and deceived. W. S. Johnson to Gov. Trumbull, 6 March, 1770. The idea of drawing money from the Americans by taxes was ill judged; trade is your object with them. They should be encouraged; those millions are the indusp. XLIV.} 1770. March reserved to himself liberty to accede to the repeal on some agreement with the East India Company; Garth to South Carolina Committee, 6 March, 1770. with fatal weakness of purpose, delaying the measure which his good sense and humanity approved. The decision came from the King who was the master of the ; and the belief was common, that if the others had adhered to it as strictly, all the grievances would have been redressed. W. S. Johnson to Gov. Trumbull, 6 March, 1770. Merchants of New-York, therefore, consulted those of Philadelphia on agreeing to a general importation of all articles except of tea; the Philadelphians f