YEAR.

WORKS PUBLISHED.

1767 Cont.

Thomas B. Chandler: Appeal to the Public in Behalf of the Church of England in America.1

[John Dickinson]: Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies.2 John Rogers: A Looking-Glass for the Presbyterians at New London.

1768.

1769.

Samuel Adams: Circular Letter to Each Colonial
Legislature.

[Morgan Edwards]: The Customs of Primitive Churches.
William Livingston: A Letter to the Bishop of Landaff.
John Woolman: Considerations on Pure Wisdom and
Human Policy, on Labor, on Schools, and on the
Right Use of the Lord's Outward Gifts.

[Anon.]: New England's Misery: The Cause and Rem-
edy (verse).

Episcopacy: Tracts from Late Newspapers.

Samuel Adams (with others): An Appeal to the World,
or a Vindication of the Town of Boston.3
Franklin: Works (one volume, quarto; letters on scien-
tific subjects; London).

The "Hermit of New Jersey": Poetical Essays and a
Dialogue on Human Happiness. [Philadelphia.]
Thomas Hutchinson: Original Papers; or, an Appendix
to the History of Massachusetts Bay.

Merchants of Boston: Observations on Several Acts of
Parliament . . and on the Conduct of the Officers
of the Customs (two editions).

John Winthrop Lectures on the Transit of Venus.
[John J. Zubly]: An Humble Inquiry into the Nature
of the Dependency of the American Colonies.

1 Chandler published long Defences of this "Appeal" in 1769 and 1771.

2 Publication began in Philadelphia papers; in book form, New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, 1768. Eight editions in the Colonies, two in London, one at Dublin, etc.

8 Printed by order of the town.

YEAR.

WORKS PUBLISHED.

1770.

Morgan Edwards: Materials towards a History of the
American Baptist Church (Vol. I.).

Phillis Wheatley [Peters]: Elegiac Poem on the Death
of George Whitefield.

John Woolman: Considerations on the True Harmony of Mankind.

Narrative of the Boston Massacre.1

Trial of the British Soldiers.

THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY established.

1771. American Philosophical Society: Transactions (Vol I.).2 Anthony Benezet: Historical Account of Guinea with an Inquiry into the Rise and Progress of the Slave

1772.

Trade.

Charles Chauncy: A Complete View of Episcopacy from
the Fathers of the Christian Church until the Close
of the Second Century (probably written).
Franklin: First Five Chapters of Autobiography (writ-
ten).

Timothy Dwight: America.

A Poem.

Nathaniel Evans: Occasional Poems, with Other Com-
positions. [Philadelphia.]

Freneau (with Brackenridge?): The Rising Glory of
America. [Philadelphia.]

[Rush]: Sermons to Gentlemen on Temperance and
Exercise.

James Swan: A Dissuasion to Great Britain and the
Colonies from the Slave-Trade to Africa.

John Trumbull: The Progress of Dulness (Part I.).
Joseph Warren: Oration on the Boston Massacre (two
editions). 8

Stephen West: An Essay upon Moral Agency. [New
Haven.]

1 Printed by order of the town of Boston.

2 Publication began in parts appended to THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE in 1769.

8 Printed by order of the town of Boston.