Novanglus, and Massachusettensis / or, Political Essays, Published in the Years 1774 and 1775, on the Principal Points of Controversy, between Great Britain and Her Colonies

FOOTNOTES

[1] One of the Regiments then in Boston.—Note by the Publishers.

[2] Salus populi, was the motto of one of his essays.

[3] Waller, on the death of Cromwell.

[4] Jemmibullero—This was a silly and abusive song, written by a Mr. S. Waterhouse, a stanch tory; but with so little wit, that it only exposed the writer to contempt.

Transcriber’s Errata List

Errata list: for the entry for p. 69, the original already reads "artifices." For the entry for p. 120, "bottom" should be "top."

Page 231: The sentence, "I shall only essay an analysis or a sketch of it, at present," appears to be a printer error.

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