To the House of Representatives of Massachusetts, December 23rd.

Resolution of Council on Absentees.

1780.

To the Governor of Rhode Island, January 5th .

Exclusion of Secret Enemies.

To John Adams, January 13th

Work of the Legislature—­Military Affairs—­Constitutional Convention—­Delegates in Congress.

To John Morin Scott, February 17th

Condition of Public Records.

To James Lovell, March 5th

Political Details.

To the Legislature of Massachusetts, March 9th

Petition for Permission to Purchase Property of Absentees,

To John Adams, March 15th

The Massachusetts Constitution.

To James Lovell, March 25th

The Vermont Controversy—­Work of Congress—­The Penobscot Expedition—­The Eastern
Territory—­Need of Consulate In France.

To John Adams, May

Work of the Legislature—­The New Constitution.

Article Signed “Vindex,” June 12th

Origin of the Contest—­Character of the Army—­Duty of the People.

To James Bowdoin, June 20th

Defence of Connecticut.

To John Fellows, June 20th

Control of Hudson River—­Military Plans.

To Robert Howe, June 20th

Movement of Massachusetts Troops.

To John Fellows, June 21st

Plans for Defence of Hudson River.

To Robert Howe, June 21st

The Defence of Hudson River.

To La Fayette, June

Assistance of France—­Military Preparations in Massachusetts —­The Coming
Election.

To John Adams, July 10th

The Massachusetts Constitution—­The French Fleet.

To Hannah Adams, August 17th

Paternal Advice.

To James Bowdoin, August 22nd

French Opinion of Massachusetts Troops—­The Vermont Controversy—­The New
Constitution.

To John Lowell, September 15th

The Vermont Controversy—­Condition of the Army.

To Mrs. Adams, September 19th

Sacrifice in Public Service—­The Southern Campaign.

To James Warren, October 6th

The Massachusetts Election—­Reflections on Congress.

To Mrs. Adams, October 10th

Visit of Arthur Lee to Boston—­Election of Hancock—­Treason of Arnold.

To Mrs. Adams, October 17th

Opinion of Arthur Lee—­Election of Hancock.

To James Warren, October 24th

Public Service and Proper Government.

To Richard Henry Lee, October 31st

The Campaign in Virginia—­Opinion of Arthur Lee.

To Samuel Cooper, November 7th

Visit of Arthur Lee to Boston—­Legislation for the Army—­The Southern
Campaign.

To Mrs. Adams, November nth, 13th

Robbery of the Mail—­The Massachusetts Election.

To James Warren, November 20th