Index

    Abbott, Charles C., 343

    Adair, Sargeant, portrait by Romney, 402

    Adams, Arthur, tribute, 392

    Adams, John, Dissertation, 6; “Novanglus Letters,” 6, 150; Thoughts On Government, 166–167, 202; Verbal exchange with William Paine, 350

    Adams, John, elected Honorary Member, 392

    Adams, John Quincy, 303

    Adams, Samuel, 6; Votes and Proceedings . . . of the Town of Boston, 82–83

    Adams, Thomas Boylston, 325; elected Vice-President, 330, 339, 370

    Adams, Thomas Randolph, paper on Chapin Library, Williams College, 3, 326; bibliography of Revolutionary pamphlets, 4–202; elected Corresponding Member, 331, 334, 336

    Alden, Frederick Winthrop, 301

    Alger, Horatio, 301

    Allen, John, Oration, 5, 84–86; American Alarm, 84; [Patriotic Whisper], 95–96; Watchman’s Alarm, 96

    Allis, Frederick Scouller, Jr., elected Member of the Council, 396

    Allston, Washington, 299

    American Apollo, 214

    American Manufactory, 411

    Anderson, George Pomeroy, tribute, 392

    Anderson, Robert, of Chester (N.H.), 425

    Appel, Richard G., paper on Bay Psalm Book, 203, 326

    Appleton, Nathaniel, Thanksgiving Sermon, 33

    Apprentices, in Boston, paper on, 417–468

    Apthorp House, paper on, 340, 364

    Armstrong, Samuel T., 262

    Ashurst, Sir William, 312, 316, 322, 324

    Atkins, William of Newburyport (Mass.), 430

    Atkinson, John, agent for Joseph Barrell, 382, 384

    Bailyn, Bernard, paper on the relevance of Colonial history, 339

    Baker, Eliza, see Paine, Eliza (Baker)

    Baldwin, Samuel, Sermon, 167

    Bancroft, Edward, Remarks, 61, 65

    Bancroft, George, 301

    Banks, Thomas, apprentice, 430

    Barber, Elizabeth, apprentice, 429

    Barnwell, George, 260

    Barrell, Ann (Pierce), 374

    Barrell, Colburn, 379, 381–382

    Barrell, Electra (Brigham), 383

    Barrell, Hannah, 383, 384

    Barrell, Hannah (Fitch), 374

    Barrell, Joseph, birth, 374; marriages, 374, 383; career, 374–375; house in Boston, 375–376, 379; house in Charlestown, see Pleasant Hill; interest in horticulture, 386–387; interest in science, 386; illness and death, 388; will, 388–389

    Barrell, Nathaniel, 378, 379, 382, 387

    Barrell, Sarah (Webb), 383

    Barrell, William, 374

    Barrell family, portraits, 374, 385

    Barrow, Thomas Churchill, paper on the Shirley-Belcher Feud, 397, 400; elected Resident Member, 399, 401; transferred from Resident to Non-Resident Membership, 401

    Barry, Henry, Advantages Which America Derives, 132–133; Strictures, 133–134, 201; 158

    Bayley-Hazen military road, paper on, 399

    Bay Psalm Book, paper on, 203, 326

    Bear, Mr. and Mrs. James A., Jr., 343

    Beaumont, Francis, Rule a Wife and Have a Wife, 270

    Belcher, Joshua, 262, 279

    Bellows, Robert Peabody, tribute, 328

    Bentley, William, 216, quoted on Joseph Barrell’s houses, 376, 377, 380–381, 389

    Berkeley, Francis Lewis, elected Corresponding Member, 3, 327

    Bernard, Francis, Copies of Letters, 67–69, 200; Letters To The Ministry, 69, 200; Third Extraordinary Budget of Epistles, 70, 200; Copy of the Complaint . . . Against, 79

    Bernard, John, 207, 260

    Berry, Joseph Breed, death, 203; tribute, 328

    Best, William Henry, tribute, 392

    Bioren, John, 279

    Bland, Richard, Colonel Dismounted, 17; Considerations, 17; Inquiry, 32, 33–34, 199

    Bland, William, [Sermon], 134

    Bliss, Daniel, Massachusetts loyalist, 352

    Bliss, Jonathan, Massachusetts loyalist, 352

    Bolton, Thomas, Oration, 134

    Boston, Appeal to the World, 61–62; early national theatre in, 205–285; Observations on Several Acts of Parliament, 63; Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre, 73–77, 200; Votes and Proceedings, 82–83, 86; architectural profession in, 334, 335, apprentices in, 417–468

    Boston and Maine Railroad, buys Pleasant Hill, 390

    Boston Gazette, Paine’s criticism in, 247–252, 255–256, 259–261; 247, 270, 278

    Boston Historical Conservation Committee, paper on, 405

    Boston Society for Promoting Industry and Frugality, 410

    Boston Tea Party, paper on, 475

    Boston Theater, stone for, 380

    Boston Times, dramatic criticism in, 261, 269–276

    Boucher, Jonathan, 114

    Bowditch, Charles P., “An Account of the Trust Administered by the Trustees of the Charity of Edward Hopkins,” 292, 295, 300, 313, 314.

    Bowdoin, James, Short Narrative, 73–77

    Bradlee, Frederick Josiah, elected Resident Member, 290, 327

    Brattle, Thomas, 303

    Brattle, William, 303

    Braxton, Carter, Address To The Convention, 167–168, 202

    Bridgman, Percy Williams, 299

    Brief Review Of The Rise And Progress . . . of New England, 96–97

    Briggs, LeBaron Russell, 303

    Brigham, Clarence, 471

    Brigham, Electra, 383

    Brooke, Henry, Gustavus Vasa, 209

    Brooks, Phillips, 299

    Brush, Crean, Speech, 135

    Buckingham, Joseph Tinker, 266

    Bulfinch, Charles, hired by Joseph Barrell, 375; designs Pleasant Hill, 376; plans for the house, 377, 378, 380; designs additions after sale to Massachusetts General Hospital, 389

    Bullock, Chandler, death, 470

    Burgean, Esther, apprentice, 429–430

    Burgoyne, John, Speech, 135

    Burke, Edmund, Speech . . . on American Taxation, 135–137; Speech . . . on Conciliation With Colonies, 137–138

    Butcher, Mary, apprentice, 431

    Butterfield, Lyman Henry, elected Vice-President, 404, 473; paper, 404

    Byles sisters, Boston loyalists, 362

    Byrd, William, paper on, 370

    Cable Hill see Cobble Hill

    Cabot, Paul Codman, 3, 326

    Cambridge grammar school, 297

    Cambridge High and Latin School, 297, 298

    Candid Observations, 34, 199

    Cannon, Walter Bradford, 299

    Carmichael, John, Self-Defensive War Lawful, 139

    Cartwright, John, American Independence, 97–98

    Case of Great Britain and America, 63–65

    Caswell, Richard, apprentice, 433

    Chafee, Zechariah, Jr., death, 203; tribute, 327

    Chalmers, George, 168

    Chalmers, James, Plain Truth, 168–169, 194, 202; Additions to Plain Truth, 168, 169–170

    Champion, Judah, Christian and Civil Liberty, 170

    Chandler, Thomas Bradbury, 5; American Querist, 98–99; Friendly Address, 99–100, 111–112, 115, 201; What Think Ye of the Congress Now?, 139–140

    Channing, Henry M., 326, 365, 402

    Channing, Mrs. Henry M., 326

    Channing, William Ellery, 299, 303

    Channing room, at 87 Mount Vernon Street, Boston, 326, 365, 402

    Chapin Library, Williams College, paper on, 3, 326

    Chaplin, Ebenezer, Civil State Compared to Rivers, 86–87

    Charity of Edward Hopkins, published histories, 292; land purchased, 297–298; value of funds, 298; recipients of deturs at Harvard College, 299; titles of books awarded, 299–300; recipients of deturs at Harvard Divinity School, 300–301; Trustees, 301–304

    Charleston (S. C.), merchants of, Representation of Facts, 50, 199

    Charlestown (Mass.), house of Joseph Barrell in, see Pleasant Hill

    Charlottesville, Virginia, Colonial Society’s visit to, 342–344

    Chauncy, Charles, Discourse, 34; Trust in God, 77; Letter to a Friend, 100–101

    Chipman, Ward, Massachusetts loyalist, sketch, 352–353

    Church, Benjamin, Liberty and Property, 22–23; Oration, 87

    Civil Prudence Recommended, 170, 202

    Clark, Jonas, Fate of Blood-Thirsty Oppressors, 170–171

    Clarke, Rev. John, portrait of, 385

    Cobble Hill, Charlestown, site of Pleasant Hill, 376

    Codman, John, elected Resident Member, 397, 398, 401

    Coffin, John, Boston loyalist, sketch, 348–349

    Colden, Cadwallader, Conduct Of, 50–51

    Colman, George (the elder), Blue Beard, 258

    Colman, George (the younger), Inkle and Yarico, 227; John Bull, 260

    Colonial Society of Massachusetts, Report of the Council, 1957, 325–328, 1958, 335–337, 1959, 364–367, 1960, 391–392, 1961, 400–402, 1962, 470–471; Report of the Treasurer, 1957, 328–329, 1958, 337–338, 1959, 367–368, 1960, 392–394, 1961, 402–403, 1962, 472–473

    Columbia, ship, trip around the world, 375

    Columbian Centinel, 208, 212, 213, 223

    Columbian Phoenix, 254

    [Comment On A Pamphlet byA Backsettler”], 101, 201

    Commercial Conduct of the Province of New York Considered, 51

    Compleat Farmer, 387

    Conant, James Bryant, 299

    Considerations Upon The Rights of the Colonists, 34

    Constitutional Right of the Legislature of Great Britain to Tax . . . , 53, 66–67, 199

    Cooke, George Frederick, 282

    Coolidge, Julian Lowell, 299

    Coolidge, T. Jefferson, 336

    Cooper, Myles, 98, 99, 139

    Cooper, Thomas Abthorpe, 261, 269; rivalry with James Fennell, 269–274, 275

    Copley, John Singleton, portraits of Barrell family, 374, 385

    Corporation for Propagation of the Gospel, 296, 304, 310–315, 318–320, 322

    Cowley, Hannah, A Day in Turkey, 235; The Town Before You, 235

    Craven, Wesley Frank, elected Corresponding Member, 3, 327

    Crothers, Samuel McChord, 303

    Crowninshield, Mrs. Francis B., 326

    Cullock, John, 295, 307, 308

    Cumings, Henry, Thanksgiving Sermon, 51–52

    Cummings, Abbott Lowell, elected Resident Member, 203, 290, 327; paper on the rise of the architectural profession in Boston in the eighteenth century, 334, 335

    Cunliffe, Marcus, 364

    Curtiss, Frederic Haines, 471

    Cushing, John Daniel, elected Resident Member, 397, 398, 401

    Cushinc, Richard James, Archbishop of Boston, 336

    Cushman, Charlotte, 284–285

    Dally, Henry, 296, 308, 309, 311

    Dalrymple, Sir John, 175

    Daniel, Leonard, Origin Of the American Contest, 150–151

    Daniell, Jere R., paper on politics and society in Revolutionary New Hampshire, 469, 470

    Davenport, John, 293, 295, 296, 298, 307, 308–309

    Davis, Timothy, Letter from a Friend, 171

    Davis, Walter G., 326

    Dawes, Thomas, 284

    Day, Abigail, 428

    Deane, Silas, 113

    Dennie, Joseph, Jr., 383

    Derby, Elias Hasket, 381

    Derby Mansion, 381

    Derry, Cecil Thayer, paper, “Edward Hopkins, Seventeenth Century Benefactor of Education,” 292–294

    Detur, definition, 291, 292

    Devotion, Ebenezer, Examiner Examined, 30, 35, 199

    Dexter, Timothy, 240

    Dibdin, Charles, Waterman, 229

    Dickinson, John, Letters, 5, 53–57; Late Regulations, 23–24; Address, 35, 43, 199; A Discourse, Address to the Sons of Liberty, 36; Essay, 101; 142, 194, 201

    Dickson, Thomas, agent for Joseph Barrell, 379–380

    Discourse on the Times, 171

    Dizer, Francis, apprentice, 433 n. 9

    Downer, Silas, Discourse, 57

    Doyle, Wilfred James, tribute, 328

    Drayton, William Henry, 6; Letter from a Freeman, 102, 130, 201

    Drinker, John, Observations, 102

    Duché, Jacob, Duty of Standing Fast, 140

    Dulany, Daniel, Considerations, 5, 24–27, 29, 30, 32, 198, 199

    Dummer, Jeremiah, 311, 313, 316, 320, 322, 324

    Dunlap, William, 207, 239, 247, 256, 258, 282

    Dunn, William, apprentice, 427

    duPont, Mr., 342

    Durfee, David, of Dartmouth (Mass.), 429–430

    Dwight, Timothy, 298; quoted, 298, 386

    Easterby, J. Harold, death, 398

    Eaton, Theophilus, 293, 295, 306, 307, 308

    Eaton, Mrs. Theophilus, 293, 294, 306, 308

    Eddy, Barzallai, apprentice, 433 n. 9

    Edes, Henry Herbert, 364

    Elder, John Peterson, elected Resident Member, 371, 372, 392; elected Member of the Council, 473

    Eliot, Rev. Andrew, Sermon, 27; 426

    Eliot, Charles W., 299

    Eliot, Frederick May, 299

    Eliot, Samuel Atkins, 303

    Eller, Rear Admiral E. M., 325

    Ellison, James, 281

    Elveden, 305

    Embargo, effect on economy of New Brunswick, 357

    Emerald, The, dramatic criticism in, 262–263, 273; and Paine’s poetry, 265

    Emerson, Joseph, Thanksgiving Sermon, 36

    Emerson, William, tribute, 327

    Emmison, Frederick G., 469; paper on Essex Record Office, 469, 470

    Endicott, Mrs. William Crowninshield, 335, 365

    Englishman’s Answer, 140–141

    Essay Upon Government, 141

    Essex Record Office, paper on, 469, 470

    Etter, Paul Whitman, elected Resident Member, 331, 334, 336; tribute, 337

    Evans, Matthew, 304, 310–314, 322, 323

    Everett, David, Daranzel, 236–237; 240, 252

    Everett, Edward, 299, 301

    Exton, Mr., 296

    Exton, Everard, 309, 310, 310 n. 9, 311

    Exton, Everard, Attorney General v. Everard Exton, et al., 311, 312, 315, 316

    Faber, Leonard Carl, paper on Quincy family, 341, 364; elected Resident Member, 345, 366

    Fair Account of the Late Unhappy Disturbance at Boston, 77, 200

    Fales, Dean Abner, Jr., elected Resident Member, 371, 372, 392; paper on Joseph Barrell’s Pleasant Hill, 373–390, 391; elected Member of the Council, 404

    Falmouth, sloop, 354

    Federal Orrery, Paine’s criticism in, 217–220, 225–228, 254; and Royall Tyler, 220; advertisements in, 224–225; Federalism of, 224

    Feer, Robert Arnold, elected Resident Member, 475

    Felton, Cornelius Conway, 299, 303

    Fennell, James, rivalry with Thomas H. Cooper, 269–270, 272–274, 275; 269, 279

    Fish, Elisha, Joy and Gladness, 52

    Fisher, Jabez, Americanus Examined, 102–103

    Fisk, Nathan, Importance of Righteousness, 103

    Fitch, Conover, elected Resident Member, 290, 327

    Fitch, Thomas, Reasons Why, 17–18, Some Reasons, 36–37

    Flaherty, Leo, elected Resident Member, 399, 405, 470

    Fletcher, John, Rule and Wife and Have a Wife, 270

    Fletcher, Laurence Brown, tribute, 326, 337

    Foote, Rev. Henry Wilder, letter on Latin grace used at the Society’s dinners, 332–333

    Forrest, Edwin, 284

    Foster, Dan, Short Essay, 141

    Foster, Francis Apthorp, 471

    Four Letters on Interesting Subjects, 171–172

    Fowle, Zachariah, 417, 431

    Fox, Charles James, 359

    Franklin, Benjamin, Causes of the Present Distractions, 5, 103; Examination of, 5, 37–41

    Freedom dues, 432, 433, 434

    Freiberg, Malcolm, elected Resident Member, 331, 334, 336; paper on Thomas Hutchinson, 371, 391

    Freidel, Frank Burt, elected Resident Member, 371, 372, 392

    French Revolution, effect on economy of New Brunswick, 356

    Frost, Robert, 299

    Fulling mills, 408, 409

    Fulton, John Farquhar, tribute, 392

    Galloway, James, 5, 103, 168; Plan of a Proposed Union, 139–140; Candid Examination, 141–142, 201; Reply to an Address, 142, 202

    Gardner, G. Peabody, 365

    Garrett, Wendell D., paper on Apthorp House, 340, 364; elected Resident Member, 341, 366

    Garrick, David, Lethe, 235; Country Girl, 258

    Gay, Ebenezer, 301

    Germain, Lord George, 175

    Gery, Thomas, 311, 312, 315, 316, 317

    Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. George, of Newport (R. I.), portraits, 326

    Gilman, Samuel, 301

    Gilmore, Myron Piper, elected Member of the Council, 339; on Nominating Committee, 399

    Glover, Richard, Evidence Delivered, 142–143

    Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, Boston reaction to, 208, 236, 267–268; Kotzebue’s account of, 253–254

    Goodwin, William, 295, 296, 307, 308

    Gonson, John, 304, 322

    Gordon, William, Discourse, 143–144, 158, 201; Sermon, 144

    Grace, used at Society’s dinners, 332–333

    Graham, Mrs. Catharine (Sawbridge) Macaulay, Address, 144–145

    Granger, Sarah, apprentice, 427

    Gravestones, paper on, 398, 400

    Gray, Harrison, Pew Remarks, 145–147; Observations, 146, 201

    Gray, Roland, 292, 300

    Great Britain, Parliament, Examination of . . . Franklin, 37–41, Speeches, 146–147

    Green, Jacob, Observations on the Reconciliation, 172

    Greene, Jerome David, tribute, 366

    Greene, Mrs. Joseph, 325, 395, 402

    Greenleaf, Oliver C., 262

    Greenough, Chester W., 303

    Griffith, David, Passive Obedience Considered, 172–173

    Griscom, Ludlow, tribute, 366

    Gummere, Richard Mott, elected President, 330, 339, 370, 396

    Guppy, Ruben, of Salem (Mass.), 420–421

    Hamilton, Alexander, 5, 168; Full Vindication, 104, 121, 201; Farmer Refuted, 147, 201Hamilton, Edward Pierce, elected Resident Member, 3, 327; on Committee to Examine Treasurer’s Accounts, 469

    Hancock, Rev. John, of Braintree (Mass.), 426

    Hancock, John, Oration, 5, 104–105

    Harvard College, Robert Treat Paine in, 210–211; and theater disorders, 233; under will of Edward Hopkins, 291, 292, 295–300, paper on, 304–324, number of loyalist graduates, 361–362

    Harvard Divinity School, 298

    Haswell, Anthony, apprentice, 431, n. 3

    Hatch, Francis W., broadside poem, “Beef Before Baubles,” 334

    Heslin, James J., elected Corresponding Member, 397, 398, 401

    Hewes, Joseph, Collection of Occurrences, 147–148

    Hicks, William, Considerations Upon the Rights of the Colonists, 34; Nature and Extent, 46, 57–58, 199

    Higginson, Rear Admiral Francis J., 326

    Higginson, Stephen (Sr.), 326

    Higginson, Stephen, Jr., 326

    Hinds, Mrs. E. Sturgis, 326

    Hitchcock, Gad, Sermon, 148

    Hitchings, Sinclair Hamilton, elected Resident Member, 474, 475; paper on the Boston album, 474

    Hocking, William Ernest, 299

    Hofer, Philip, elected Resident Member, 391, 397, 401

    Holin, Edward, 425

    Holly, Israel, God Brings about his Holy and Wise Purpose, 105–106

    Holman, Richard Bourne, elected Resident Member, 290, 327

    Holmes, Justice Oliver Wendell, 299

    Home, Sir Henry (Lord Kames), 217

    Hopkins, Ann (Yale), 293, 294, 306, 308

    Hopkins, Charity of, see Charity of Edward Hopkins

    Hopkins, Edward, life, 292–294, 306; character, 293–295; will, 294–295, 305 n. 4, 307–309; wealth inherited, 305–306; value of estate, 306

    Hopkins, Henry, 305, 306

    Hopkins, Stephen, Letter, 27–28, 198; Rights, 28, 29, 198; “Vindication,” 198

    Hopkins Academy, Hadley (Mass.), 296

    Hopkins grammar school, Hadley (Mass.), 296

    Hopkins grammar school, New Haven (Conn.), 297

    Hopkinson, Francis, 45

    Hoskins, John, agent for Joseph Barrell, 382, 383, 384

    Howard, Martin, Defense, 27, 29, 198; Letter, 28, 29, 31, 198

    Howard, Simeon, Sermon, 88

    Howe, John, Massachusetts loyalist, 361

    Howe, Joseph, 361

    Howe, Mark Antony DeWolfe, 336; tribute, 401

    Howells, William Dean, on Goethe, 267–268; 284

    Howland, Llewellyn, death, 203; tribute, 328

    Howland, Mrs. Llewellyn, 326, 331, 336, 365

    Howlett, Duncan, elected Resident Member, 3, 203, 327

    Hunt, Isaac, Political Family, 148

    Huntington, Enoch, Happy Effects of Union, 173

    Huntington, Jabez, 171

    Huntington, James L., 391

    Hutchinson, Thomas, Letters, 5, 88–91; Speeches, 91–92; paper on, 371, 391

    Ice house, at Pleasant Hill, 388

    Inchbald, Mrs. Elizabeth, Such Things Are, 219, 232, 284; Every One Has His Fault, 226, 243, 259; Translation of Kotzebue, 239–241; 274

    Independent Chronicle, 212

    Ingersoll, Jared, Letters, 42

    Inglis, Charles, 168; Deceiver Unmasked, 173–174, 202

    Irving, Washington, 242, 274

    Jackman, Isaac, All the World’s a Stage, 229

    James, Henry, 206

    Jefferson, Thomas, Summary View, 5, 106–107

    Jefferson, Thomas, Memorial Foundation, 341, 343

    Jenkins, Lawrence Waters, tribute, 401

    Jenyns, Soames, Objections, 24, 29–30, 198

    Jewell, Rev. Jedediah, of Rowley (Mass.), 411

    Johnson, Alden Porter, elected Resident Member, 340, 341, 366

    Johnson, Frederick, elected Resident Member, 3, 327

    Johnson, James, 422

    Johnson, Samuel, Taxation, 6

    Johnson, Stephen, Some Important Observations, 42; Integrity and Piety, 78

    Jones, David, Defensive War, 148

    Jones, John Paul, paper on, 330

    Jones, Mrs., Robert Treat Paine’s affair with, 252, 258–259, 283, 284

    Joy, Benjamin, 380; marries Hannah Barrell, 384; executor of estate of Joseph Barrell, 389

    Kant, Immanuel, 263–264

    Kennedy, John Fitzgerald, elected Honorary Member, 345, 366

    Kilgore, Peggy, apprentice, 430

    Kirkland, Edward Chase, elected Corresponding Member, 399, 401

    Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb, 253

    Knopf, Alfred A., elected Corresponding Member, 3, 327

    Knowles, Lucius J., death, 398; tribute, 402

    Knox, William, Claim, 24, 25, 30, 35, 198, 199; Letter, 30; Controversy, 61, 65–66; Interest of the Merchants, 107–108

    Kotzebue, August von, success of in Boston, 204, 208–209, 234, 252–253, 261–263, 266–268, 278, 282–283; Lovers’ Vows, 208, 234, 238, 239–243, 254; The Stranger, 208, 234, 243–244, 246, 267, 282; Pizarro, 208, 247–250, 254, 261, 267, 282; Mrs. Inchbald’s translation of, 239–241; Sighs, 250; Count Benjowski, 250, 257; False Shame, 251; The Constant Lover, 253; on Goethe, 253–254; The Most Remarkable Year of My Life, 261

    Labaree, Benjamin Woods, elected Resident Member, 3, 327; paper on Boston Tea Party, 475

    LaFarge, John, 299

    Laing, Charles Christopher, elected Resident Member, 371, 372, 392

    Lally, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Joseph, elected Resident Member, 405, 406, 470

    Langdon, John, 427

    Langdon, Samuel, Government Corrupted by Vice, 149

    Lathrop, John, Innocent Blood. Crying to God, 78; Discourse, 108; Sermon, 108

    Laurens, Henry, 50; Extracts From the Proceedings, 58–59, 66, 199; Appendix to the Extracts, 59, 199

    Lee, Arthur, 107; Appeal, 108–110; True State, 110

    Lee, Charles, Strictures, 5, 110–113, 133, 201; Letter to General Burgoyne, 149–150

    Leigh, Sir Egerton, 50; Man Unmasked, 66, 199

    Leland, Waldo G., 365

    Lelly, Sir Henry, 305

    Leonard, Daniel, Massachusettensis, 151–152

    Leonard, George, Massachusetts loyalist, 353–355

    Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim, 253

    Letter from a Veteran, 113

    Letter from a Virginian, 114

    Letter to the North American, 42, 199

    Letter to the Right Honorable the Earl of Hilsborough, 66–67, 200

    Leverett, John, 303

    Lexington-Concord battle road, paper on, 331, 335

    Lilly, Joseph, apprentice, 432

    Lincoln, Levi, of Worcester (Mass.), 427

    Lind, John, 141

    Lippmann, Walter, 299

    Little, David Britton, on committee for annual dinner, 290, 345, 373; 399, elected Corresponding Secretary, 330, 339, 370, 396, 404, 473

    Livingston, Philip, Other Side of the Question, 115, 201

    Lloyd, Charles, Conduct of the Late Administration, 52–53

    Loring, Nathaniel, 426

    Lovell, James, Oration, 81

    Lowell, Abbott Lawrence, 303

    Lowell, James Russell, 299

    Loyalists, from New England in New Brunswick, number, 347; their background, 347–348, 361; failure to adjust, 356; decline in importance, 359; contributions, 360–361; treatment by historians, 359–363

    Ludwig, Allen, paper on the visual imagery of Puritanism, 398, 400

    Lyman, Robert, of Northampton (Mass.), 421

    Mccleary, James, apprentice, 433

    McClintock, Gilbert Stuart, tribute, 367

    McCord, David, paper on the Charity of Edward Hopkins, 291–304, 326; 330, 339, 396

    McCorison, Marcus A., elected Resident Member, 399, 401; paper on the Bayley-Hazen military road, 399, 400

    Mclntire, Samuel, visits and sketches Pleasant Hill, 381, 381 n. 5, 388

    Mackenzie, Henry, 175

    McLean Asylum, moves into Pleasant Hill, 389; views of, 389; sells estate to Boston and Maine Railroad, 390

    MacNutt, W. Stewart, paper on New England’s tory neighbors, 345–363, 365

    MacPherson, James, Rights of Great Britain Asserted, 174–179

    Mandell, Paul, of Hardwick (Mass.), 427–428

    Mason, James, of Bristol County (Mass.), 425

    Massachusetts, Council, Proceedings . . . Relative to Deposition of Andrew Oliver, 78–79, 200; House of Representatives, Copy of Complaint . . . Against Francis Bernard, 79, 200; Narrative of the Excursion and Ravages, 152

    Massachusetts General Hospital, buys Pleasant Hill, 389

    Massachusetts Magazine, 212

    Massachusetts Mercury, 222

    Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture, 387

    Mather, Cotton, 303; quoted, 428, 429

    Mather, Increase, 303

    Mather, Moses, America’s Appeal, 152

    Mather, Samuel, Attempt to Shew, 92, 93, 200

    Mayhew, Jonathan, Snare Broken, 43

    Medals, commemorating voyages of the Columbia and the Washington, 375, 385

    Mein, John, State of the Importations, 70, 80; Sagittarius’s Letters, 153

    Merrimack Valley Textile Museum, establishment, 406–407; purposes and activities, 406, 415–416

    Merry, Cornelius, of Northampton (Mass.), 421

    Middle Line: Or, an Attempt to Furnish some Hints, 153

    Millar, W. Graham, thesis on Boston apprentices, 434

    Minot, Sedgwick, 326

    Mitchell, Stewart, tribute, 327

    Montgomery, Joseph, Sermon, 153

    Monthly Anthology and Boston Review, 278

    Moody, Robert Earle, elected Recording Secretary, 330, 339, 370, 396, 404, 473

    Moody, William Vaughn, 299

    Moore, Sir Henry, Governor of New York, 410

    Moore, Daniel, Representation of Facts Relative to, 50

    Moore, Maurice, Justice and Policy, 30–31

    Moore, Roger Allan, elected Resident Member, 398, 399, 401

    Moors, John Farwell, 301

    Morgan, John, 45

    Morison, Samuel Eliot, on John Paul Jones, 330; elected Vice-President, 330, 339, 370, 396, 404, 473; 471, 474

    Morrison, Kenneth, Essays, 43–44, 199

    Morton, Thomas, Speed the Plough, 263

    Mühlenberg, Heinrich Melchior, Ein Zeugniss von der Güte, 44

    Murphy, Arthur, Three Weeks After Marriage, 229; Old Maid, 235

    Murray, Colonel John, Massachusetts loyalist, 349

    Murray, Judith Sargent, The Traveller Returned, 222–224; 240

    Nason, Thomas W., 331

    Natick Indians, 297, 298

    New England Quarterly, 326, 337, 366, 471

    Newman, Henry, 304, 312, 313, 315–318, 320, 322, 324

    Necessity of Repealing the American Stamp Act Demonstrated, 44

    New Brunswick, as by-product of American Revolution, 345–346; New England loyalists in, 347–356; financial dependence on Britain, 356; decline of commerce, 356–357, prosperity during embargo and War of 1812, 357–358; growth of merchant shipping in 19th century, 358

    Nickerson, S. C., 365

    Nickerson, W. G., 365

    Noble, Oliver, Some Strictures, 154

    North Andover Historical Society, 407

    Norton, Arthur Orlo, tribute, 366

    Norton, Charles Eliot, 303

    No Standing Army In the British Colonies, 153–154

    Nova Scotia, as a New England outpost, 346; hopes for it as a model colony, 347; New England loyalists in, 348, 352, 361

    Oliver, Andrew, Fair Account, 78; 88

    Oliver, Andrew, elected Corresponding Member, 371, 372, 392; 402

    Oliver, Daniel, of Worcester (Mass.), 427

    Oliver, John, of Maiden (Mass.), 427

    Oliver, Peter, death, 341; tribute, 367

    Oliver, William Hutchinson Pynchon, tribute, 367

    Osgood, William Bradford, on committee to examine Treasurer’s accounts, 290, 345, 373, 399; elected Member of the Council, 330; 336

    Otis, James, 5; Rights, 18–19; Vindication, 29, 31–32, 198; “Considerations,” 29–30; Brief Remarks, 31, 198

    Otis, Samuel, 426

    Paddock, Adino, Massachusetts loyalist, 350

    Paine, Eliza (Baker), acting ability of, 215; marriage, 216, 252

    Paine, John Bryant, Jr., elected Resident Member, 334, 336; on Committee to examine Treasurer’s accounts, 399, 469

    Paine, Robert Treat (1731–1814), 209, 210, 212, 216, 255, 258, 283, 427

    Paine, Robert Treat (1773–1811), prologue to Gustavus Vasa, 209; early life, 209–211; early theatrical writing, 212–215; marriage, 215–216; and the Federal Orrery, 217–220, 224–228, as advocate of national drama, 221, 224, 225, 254; on The Traveller Returned, 222–224; as Master of Ceremonies of Boston stage, 229–236; The Taste of the Times, 235–236; and Everett’s Daranzel, 236–237; Spirit of the Times, 238; and “Adams and Liberty,” 238, 239, 245; Legal studies, 245; Washington eulogy, 245–246; criticism in Boston Gazette, 247–252, 255–256, 259–261; legal practice, 252, 258; affair with Mrs. Jones, 252, 258–259, 283, 284; poetry of, 265; criticism in Boston Times, 269–276; on Cooper-Fennell rivalry, 270–274, 275; knowledge of theatrical history, 274–275; final years, 277–283; epilogue for The Poor Lodger, 280–281; death of, 283; “The Steeds of Apollo,” 284

    Paine, Russell Sturgis, 336

    Paine, Thomas, Common Sense, 4–5, 167, 173, 180–187, 202; Large Additions to Common Sense, 187–188

    Paine, William, Massachusetts loyalist, sketch, 350–351

    Park, Charles Edward, death and tribute, 470

    Parkman, Francis, 299, 303

    Parsons, Theophilus, 245

    Patriot’s Day, 303

    Patten, William, Discourse, 45

    Payne, John Howard, 242, 258, 277

    Payson, Gilbert Russell, elected Resident Member, 340, 341, 366

    Peabody, Francis Greenwood, 303

    Peabody, George, mirrors of, 336

    Pemberton, Samuel, Short Narrative, 73–77

    Pennsylvania, University of, Four Dissertations, 45

    Perez, Morton, Oration, 179–180

    Perkins, Elliott, on Nominating Committee, 290, 345, 373, 399, 469

    Perry, Joseph, Sermon, 154

    Perry, Ralph Barton, 301

    Pickering, Timothy, 299

    Pickman, Edward Motley, tribute, 366

    Pier, Arthur Stanwood, on committee to examine Treasurer’s accounts, 290, 345, 373

    Pierce, Benjamin, 299

    Pierce, Richard D., edits records of First Church of Boston, 326, 334, 335, 400–401, 471

    Pierce, William, apprentice, 432

    Pills for the Delegates, 154

    Pitt, William, Political Debates, 46–47, 199; Speech on the 20th of January 1775, 154–157; Plan Offered, 157

    Pleasant Hill, architectural importance, 373, 376, 381, 390; site, 376; construction begun, 376; grounds, 377, 386–388; building materials, 377–385; plan, 378; furnishings, 378–386; cost, 389; sold, 389, 390; demolished, 390

    Polyanthos, The, 264

    Poplar Grove, name for Pleasant Hill, 388, n.6

    Port-Folio, The, 277

    Power and Grandeur of Great-Britain, 59–60

    Pownall, Thomas, Administration, 19–21, 24, 198; C——— having gone through the examination, 70–71; Speech of, 71

    Prentiss, Charles, 284

    Prescott, Benjamin, Free and Calm Consideration, 115–116

    Prescott, Robert, 113

    Price, Richard, Observations, 5, 188–193

    Priestley, Joseph, Address, 116–117

    Prince, William and Son, first American nursery, 387

    Pringle, William, 387

    Prout, Timothy, Diana’s Shrines, 92–93, 200

    Puknat, E. M., 203

    Puknat, S. B., 203

    Puritans, attitude toward the poor, 419–420

    Putnam, James, Massachusetts loyalist, 351–352

    Quincy, Josiah (1744–1775), Observations, 117–118

    Quincy, Josiah (1772–1864), 303

    Quincy family, paper on, 364

    Quinn, David Beers, elected Corresponding Member, 475

    Rand, Edward Kennard, 299, 301

    Randall, Richard Harding, Jr., elected Resident Member, 373, 392

    Randolph, John, Considerations, 118, 200

    Ray, Nicholas, Importance of the Colonies, 47–48

    Raynal, Guillaume Thomas François, Sentiments of a Foreigner, 158

    Reasons Against the Renewal of the Sugar Act, 21–22

    Reed, Joseph, 45

    Remarks On a Late Pamphlet Entitled Plain Truth, 194, 202

    Remarks Upon a Discourse Preached December 15th 1774, 158, 201

    Revere, Paul, makes medals for Joseph Barrell, 373, 385; other work for Barrell, 385

    Reward, ship, 358

    Reynolds, Frederick, Werther, 236

    Richardson, Ruth, 336

    Richmond, Carleton Rubira, elected Treasurer, 330, 339, 370, 396, 404, 473

    Riley, Stephen Thomas, elected Member of the Council, 370; paper on the Robert Gould Shaw monument, 372; paper on Thomas Hutchinson, 391; on Nominating Committee, 469

    Rivington, James, 6

    Robbins, William J., 335

    Roberts, Abigail, 422

    Robinson, Fred Norris, on Nominating Committee, 290, 345, 373; 471

    Rogers, Bathsheba, apprentice, 425

    Rogers, Rev. Ezekiel, 408

    Rokeby, Matthew Robinson-Morris, 2nd Baron, Considerations, 5, 118–121

    Rollins, Carl Purington, tribute, 401

    Romney, George, portrait by, 402

    Ross, Robert, Sermon, 194

    Rotch, William, elected Resident Member, 203, 290, 327, 343

    Rowland, David Sherman, Divine Providence Illustrated, 48

    Rowley (Mass.), 408

    Rule, James, gardener for Joseph Barrell, 387

    Russell’s Gazette, 222

    Rusticus, Remarks, 194

    Ruzicka, Rudolph, elected Honorary Member, 345, 366

    Sampson, Ezra, Sermon, 159

    Sanger, Rev. Zedekiah, 211

    Sargent, Henry, portrait of the Rev. John Clarke, 385

    Sargent, Winthrop, on German drama, 257

    Sayre, Stephen, Englishman Deceived, 60

    Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von, 256–257, 263

    Scholfield, Arthur, 412

    Schell, Mrs. Beverley, 434

    Seabury, Samuel, 5; Congress Canvassed, 121–122, 201; Free Thoughts, 121, 122–123, 201; View of the Controversy, 121, 123, 201; Alarm to the Legislature, 159; [The Republican Dissected], 159–160, 201

    Selfridge, Thomas O., 277, 283–284

    Serious Address to the Inhabitants . . . of New York, 123–124

    Seton, Henry, elected Resident Member, 397, 398, 401

    Sewall, Samuel, diary quoted, 297, 301; 303

    Sewell, Jonathan, Massachusetts loyalist, 352

    Shakespeare, William, Hamlet, 215; As You Like It, 218; King Lear, 234; Othello, 234, 272; Henry IV, 246, 256, 271, 275; The Merchant of Venice, 258

    Shaler and Hall, 380

    Sharp, Granville, Declaration, 124–126

    Shaw, Robert Gould, paper on monument to, 372

    Sheridan, Richard B., The School for Scandal, 205, 213–214, 258–260

    Sherwood, Samuel, Sermon, 126;

    Church’s Flight into the Wilderness, 195

    Shipley, Jonathan, Sermon, 5, 93–95; Speech, 5, 126–129

    Shipton, Clifford Kenyon, elected Vice-President, 396; elected President, 404, 473; 418 n. 3

    Shirley-Belcher Feud, paper on, 397 [Short but Serious Address to the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania], 79

    Sill, Edward Rowland, 301

    Simonson, Lee, 299

    Simpson, Alan, paper on Edward Hopkin’s legacy, 304–324

    Sinclair, J. Bruce, paper on Merrimack Valley Textile Museum, 406–416, 470; elected Resident Member, 474, 475

    Skelton, R. A., 398, 473, 474

    Small, Edwin Williams, elected Resident Member, 3, 327; paper on Lexington-Concord battle road, 331–335

    Smith, William (1727–1803), 45, 168; Sermon, 160–163; Oration in Memory of General Montgomery, 195–197

    Some Fugitive Thoughts on a Letter Signed Freeman, 130, 201

    Some Observations of Consequence, 60–61

    Some Seasonable Observations and Remarks upon the State of our Controversy, 163

    Sparks, Jared, 303

    Spinning bees, 411

    Stamp Act, 410

    Stamp Act Congress, Proceedings, 48–49

    Stanley, Mrs. (actress), 275–276

    Stark, James H., History of the Loyalists of Massachusetts, 362

    State of Importations from Great Britain, 80

    [State of the Embarrassments . . .], 71

    Stearns, A. Warren, tribute, 366

    Stearns, Charles Edward, elected Resident Member, 371, 372, 392

    Stearns, William, View of the Controversy, 164

    Steele, Ebenezer, 252

    Stevens, Samuel D., 407

    Stillman, Samuel, Good News, 49

    Storkney, Richard, of Stoughton (Mass.), 431

    Story, Isaac, Love of our Country Recommended, 164

    Sweetser, Benjamin, 228

    Syme, Ronald, 326

    Tack, Mrs. Augustus Vincent, 326

    Taylor, Francis Henry, elected Honorary Member, 325, 336; death, 325, 331; tribute, 336–337

    Tennant, William, Address, 130

    Textile manufacturing in New England, first mills, 412; effect of American Revolution, 411–412; effect of War of 1812, 413; achievement of full factory system, 414; working conditions, 414–415

    Thacher, Rev. Oxenbridge, Sentiments, 22; 426

    Thacher, Peter, Oration, 197

    Theater, German influence on American, 204, 208–209, 238–268; in Boston, 205–285; disorders in, 231–233; management of, 233–234; actors and acting in, 268–277

    Thomas, Isaiah, 418, 424, 431, 432 n. 5

    Thomas, Peter, 418

    Thompson, Benjamin, 362

    Thompson, Mrs. Lovell, 326

    Thompson, Robert, 295, 308, 310

    Thomson, Charles, 142, 201

    Thoreau, Henry D., 299

    Thoron, Benjamin W., 336

    Throop, Benjamin, Thanksgiving Sermon, 49

    Thurber, James, of Rehoboth (Mass.), 429

    Ticknor, George, 240

    Timber trade, importance in New Brunswick, 357–358

    Tisdale, James, 212, 245

    Tories, see loyalists

    Towner, Lawrence W., paper on the indentures of Boston’s poor apprentices, 417–468, 470; “A Good Master Well Served,” 419 n. 7, 423 n. 3

    Trevelyan, George Macaulay, death, 471

    Trevelyan, Sir George Otto, on American tories, 359–360

    Triumph of the Whigs, 164

    Trumbull, Benjamin, Discourse, 95

    Trustees of the Charity of Edward Hopkins, 301–304, 326; see also Charity of Edward Hopkins

    Tucker, John, Sermon, 82

    Tucker, Josiah, True Interest of Great-Britain, 130–131

    Tyler, Royall, “An Occasional Address,” 220

    Tyrell, Joseph Burr, tribute, 327

    University of Virginia, 343

    Updike, John, 299

    Vanbrugh, Sir John, Provok’d Husband, 226, 231

    Van Ravenswaay, Charles, elected Resident Member, 474, 475

    Vaughn, Charles, 379

    Vermeule, Cornelius Clarkson, III, elected Resident Member, 371, 372, 392

    Ver Steeg, Clarence, 364

    Vose, Robert Churchill, Jr., elected Resident Member, 373, 392

    Wadsworth, Benjamin, 301, 303

    Wainwright, Nicholas Biddle, elected Non-Resident Member, 345, 366

    Walcott, Robert, 303

    Walker, James, 303

    Wanton, William, of Saint John (New Brunswick), 354

    War of 1812, effect on economy of New Brunswick, 358; effect on textile industry, 413

    Warren, James, of Plymouth (Mass.), 427

    Warren, Joseph, Short Narrative, 73–77; Oration (1772), 83–84; Oration (1775), 164–165

    Warren, Josiah, 426

    Washington, George, 245

    Washington, sloop, trip around world, 375

    Watts, Stephen, 45

    Webb, Sarah, 383

    Webster, Samuel, Misery and Duty, 131; Rabshakeh’s Proposals Considered, 165

    Wells, Richard, Few Political Reflections, 131; 168

    Wemms, William, Trial of, 80–81

    Wentworth, Sir John, New Hampshire loyalist, 348

    Wesley, John, Calm Address, 6

    West, Samuel, Sermon, 197

    Weston, Robert Dickson, tribute, 327

    Whately, Thomas, Regulations, 32–33, 199

    White, William, Clergyman’s Daughter, 278; Orlando, 278; The Poor Lodger, 279–280; 282

    Whitehill, Walter Muir, on committee for annual dinner, 290, 345, 373, 399, 469; 343; reports on independent historical societies, 396; reports on Boston Historical Conservation Committee, 405, 470

    Whitney, Edward Allen, death, 471

    Whitney, James Lyman, 345

    Whitney, Peter, Transgressions of a Land, 131

    Wilkins, Isaac, Short Advice, 132

    Willard, Abijah, Massachusetts loyalist, 349–350

    Willard, Joseph, 301

    Williams, Alexander Whiteside, on committee for annual dinner, 469

    Williams, Samuel, Discourse, 165–166

    Williams, William, of Hatfield (Mass.), 430

    Williamson, James Alexander, transferred from Corresponding to Honorary membership, 475

    Williston, Samuel, 471

    Willoughby, Francis, 295, 308, 310

    Wilmot, Lemuel Allen, 361

    Wilson, Mrs. Andrew Chalmers, 365

    Wilson, James, Considerations, 5, 132

    Wilson, Thomas James, elected Resident Member, 391, 397, 401

    Winslow, Edward, Massachusetts loyalist, sketch, 355–356

    Winslow papers, 355, 356

    Winthrop, Governor John (of Mass.), on Ann (Yale) Hopkins, 293, 306

    Winthrop, Waitstill, 303

    Witherspoon, John, Dominion of Providence, 197–198

    Withington, Sidney, paper, “Harvard, Yale, and Governor Hopkins’ Bequest,” 292, 297

    Wood, William, New-England’s Prospect, 22

    Woodworth, Samuel, 262

    Wright, Louis Booker, paper on William Byrd, 370

    Wroth, Lawrence Kinvin, elected Resident Member, 475

    Wyzanski, Charles E., Jr., 299

    Yale, Ann, see Hopkins, Ann (Yale)

    Yale College, claims for funds under will of Edward Hopkins, 294, 298, 308–309, 313, 314

    Zschokke, Johann Heinrich Daniel, Abällino, 256–257

    Zubly, John Joachim, 6; Stamp-Act Repealed, 49–50; Humble Enquiry, 71–72; Great Britain’s Right to Tax Her Colonies, 72–73; Calm and Respectful Thoughts, 84; Law of Liberty, 166