& Nourse, printers, place assigned to for the purpose of taking

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American Revolution, built upon the principle of the equal right of all men

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Articles of Confederation, Convention called for revising the,

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Baxter, John, Jun'r, Delegate,

Baylies, William, Delegate,

Beal, Zaccheus, Delegate,

Bean, Joshua, Delegate,

Becket, Delegate from,
Bedford, Delegate from,
Bedford, Gunning, Jun'r, .

Belchertown, Delegate from,
Belknap, Jeremy,
Bell, Daniel,

Bellingham, Delegate from,
Berkley, Delegate from,
Bernardston, Delegate from,
Berwick, Delegate from,
Betts, Comstock, Delegate,
Beverly, Delegates from,

Bigelow, Abraham, Delegate,

David, Delegate,

Billerica, Delegate from,

Bisbee, Elijah, Jun'r, Delegate,

Bishop, Phanuel, Delegate,

Black, John, Delegate,

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Remarks of,

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Blair, John,

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Bordon, Richard, Delegate,

Boston, Delegates from,

the Clergy of, invited to officiate in the Convention,

Vote of thanks to the inhabitants of,
Procession in,

Massacre, March 5, 1770,

Gazette, &c., extracts from,

Bourn, Shearjashub, Delegate,
Bowdoin, James, Delegate,

Brattle Street, Meeting-house in, vote offering the use of to the Convention,

Brearly, David, .

Vote of thanks to the Proprietors for

their offer of the use of said house, 46, 49
Convention to assemble at,

Bribery and Corruption, charge of, published in the Boston Gazette and the

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64, 150
Country Journal,
Action of Convention in relation to the publication, 64, 65

The Bishop of, owns that England is deeply involved in the guilt of
the Slave Trade,

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to wait upon the President, and inform him of the choice, and

request his acceptance,

their Report,.

to view the accommodations in the Meeting-house in Brattle

Square,

their Report,.

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to examine returns of members to fill vacancies,

to communicate vote of thanks to proprietors of Brattle Street
Meeting-house,.

to consider expediency of the Convention removing to another
place in Boston,

on the Return from Taunton, Report of accepted,

on the Remonstrance of certain inhabitants of Williamstown,
Report of accepted,

on the Remonstrance of certain inhabitants of Great Barring-
ton, Report of,

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to wait on Hon. Elbridge Gerry, and request him to take a seat
in the House,

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to provide a more convenient place for the Convention to sit in,
Report of,

to prepare a Pay Roll,

to return thanks to the proprietors of the Meeting-house in Long
Lane,

on communication from the printers of the Boston Gazette, rel-
ative to a charge of Bribery, published in that paper,
to take into consideration the subject of the propositions of the
President of the Convention,

to wait upon the President of the Convention, and Vice-Presi-
dent, with votes of thanks,

Committees, enjoined to sit,

on Remonstrances against elections of members,