Letters of John Andrews, Esq., of Boston, 1772-1776

This book is a collection of letters written by John Andrews, a prominent Bostonian during the 1700s. These letters provide a unique insight into the events leading up to the American Revolution. Andrews discusses issues such as taxation without representation and the role of British rule in the colonies.

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