| Description | "The unfortunate author of Four American Tracts which your Lordship is already possessed of" sends a copy of the dedication which is to be prefixed to the volume to be presented to Lord North (which is really an account of the profit and loss sustained by him by his writings in support of the authority of the supreme legislature over the Colonies and of the measures of administration in maintenance thereof
Enclosures, [William Knox] to Lord North, with an account of his profit and loss by his writings
[William Knox] to [Lord Dartmouth] [1777 or 1778], sending the enclosed considerations, "the second part will be ready when the writer's bill is paid", Lord North has a copy of this "which it is hoped will overturn all his ideas of patching up matters with the Colonies" |