CONTENTS

OF

VOLUME EIGHTH.

CORRESPONDENCE.

PART SECOND;

COMPRISING LETTERS, PRIVATE AND OFFICIAL, FROM THE TIME OF THE AUTHOR'S FIRST MISSION TO ENGLAND, TO THE BEGINNING OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

1757-1775.

Silk produced in Pennsylvania, and sent to England for

a Bounty.

From David Hume to B. Franklin. 7 February.

On the Prejudices against his Writings.

To Thomas Cushing. 13 April.

Little done in Parliament relating to America. Lord
Hillsborough. — Agents in England unnecessary, unless
received on a different Footing.

Removal of Lord Hillsborough. Lord Dartmouth.

To William Franklin. 19 August.

Use of bodily Exercise.

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