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James Otis, the Pre-Revolutionist

by John Clark Ridpath

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  1. 1James Otis the Pre-Revolutionist
  2. 2The Character of James Otis by Charles K. Edmunds, Ph. D.
  3. 3Resolution Adopted at a Town Meeting in Boston, May 8, 1770
  4. 4Joseph Warren’s Opinion of Governor Bernard, Otis’s Principal Enemy
  5. 5Otis as a Prophet
  6. 6Anecdotes and Characteristics of Otis, etc. Otis and His Fellow Pat…
  7. 7Otis and Adams
  8. 8Otis as an Author
  9. 9The Town Meeting
  10. 10James Otis at the Battle of Bunker Hill
  11. 11Influence of the Battle of Bunker Hill
  12. 12The Ancestors of James Otis
  13. 13Col. Barre on James Otis
  14. 14The Generosity of Otis
  15. 15John Adams on Otis
  16. 16Otis Compared With Randolph
  17. 17Oratorical Powers
  18. 18The Eloquence of Otis
  19. 19Otis Compared With American Orators
  20. 20Otis Compared With English Orators
  21. 21Physical Appearance
  22. 22Portrait of Otis
  23. 23The Source and Occasion of the War of the Revolution
  24. 24Stamps and the Stamp Act
  25. 25The Stamps
  26. 26The Minute-Man of the Revolution
  27. 27The Boston Common Schools
  28. 28England and America
  29. 29The Universities and the Men of the Revolution
  30. 30Earl Percy and Yankee Doodle
  31. 31Story of James Otis. For a School or Club Programme
  32. 32Programme for a James Otis Evening
  33. 33Questions for Review
  34. 34Chronological Table in the Life of James Otis
  35. 35Bibliography

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