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III. Questions and Suggestions for Study	246
IV. The Sources	248
1. Lambard, Duties of Constables	248
2. Sheppard, Offices and Duties of Constables	252
3. Meriton, A Guide for Constables	255
4. The Annals of St. Helen's Bishopsgate, London	257
5. Nichols, Illustrations
A. Churchwardens' Accounts of St. Margaret's Westminster	261
B. Churchwardens' Accounts of Wigtoft	264
6. Boston Town Records	264
7. Records of Boston Selectmen	277
8. Winthrop's Journal	278
9. The Records of the Town of Cambridge	279
VII. BEGINNING OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH AMERICA
I. The Historical Setting of the Problem	283
II. Introductions to the Sources	288
III. Questions and Suggestions for Study	289
IV. The Sources	293
1. The Writings of Benjamin Franklin	293
2. Life of Shelburne with Extracts from his Papers and Correspondence	314
3. Letters from the Landsdowne MSS	315
4. Memorials and Correspondence of Fox	317
5. Autobiography of the Duke of Grafton	317
VIII. THE PARLIAMENT ACT OF 1911
I. The Historical Setting of the Problem	331
II. Introductions to the Sources	340
III. Questions and Suggestions for Study	340
IV. The Sources	343
1. Seligman, The English Budget Proposals, No. 1	343
2. The Annual Register, Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23	346