Paul Revere engraving... Hutchinson Letters Affair...

Over half of the front page is taken up with a lengthy letter: "To The Earl of Dartmouth" who was Secretary of State for the colonies, with much concerning the troubling relationship between America and England as well as a great deal concerning the Hutchinson Letters Affair.
Page 2 begins with a lengthy letter concerning the Hutchinson Letters Affair, addressed: "To Mr. Hutchinson". Then a nice letter that begins: "The very important dispute between Britain and America has for a long time employed the pens of statesmen in both countries, but no plan of union is yet agreed on between them, the dispute still continues & everything floats on uncertainty...". And then a letter from Boston concerning the taxation issues, and it also mentions: "The Philadelphia papers mention that Dr. Franklin is soon expected in that city from London..." with a bit more on him.
Another fine letter begins the back page: "Every man of sentiment and patriotism in America has for many years past been anxiously concerned for the liberties of his country..." with much more.
Four pages, never-trimmed margins, archivally strengthened at the spine, and discrete tape mend to the back page, good condition.