Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 289
HISTORY OF AMERICA. John Adams {fVcris, ii. 507; ix. 617) said ofCommon Siiise that it embodied a tolerablesummary of the arguments for independencewhich he had been speaking in Congress fornine months, and which Mahon (vi. 96) hascalled cogent arguments in clear, bold lan-guage ; but Adams deemed… … w CHARLES THOMSON. also in Works/vi. 193; i.\. 387,398), which hesays met the approval of no one of any con-sideration except Benjamin Rush. He addedhis name to the second edition, and records thatit soon had due influence upon the .\ssembliesof the several States, when about this time theyadopted…
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