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British proclamation warning persons offered security and protection not to jeopardize their status by misconduct, 1777

Message to the people of Pennsylvania on the resolution of Congress on suppressing all power and authority to the crown of Great Britain, 1776

Broadside favoring the election of lawyers to the New York Assembly, 1769

Francis Hopkinson, A Tory medley, 1780

Broadside relating to New York City election politics, 1768

Message about the next Pennsylvania election, 1774

British proclamation requiring all person aiding the rebellion in Pennsylvania to take the oath of allegiance to the king , 1777

Notice of Gov. William Livingston of New Jersey regarding British Gen. William Howe, 1776

Message of the Continental Congress to the French Canadians of the battalions training to fight the British in Canada, 1776

Message by Thomas Crowley on the disputes between Great Britain and her colonies, London, 1775

Moore Furman's reply to Isaac Wikoff's message, supporting charges that Wikoff sold adulterated rum, 1771

Joseph Reed, Broadside regarding the Pennsylvania Line, 1781

Isaac Howell and White Matlack, Memorial and remonstrance . . . in behalf of themselves, and others, who have been disowned by the people called Quakers, 1782

Message opposing the Billeting Act and accusing British soldiers of attempting to destroy the liberty pole, New York, 1770

Thomas Irwin's reply to Isaac Wikoff's message, supporting charges that Wikoff sold adulterated rum, 1771