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Tanners, curriers, and cordwainers of Philadelphia to the inhabitants of Pennsylvania in general, 1779

Message about voting by ballot, New York, 1770 (2)

A New song, on the repeal of the Stamp-Act,: tune, a Late worthy old Lyon, 1767

British proclamation ordering a curfew in Philadelphia, 1778

Message calling for a public meeting "to deliberate on means to preserve your liberties," New York, 1769

Message advocating the right of members of the Church of England to a full representation in the New York Assembly, 1769

Facetious text about the non-importation agreement, 1773

From the Monthly Meeting of Friends, called by some the Free Quakers . . . To those of our brethren who have disowned us , 1781

Broadside regarding a plan to stop the emission of currency in Philadelphia, 1779

Message about the tea tax, 1773 (1)

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

Philadelphia election proxy with the names of seventy-six candidates, 1776

The State of Baptist Churches, 1764

Pennsylvania election circular, 1772

Account of the burning of the Peggy Stewart on Oct. 19, 1774, by her part owner, Anthony Stewart, 1774