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Broadside by "Bibibus" related to New York City election politics, 1769

Message attesting that Philip Livingston declined to serve in the next New York General Assembly, 1769

Dialogue that was spoken at the opening of a school in Wilmington, Delaware, 1773

Message about the bill related to taxing alcoholic beverages in the Pennsylvania General Assembly, 1772

Message, attributed to John Dickinson, about the expected arrival of the tea ship, 1773

Draft of a British bill declaring that Parliament will no longer impose taxes on North America, as doing so has brought about "great uneasiness and disorders," 1779

"A Wonderful dream," attributed to Benjamin Niccoll, with passages on religious persecution, New York, 1700

British proclamation establishing a police force for Philadelphia and its environs, and appointing Joseph Galloway superintendent general of the city, 1777

Alexander McDougall's letter against the grant of money by the New York General Assembly for the support of troops, 1769

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

Screed related to New York City election politics, 1769 (2)

Message about the tea tax, 1773 (2)

Message concerning the election of James Jauncey to the New York General Assembly, by "Honestus," 1769

Broadside regarding liberty of the press and freedom of speech, 1779

Message opposing a supply bill for British troops of two thousand pounds by "Freeholder," 1769