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

Oxenbridge Thacher, Considerations on lowering the value of gold coins, within the province of the Massachusetts-Bay, 1762

Screed related to the Church of England in America and New York politics, 1769

Message accusing American merchants of violating the non-importation agreements while pretending to observe them, 1769

Isaac Hunt, A continuation of the exercises, in Scurrility Hall, 1765

Pennsylvania Ledger 1775 & 1776

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

William Foster, True fortitude delineated, 1776

Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus, The mote point of finance, or The crown land equally divided, 1779

British proclamation urging those desirous of serving their country to report to HMS. Vigilant for duty in the King’s service, 1777

British proclamation requiring licensing for the sale of spirits, 1777

Andrew Marschalk's affidavit attesting that Isaac Sears attempted to bribe his father with the promise of an appointment by the Board of Commerce in exchange for his vote, 1769

John Mascarene, The manufacture of pot-ash in the British North-American plantations recommended, 1757

Isaac Hunt, A continuation of the exercises, in Scurrility Hall, 1765

The Laws of the Last Winter Assembly