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British proclamation setting limits on the quantity of spirits, molasses, salt, and medicines that may be purchased by residents of Philadelphia., 1777

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

Message attesting that an item that appeared in the Mercury was published without their consent, signed: John Cruger, James De Lancey, Jacob Walton, James Jauncey, 1769

Henry Seymour Conway, Speech for quieting the troubles in America, 1781

Vox populi, Taxation royal tyranny, or The errors of the American Congress demonstrated by a geometrical axiom, 1779

Births and Burials in St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia, 1774

British proclamation concerning the regulation of trade in the port of Philadelphia, 1777

Facetious text addressed to Isaac Gray, 1772

Comte d'Estaing, Royal declaration to the old French of North America, 1779

British proclamation advertising for volunteers for the Royal Navy, 1777

Births and Burials in Christ Church Parish, Philadelphia, 1766

Births and Burials in the United Churches of Christ-Church and St. Peter's, Philadelphia, 1771 (2)

Message calling a meeting to discuss voting by secret ballot, New York, 1770

Anti-revolutionary verse, Philadelphia, 1775

Joseph Reed, Broadside regarding his trading to New York, 1781