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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

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

Southwark Theatre (Philadelphia) notice that performaces will be posponed due to Passion Week, 1779

Message in support of the non-importation agreement, New York, 1774

Bill of Parliament Concerning Colonial Taxation, 1779

Message from Baldwin Wake to Samuel Allinson concerning the indenture of a free African American, 1774

Message from the Philadelphia soap boilers to protest John Rhea's plan for procuring ashes, 1772

Message in favor of the grant of money by the New York General Assembly for the support of troops, 1769

Philadelphia Committee of Inspection and Observation identifies enemies to their country, 1776

Southwark Theatre (Philadelphia) playbill for "The wonder, a Woman Keeps a Secret" and "A Trip to Scotland," 1778 (2)

Thomas Hale, To the friends of liberty and the constitution, 1781

Broadside supporting the election of Philip Livingston to the New York General Assembly, 1768

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

British communication advising that Christian Apple be contacted when the chimneys of the barracks need sweeping, 1778

Satirical verse on the political situation in New York City, 1770