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Goeree's Kerkelyke & Wereldlyke Historie, 4to. Cuts

Willem Goeree (1635-1711), De kerklyke en weereldlyke historien

The minutes of the Committee of inspection and Observation at Philadelphia from June 18 to July 11, 1774 inclusive

British proclamation encouraging volunteers to serve with the King’s troops, 1777

Message related to New York politics, 1769

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Alexis's SecretsPiemontese Alessio (b. ca. 1471) Les secrets du seigneur Alexis Piemontois (Rouen: Jacques Cailloué, 1637)

L'Histoire de l'Imprimerie, 4to.

Histoire de l'imprimerie et de la librairie (by Jean de La Caille)? Or Histoire de l'origine et des prémiers progrès de l'imprimerie (by Prosper Marchand)

Cornelius Esten, To the public. Here is, I fear our unhappy and lamentable condition, 1764

Notice of a Philadelphia militia muster, 1777

Isaac Hunt, A dialogue, between the giant Polypheme and his son Jack Nothing, 1765

A map of environs of Phila. out of the Gentleman's Magazine

Thomas Paine, Common sense, 1782

Message supporting the replacement of the liberty pole, New York, 1770

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Mather's remarkable Providences in New-EnglandIncrease Mather (1639-1723), An essay for the recording of illustrious providences … especially in New-England (Boston: Samuel Green for Joseph Browning, 1684)

Hocus Pocus

Hocus pocus, or, The whole art of legerdemain laid open (Dublin: James Byrn and T. Wilkinson, [ca. 1765?])