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Message drawing parallels between the persecution of the French Protestants as described by Jean Cavalier, and Great Britain’s policy toward the American colonies, 1775

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

Message opposing the Billeting Act and accusing British soldiers of attempting to destroy the liberty pole, New York, 1770

The address of the Committee of the City and Liberties of Philadelphia, to their fellow-citizens throughout the United States, 1779

Text of the agreement to resume importation of paper, paint, and glass after December 1, and to continue the non-importation of tea and other duties, New York, 1770

Message to reschedule a meeting to discuss the New York General Assembly election, 1769

List of subcommittees of the Philadelphia Committee of Inspection and Observation, 1776

British advertisement for wood-cutters for royal troops, 1778

British notice advising persons who have rum or any kind of spirituous liquors to report the same to the commissary, 1778

Moore Furman's reply to Isaac Wikoff's message, supporting charges that Wikoff sold adulterated rum, 1771

British notice recruiting sailors for the ship Philadelphia, 1778

Message about the non-importation agreement, New York, 1770 (4)

Broadside regarding an Anglican bishop for the American colonies, 1768 (2)

Testimony from the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, 1777

Tanners, curriers, and cordwainers of Philadelphia to the inhabitants of Pennsylvania in general, 1779