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

Proclamation by Sir Henry Moore, governor of New York, asking the people of New York City to help put down riots against the government, 1768

Pierre Eugène Du Simitière, American Museum, 1782

Anthony Marmajou, Broadside announcing 500 pound reward for the return of the St. Louis Virginia pilot boat captured by pirates, 1778

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

Births and Burials in Christ Church Parish, Philadelphia, 1747

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

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

British notice recruiting sailors for the ship Camilla, 1778

British proclamation ordering that all ships report their cargoes to the Philadelphia port officials, 1777

Screed related to the Church of England in America and New York politics, 1769 (2)

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

Isaac Howell and White Matlack, Memorial and remonstrance . . . in behalf of themselves, and others, who have been disowned by the people called Quakers, 1782

Song, in eight numbered stanzas, favoring the election of the John Cruger ticket to the New York General Assembly, 1769

British proclamation forbidding unauthorized confiscation of provisions, and offering reparation for such injuries already sustained, 1779