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A letter from Gov. William Franklin to the Council and House of Representatives of New Jersey, 1776

Notice by "Nestor" in opposition to the war against Britain, 1778

John Cruger's message announcing his candidacy in the New York General Assembly election, 1769

Message attesting that Philip Livingston declined to serve in the next New York General Assembly, 1769

Notice by "Mr. Axe" opposing the election of lawyers to the New York Assembly, 1768

Message blaming the Sons of Liberty for inciting opposition to the 16th Regiment, New York, 1770

Thomas Irwin's reply to Isaac Wikoff's message, supporting charges that Wikoff sold adulterated rum, 1771

Broadside regarding liberty of the press and freedom of speech, 1779

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

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

Poem ("A Word of Advice") about New York politics, 1768

Proceedings of a public meeting in Philadelphia in favor of independence, 1776

Message addressed to recent immigrants from Scotland or Ireland, recommending New York for its climage, 1772

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

Thomas Plant, Joyful news for America, and the downfall of the Stamp-Act, 1766