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Message by Thomas Mifflin to the freemen of Pennsylvania about excise law, 1772

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

Southwark Theatre (Philadelphia) playbill for "The Inconstant" and "The Mock Doctor," 1778 (1)

Message warning against corruption and the use of threats to influence the upcoming New York election, 1769

Message attempting to influence voting preferences for members of the New York General Assembly, 1769 (1)

Anonymous message about liberty, as if spoken by the statue of William Pitt, New York, 1770

Message comparing James Jauncey and John Morin, favoring Jauncey, 1769

Notice to the public about the need for blankets for Continental troops, 1777

Satiric proposals concerning the non-importation agreement, New York, 1770

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

Standing orders for the garrison of Philadelphia from the Continental Army, 1777

Notice of a Philadelphia meeting addressed to gentlemen merchants and citizens, 1779

Message in support of the election of Philip Livingston to the New York General Assembly, 1769

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

Broadside favoring the election of lawyers to the New York Assembly, 1768