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Act for blocking the harbour of Boston, 1774

Esther Reed, The sentiments of an American woman, 1780

Message concerning election issues in the choice of "representatives for our county [i.e., Dutchess County]," by "Fellow-freeholder and inhabitant," 1769

Facetious text about the non-importation agreement, 1773

Southwark Theatre (Philadelphia) playbill for "The Liar" and "Duke and No Duke," 1779

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

Twelve articles favoring the election of lawyers to the New York Assembly by "A Believer in politics," 1768

Births and Burials in the United Churches of Christ-Church and St. Peter's, Philadelphia, 1770

Message addressed to the General Assembly of Liliput regarding New York state politics and government, 1772 (2)

Broadside advocating the repeal of the Stamp Act, 1766

Notice to the people of Pennsylvania of the approach of British troops, 1777

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

British proclamation warning persons offered security and protection not to jeopardize their status by misconduct, 1777

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

Address of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, 1784