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David Ogden, To the several persons claiming under the Indian purchases, 1767

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

The Connecticut gazette, 1765

Ominous message to the tea agents James and Drinker, 1773

An ordinance of the Convention of the State of New-York, for organizing and establishing the government, 1777

Samuel Davies, A sermon on man's primitive state, 1748

The New-York Mercury, 1752-1777

Thomas Paine, Common sense, 1782

David Griffith, Passive obedience considered, 1776

John Joachim Zubly, An humble enquiry into the nature of the dependency of the American colonies upon . . . Great-Britain, 1769

An Address to the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania, 1782

Call for a public meeting to consider ways to prevent the landing of the tea ship, 1773

The Bee. /By William Honeycomb, 1765

British communication advising that Christian Apple be contacted when the chimneys of the barracks need sweeping, 1778

Resolution of the Pennsyvania Council of Safety appointing men to collect great-coats, 1776