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John Buffin, The true Quaker, reproveing [sic] the false one, 1764

Message accusing American merchants of violating the non-importation agreements while pretending to observe them, 1769

John Morgan, M.D., Letter to the citizens and freemen of the United States defending his reputation, 1778

The Examination of Mr. Meseres, 1774

Births and Burials in the United Churches of Christ-Church and St. Peter's, Philadelphia, 1775

The managers on the part of New-York, beg leave to suggest to the court, . . . it is by mistake expressed that they . . . do claim as a boundary beween the colony of New-York, and New-Jersey, 1769

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

John Wright Stanly, Remarks on scurrility and oppression, 1769

British proclamation concerning the regulation of trade in the port of Philadelphia, 1777

The Crisis. Number XII, 1775

The Newport mercury, 1765

Anthony Benezet, Some observations on the situation, . . . of the Indian natives, 1784

Invitation serieuse aux habitants des Illinois, 1772

British notice recruiting sailors for the ship Philadelphia, 1778

The speech of the Right Hon. Lord North, in the British House of Commons, 1778