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John Cadwalader, A reply to General Joseph Reed's Remarks, 1783

Continental Congress, Journals of Congress. . . . Volume I., 1777

Reports of the Board of [U.S.] Treasury relative to finance, 1779

John Maylem, Gallic perfidy, 1758

Amos Taylor, A narrative of the strange principles, . . . of the people known by the name of Shakers, 1782

Gilbert Tennent, The substance and scope of both Testaments, 1749

Thomas Ward, A demonstration of the uninterrupted succession and holy consecration of the first English bishops, 1766

John Drinker, Observations on the late popular measures, 1774

State of the accounts of John Lacey, Junior, and George Wall, Esquires, late sub-lieutenants of the county of Bucks, 1783

His Excellency the Earl of Bellomont his speech to the representatives of . . . New-York, 1698

George Tennent, The happiness of rewarding the enemies of our religion and liberty, 1756

An act to regulate the Militia of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania, 1777

Thomas Bradbury Chandler, An appendix to the American edition of the life of Archbishop Secker, 1774

Lover of true English liberty, The note-maker noted, and the observer observed upon

An Experimental Dissertation on the Rhus Vernix, Rhus Radicans and Rhus Glabrum. Commonly known in Penna. by the names of Poison-ash, Poison-Vine, and Common Sumach