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British proclamation offering a land bounty to recruits for the Provincial Corps, 1777

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

Message calling for a public meeting "to deliberate on means to preserve your liberties," New York, 1769

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

Dialogue that was spoken at the opening of a school in Wilmington, Delaware, 1773

Alexander McDougall's letter against the grant of money by the New York General Assembly for the support of troops, 1769

Broadside regarding a plan to stop the emission of currency in Philadelphia, 1779

British proclamation requiring persons in possession of naval stores to report such articles to the quartermaster general, 1778

Letter to Capt. Alexander Patterson, 1783

Message from the Philadelphia soap boilers to protest John Rhea's plan for procuring ashes, 1772

An Alarm. To the Freemen and Electors of Pennsylvania, 1784

An epistle from the London Yearly Meeting to the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1771

Verse concerning the imprisonment of Alexander McDougall, New York, 1770

Pierre Eugène Du Simitière, American Museum, 1782

Joseph Reed, Broadside regarding the Pennsylvania Line, 1781