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European Settlements, in North-America, 2 vols. 8vo.Edmund Burke (1729-1797), An account of the European settlements in America (London: R. and J. Dodsley, 1758)

British proclamation ordering that all ships report their cargoes to the Philadelphia port officials, 1777

Hugh Williamson, The plain dealer: . . . Numb. III, 1764

Pennsylvania Ledger 1775 & 1776

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History of the British Empire in America, nos. 6 and 11A New and Complete History of the British Empire in America, 2 of 36 issues in 3 vols.? (London, 1755-1757?)

John Frederick Koffler, A letter from a tradesman in Lancaster, 1760

Timothy Harrington, A century-sermon preach'd at the First-Parish in Lancaster, 1753

Anthony Benezet, Serious reflections affectionately recommended to the well-disposed of every religious denomination, 1780

Jonathan Dickinson, Gods protecting providence, 1699

British form specifying terms of enlistment of the officers and sailors of the several row-galleys established on the Delaware, 1778

Fayrer Hall, A short account of the first settlement . . . of Virginia, Maryland, New-York, New-Jersey, and Pensylvania, by the English, 1735

Gilbert Tennent, The necessity of keeping the soul, 1745

Elhanan Winchester, Thirteen hymns, suited to the present times, 1776

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

Langhorne's Plutarch