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The court of fancy; a poem. By Thomas Godfrey, 1762

A Letter to the North American, 1766

Philadelphia County, A state of the accounts of Col. George Smith, 1783

Two poems opposing the election of lawyers to the New York Assembly, "A Portrait" and "A Dialogue between two respectable personages," 1768

Timothy Matlack, An oration, delivered March 16, 1780, before the . . . members of the American Philosophical Society, 1780

Gilbert Tennent, The necessity of keeping the soul, 1745

British proclamation advertising for blankets for royal troops, 1777

George Whitefield, An expostulatory letter addressed to Nicholas Lewis, Count Zinzendorff, 1753

The Wilkiad, a tale. . . . By a gentleman of the Academy of Glasgow, 1763

Anthony Marmajou, Broadside announcing 500 pound reward for the return of the St. Louis Virginia pilot boat captured by pirates, 1778

State of the accounts of Robert Smith, Esquire, lieutenant of Chester County, 1783

Southwark Theatre (Philadelphia) playbill for "No One's Enemy But His Own," and "The Deuce Is in Him," 1778

Matthew Smith, A declaration . . . of the distressed and bleeding frontier inhabitants of . . . Pennsylvania, 1764

Message addressed to the General Assembly of Liliput regarding New York state politics and government, 1772 (2)

Abrege de la Vie des Peintures, par de Pile

Roger de Piles (1635-1709), Abregé de la vie des peintres