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THE AMERICAN SPY: Or Freedom's Early Sacrifice. A Revolutionary Tale of New England, Founded Upon Fact

by SIMMS, J[eptha] R.

Albany, [NY] : J. Munsell, 78 State Street , 1857

THE ANNALS OF TENNESSEE TO THE END OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: COMPRISING ITS SETTLEMENT, AS THE WATAUGA ASSOCIATION, FROM 1769 TO 1777; A PART OF NORTH-CAROLINA, FROM 1777-1784; THE STATE OF FRANKLIN, FROM 1784 TO 1788; A PART OF NORTH-CAROLINA, FROM 1788-1790; THE TERRITORY OF THE U. STATES SOUTH OF THE OHIO, FROM 1790-1796; THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, FROM 1796 TO 1800

by RAMSEY, J.G.M.

Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott , 1860

APPOINTING A SECOND LIEUTENANT IN THE WORCESTER MILITIA IN APRIL, 1776, a partly printed document, completed in manuscript 4 April 1776, and signed by Lincoln and 15 other members of the "Council of the Massachusetts-Bay, in New-England.

by Lincoln, Benjamin (1733-1810; Revolutionary War soldier)

THE / ASSES OF GREAT BRITAIN, / AN ANSWER TO / HARRY H___D'S ASS / BY FART-INANDO / A MODERN POLITICAL ASS-TROLOGER. Tune the Ass in the Chaplet. [followed by 20 lines of text, in two columns]

by Jones, John]

London : J. Williams next the Mitre Tavern, Fleet Street , 1762

ATTACK ON QUEBEC: THE AMERICAN INVASION OF CANADA, 1775

by BIRD, Harrison

New York : Oxford University Press , 1968

ATTEMPTING TO OBTAIN SATISFACTION ON A WARRANT OR WRIT OF EXECUTION IN FAVOR OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AGAINST THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWNS OF WINDHAM AND HAMPTON FOR TAXES IN ARREARS, IN A DOCUMENT SIGNED AND DATED 1787

by [Hammond, Hezekiah]

Windom, CT 1787

ATTORNEY AT LAW WILLIAM HUNT ADVERTISES HIS SERVICES PROCURING PENSIONS AND BOUNTY LANDS FOR REVOLUTIONARY WAR, WAR OF 1812, AND MEXICAN WAR SOLDIERS AND THEIR WIDOWS IN A PRINTED CIRCULAR, DATED WASHINGTON CITY, D.C., 1851

by HUNT, William

[Washington City, DC] : np , 1851

AUTHORIZING PAYMENT FOR SERVICE IN THE CONNECTICUT LINE OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY, in a partly printed document, completed in manuscript June 1, 1782, promising three pounds and six pence to Eli Hoddard (later manuscript note in margin: “Mostly likely Elisha Hobbard or Hobart”) and signed by John Lawrence as state Treasurer

[Hartford, CT] 1782

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS)

by BURR, Aaron

n.p. 1 January [early 1800s]

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE HONORABLE MAJOR JOHN HABERSHAM OF GEORGIA

by Jones, Charles C., Jr.

Cambridge, (MA : Privately printed at the Riverside Press , 1886

Ballads and Poems Relating to the Burgoyne Campaign

by Stone, William L. (ed.)

Albany, NY : Joel Munsell's Sons , 1893

Beschreibung von Sud=Carolina. Aus dem Englischen und mit anmerkungen und zufassen des ueberfesers begleitet. Mit einem Charte

by Drayton, John ("John Drayton's Gouverneurs und Oberkommandanten von Sud=Carolina.")

Weimar, Germany : Im verlage des Z.G. privil. Landes=Industrie=Comptoirs , 1808

The Boston Tea Party. Catalyst for Revolution. An Exhibition Commemorating the 200th Anniversary

by Kleeb, Arlene Phillips

[Ann Arbor] : William L. Clements Library, Univ. of Michigan , 1973

THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF VINCENNES UNDER THE FRENCH, BRITISH, AND AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS, FROM ITS FIRST SETTLEMENT DOWN TO THE TERRITORIAL ADMINISTRATION OF GENERAL WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON

by Law, Judge John

Vincennes (IN) : Harvey, Mason, and Co , 1858

COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF UPPER SOUTH CAROLINA, Embracing for the Most Part the Primitive and Colonial History of the Territory, Comprising the Original County of Spartanburg; With a General Review of the Entire Military Operations in the Upper Portion of South Carolina and Portions of North Carolina

by Landrum, J.B.O.

Greenville, SC : Shannon & Co., Printers and Binders , 1897

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ANNALS OF MEDICAL PROGRESS AND MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES BEFORE AND DURING THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

by TONER MD, Joseph M.

Washington, [DC] : Government Printing Office , 1874

The Campaign of 1781 in the Carolinas, with Remarks Historical and Critical on Johnson's Life of Greene; To which Is Appended an Appendix of Original Documents Relating to the History of the Revolution

by LEE, Henry

Philadelphia : E. Littell, William Brown, printer , 1824

“Cato” (William Smith, first Provost of College of Philadelphia) Opposes Common Sense, and “Cassandra” (Penn’s Professor of Mathematics) Answers The Pennsylvania Ledger: Or the Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, & New-Jersey Weekly Advertiser

by [THOMAS PAINE]

Philadelphia, PA : James Humphreys Jr. , 1776

Continental Congress Address to the Inhabitants of the Colonies Urging Unity Against British Tyranny, and their Separate Letter to the Inhabitants of Quebec

by [CONTINENTAL CONGRESS]

Philadelphia, PA 1774

THE DEATH OF WARREN, A NATIONAL SONG.The music composed and most respectfully dedicated to his friend Abraham R. Thompson, M.D., of Charlestown, Mass. by William R. Dempster

by SARGENT, Epes

Boston, (MA) : Oliver Ditson , 1845