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Explanatory remarks on the Assembly's Resolves, published in the Pennsylvania Gazette, No. 1840.

John Burgoyne to Henry Laurens, February 11, 1778, Reply to Continental Congress Report and Resolves of January 8, 1778

Committee Chamber, December 6, 1774. [Resolves in regard to the 10th article of the Association of the General Congress, requiring the opening of all package of goods imported after December 1st, 1774] [Philadelphia, 1774].

John Burgoyne to Henry Laurens, February 11, 1778, Reply to Continental Congress Report and Resolves of January 8, 1778

John Burgoyne to Henry Laurens, February 11, 1778, Reply to Continental Congress Report and Resolves of January 8, 1778

John Burgoyne to Henry Laurens, February 11, 1778, Reply to Continental Congress Report and Resolves of January 8, 1778

John Burgoyne to Henry Laurens, February 11, 1778, Reply to Continental Congress Report and Resolves of January 8, 1778

Explanatory remarks on the Assembly's Resolves, published in the Pennsylvania Gazette, No. 1840.

Resolves Dec. 1780. - Public domain broadside, Library of Congress

Resolves Dec. 1780. - Public domain broadside, Library of Congress

John Burgoyne to Henry Laurens, February 11, 1778, Reply to Continental Congress Report and Resolves of January 8, 1778

At a meeting of the True Sons of Liberty, in the City of New-York, July 27, 1774, properly convened; present, John Calvin, John Know, Roger Rumpus, &c. &c. Uc. [15 resolves] By order of the meeting Ebenezer Snuffle, Secretary [New York, 1774].

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