1775 Magazine American Revolution Capt Cook

The October 1775 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine", printed at London for A. Hamilton, 56 pages and two engraved plates. Some Revolutionary War contnet including letter signed in type by John H

The April 1775 issue of Town and Country magazine, printed at London for A. Hamilton, 56 pages and two engraved plates. Content regarding the American Revolution at end of magazine including Congress

American Revolution 1776 "Boston in Distress" & "Account of the Proceedings of the American Colonists since Passing the Boston Port Bill" and "Discoveries of the Resolution Sloop, Captain Cook in 1774

The February 1775 issue of "Town and Country Magazine", printed at London by A, Hamilton. Interesting content including debates in Parliament on American issues and also on Lord Clive including an eng

December 1775 issue of “Gentleman’s Magazine”, printed at London. In ORIGINAL blue advertising wrapper. Extensive content on the American Revolution including a letter to Reverend John Wesley re

The November 1775 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed at London, in its original blue paper wrappers with advertisement for a new book on the British Colonies in America. In addition there are six

The January 1775 issue of Town and Country Magazine, printed at London for A. Hamilton, 56 pages and one engraved plate. Includes a printing of the American Petition to the King listing grievances, si

The March 1775 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine", printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages complete and two engravings. Continuation of article on the voyages of Captain Cook including at Ta

1775 American Revolution Gentleman’s Magazine Holy Land Atkin Voyages British The Gentleman’s Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrupt fo

Robert Aitken (1735-1808), "A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston," London: The Gentleman's Magazine, 1775. This map of Boston depicts the city early in the American Revolution, including the r

American Revolution Supplement For The Year 1775 The Gentleman's Magazine "YEAR 1775"-Dated Revolutionary War Period, "Supplement to the Gentleman's Magazine", Guide to issues and extensive Debates wi

The November 1775 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine or Universal Repository", printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and two engraved plates. News at the back related to the American Revolu

1775 American Revolution G. Washington, The Annual Register for The Year, First Ed General Congress held at Philadelphia. Declaration of Rights, Letter to General Gage, Lord Chathams conciliat

1789 1ed Columbian Magazine American Revolution SLAVES William Penn Philadelphia A rare first edition of the 1789 Columbia Magazine! Featured in this rare June issue of the early American periodical a

“The Gentleman’s Magazine for October 1778” in its original blue advertisement wrapper, six pages of advertisement at front and the complete 56 page issue including a large folding plate showing

The January 1776 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine", printed at London for A. Hamilton, 56 pages with one engraving of "Tete-a-Tete". Interesting article on America and description of New Britai

1789 1ed Columbian Magazine American Revolution SLAVES 1789 1ed Columbian Magazine American Revolution SLAVES William Penn Philadelphia A rare first edition of the 1789 Columbia Magazine! Featured in

1755 Gentleman’s Magazine pre American Revolution Mississippi INDIANS Prison Torture The ‘Gentleman’s Magazine’ was published in London from 1732 through the 1800s. It was the first magazine a

1755 Battle General Braddock INDIANS Gentleman’s Magazine pre American Revolution The ‘Gentleman’s Magazine’ was published in London from 1732 through the 1800s. It was the first magazine and

The Annual Register or a View of the History, Politics and Literature for the Year 1775, printed at London for J. Dodsley in Pall Mall, 1776. FIRST EDITION, COMPLETE. Revolutionary War content includi

1775 London Chronicle American Revolution. The May 11-13, 1775 issue of “The London Chronicle”, eight pages complete. American Revolution content including what appears to be a farcical conversati

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(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Loyalty petition from what is now Portland, Maine. Manuscript document, 11¾ x 7¾ inches, 2 pages on one sheet; separations and moderate wear at folds, 4 tape rep

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Issue of the Massachusetts Gazette, two weeks before Lexington and Concord. Issue 919. 4 pages, 15 x 9¾ inches, on one folding sheet; dampstaining, folds, stitch hole