1770 GENTLEMANS MAGAZINE, BOSTON MASSACRE TRIAL

Colonial America June 1770 Issue of The Gentleman's Magazine with Reports on "The Boston Massacre" and American Response to Taxes June, 1770-Dated (Written May 1770) Colonial Era, monthly news Magazin

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement. Thursday August 30, 1770, printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages. Interesting contnet including a brief of a meeting at Fanieul Hall in Boston regarding the Boston

The Oxford Magazine for May 1770, Contains a thorough 4 and one-half page account of the Boston Massacre. Early report in a periodical. 40 pages and one political engraving. Lacks the monthly title, M

The Gentleman's Magazine for January 1774, printed at London by Sylvanus Urban. 48 pages. Three engravings including folding map of route of voyages, one of antiquities, and another of a New Zealand n

The August 2, 1770 issue of "The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement", printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages. News from America at back including from Boston and long letter of Governor Hutchinson of Mass

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement for Thursday September 27, 1770. 36 pages with interesting contnet ranging from historical letter from Sir Walter Raleigh to Prince Henry, son of James I to

Colonial America "... not the Sons of Peace Massachusetts Document "We comply with the Exhortation of the Council, & desire the Parish may be in peace & quietness." c. 1770 Colonial (Boston Massacre)

The July 26, 1770 issue of The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement, 32 pages. Interesting content including a short account of a meeting of merchants "chiefly Jews" at Faneuil-Hall to discuss issue

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

After W. L. Champney (American, 19th Century) Boston Massacre, March 5th, 1770. Hand-colored lithograph by J.H. Bufford, dated to 1856. Published by Henry O. Smith, Boston. Unframed 19.25" x 24"

Pair of Framed print of historic events, 1/ The Boston Massacre, March 5, 1770.On March 5, 1770, these tensions turned into violent skirmishes. The British army shoots at protesters.The Boston Massac

American Revolution "THE BLOODY MASSACRE... March 5th 1770" Mid 20th Century Copy After Paul Revere's Historic Engraved Print (PAUL REVERE), c. 1950 Mid 20th Century, Full-Color Photostatic Reproducti

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

Colonial America "American Grievances", Published by the Boston Committee of Correspondence led by Samuel Adams August 1773-Dated Colonial Era, "THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE", report "Grievances of the Am

THE BLOODY MASSACRE... March 5th, 1770, mid-20th century copy after Paul Revere's engraving depicting the Revolutionary War massacre "perpetrated in King Street BOSTON on March 5th, 1770 by a party of

A Plan of the Town and Chart of the Harbour of Boston Exhibiting a View of the Islands, Castle Forts and Entrances into the Said Harbour, printed at London, 1775 for Gentleman's Magazine. Mild creasin

The June 1779 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed in London. In its original blue advertising wrapper. Some revolutionary war news, also trial of Vice Admiral Palliser. Engraved folding plate of a

The Gentleman's Magazine for July 1746, printed at London, 56 pages complete. Great content on the trial of the Manchester rebels and rebellion including details later from Scotland. Also on electrici

The November 1746 issue of Gentleman's Magazine printed at London, 56 pages, and one engraved plate. Much in this issue related to the rebellion in the north of England and Scotland including trials o

The April 1748 issue of Gentleman's magazine printed at London, 48 pages. Interesting content including from Colonial Boston on riots due to the impressment of sailors by the British. Also article on

The October 1746 issue of Gentleman's Magazine printed at London, 52 pages. Contents include the prisoners and trials of those in the Scot Rebellion held at York. Also articles on electricityand Youn

The May 1746 issue of “Gentleman’s Magazine” Printed in London, 54 pages History of the Scottish rebellion including account of the Battle of Culloden and trials and offensive against Carlisle.

The November 1774 issue of Gentleman's Magazine printed at London, 48 pages and two plates. Interesting content including article on causes of discontent in America. Also on the motion for the Boston

First English printing of The Declaration of American Independence.- Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle (The), vol. 46 only, folding maps and plates, some pages slightly trimmed (mainly los