1766 London Magazine American Liberties

Title: 1766 London Magazine American Liberties Additional Information: The August 1766 issue of "The London Magazine", 56 pages. No engravings present. Important address of the General Assembly of the

Title: 1766 London Magazine American Colonies Stamp Act Description: The April 1766 issue of "The London Magazine or Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer", printed for R. Baldwin, 48 pages. One of two pl

The February 1766 issue of "The London Magazine", printed for R. Baldwin. 54 pages and one engraving being a map of Perth. Lacks one plate. Content including on American taxation with the article in f

The January 1766 issue of "The London Magazine", 56 pages. Engraved folding map by Thomas Kitchin of Ulster. Great content including regarding American Indians including Major Roger engagements with C

The May 1766 issue of “The London Magazine”, printed for R. Baldwin. 56 pages and a map of the Irish province of Connaught. Interesting content including American trade, also on Quakers, and allia

The May 1766 issue of “The London Magazine”, printed for R. Baldwin. 56 pages and a map of the Irish province of Connaught. Interesting content including American trade, also on Quakers, and allia

The November 1766 issue of The London Magazine printed for R. Baldwin, 56 pages, no plates. Content regarding the American colonies and trade. Also references to taxation, this in the aftermath of the

Colonial America "Defense of Liberty" A Scheme for a New Society Reported February 1762 Dated Issue, THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, "Defense of Liberty" A Scheme for a New Society Reported, London, England

1761 London Magazine EGYPT Mythology American Trade Spain Portugal MAP Ceylon The Gentleman’s Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrupt for

Pre-Depression and WWII magazines: The American Magazine, March 1927, 224 pages, full of photographs, illustrations and advertisements, some color, color cover is painting of a dog running with a boot

The September 1766 issue of "The London Magazine…" 56 pages, no plate. Masthead of London from the Thames. Important content debates in Parliament regarding the repeal of the Stamp Act. Magazine

The June 1766 issue of "The London Magazine" printed for R. Baldwin. 56 pages. One plate present as called for but lacks plate of Mrs. Cibber. Important content on the Repeal of the Stamp Act in the H

Title: 1766 Magazine Repeal of Stamp Act Description: The July 1766 issue of "The London Magazine..", printed for R. Baldwin. 56 pages, lacks engraving. First article is letter from British Secretary

The March 1766 issue of "The London Magazine". Printed for R. Baldwin, 56 pages and a folding map of Munster in Ireland. Additional contnet on Ireland. Article on overuse of Opium including eating of

Supplement to "The Oxford Magazine", 48 pages and one engraving being a political cartoon. Excellent content regarding the discontent of the Colonies including a letter from the General Committee of S

With regard to the American Stamp Act, London, 1766, 8vo. modern quarter morocco.

Colonial America The able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught. Copper-Plate Engraving London Magazine Published April 1774 & Later Copied Exactly by Paul Revere, Jr. Published in the June

1756 Thomas Kitchin A Map of the Province of Pennsilvania. French & Indian War era engraved map from London Magazine December 1756. 7 x 9 inches in matt.

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

1779 Hawaii & American Revolutionary War Ireland Britain Law Government London Magazine A rare British magazine published during the Revolutionary War! This July 1779 edition of the ‘The London Maga

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

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 1774 issue of "Gentleman's Magazine", printed at London by Sylvanus Urban. 48 pages and one engraved plate of art from the ruins of the Herculeaneum. Content regarding the American colonies