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[George Washington's Newburgh Address and Declaration of Cessation of Arms]. The Connecticut Courant. And Weekly Intelligencer. Hartford, [Connecticut&rsq

The December 1793 issue of "The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository", published at New York by Thomas and James Swords. 64 pages, lacks plate. Rare magazine which contains George Washington's add

The December 1795 issue of "The New-York Magazine", printed at New York by Swords. Contains the complete 7th annual address to Congress by President George Washington on December 8, 1795. Several inte

George Washington Handwritten Address Leaf George Washington (1732-1799) handwritten mailing leaf addressed to Messrs. William Hepburn and John Dundas, merchants in Alexandria, Virginia, as “Mes

1813 1st ed Life of George Washington Farewell Address Revolutionary War Clark “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” â€�

1813 George Washington Farewell Address + US Constitution Americana Exeter NH Few names are more synonymous with America than George Washington. Military general and the first president of the United

1812 1ed George Washington Farewell Address Americana President Harry Croswell “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” -George Washin

Washington Related 1952 "Washington's Inaugural Address of 1789" 1952 National Archives Facsimile No. 22, "Washington's Inaugural Address of 1789", Choice Crisp Near Mint. 1952-Dated, National Archive

1784 George Washington Farewell Address Printed During Revolution Gentleman’s Magazine The Gentleman’s Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without int

1855 Declaration of Independence & George Washington Farewell Address America “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.” A rare pre-Civil War era printing of th

13 Photographs George Washington Headquarters Newburgh. Lot of thirteen black and white photographs, taken at George Washington Headquarter State Historic Parkin Newburgh, New York. Shows exterior and

LOT OF TWO COMMEMORATIVE STAMP/COIN SETS. LOT INCLUDES; 2000 COURAGE UNDAUNTED SET, & THE BICENTENNIAL OF GEORGE WASHINGTONS FAREWELL ADDRESS SET INCLUDES STAMPS, COMMEMORATIVE COIN & A SILVER CERTIFI

To John Page. Interior frame size: 20"h x 27"w

George Washington’s 1st Inaugural Address Fragment Constitution Related Entirely in Washington’s Hand Authenticated By Jared Sparks GEORGE WASHINGTON. Autograph Manuscript, being a fragmen

DESCRIPTION: Antique aluminum centennial medal, the obverse depicting George Washington's headquarters at Newburgh on obverse, the reverse depicting Washington's coat of arms. Baker R-456. CIRCA: 1883

2 Newspapers: 1800 Ulster County Gazette- George Washington funeral proceedings & 1898 Newburgh Telegram- Spanish American War progress, Newburgh & area servicemen ready for military conflict

This is an antique lot including a hardbound copy of "The Patriot's Monitor or, Speeches and Addresses of the Late George Washington" and a copy of "The Gentleman's Magazine" from August of 1784. The

The November 1791 issue of "The Massachusetts Magazine or Monthly Museum:, printed at Boston by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. Includes the State of the Union Speech to Congress by President G

The December 6, 1794 issue of the Columbian Cebtinel printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Responses by John Adams to George Washington's State of the Union address followed by his response and also

Group of two George Washington Books: 1) Washington's Farewell Address to the People of The United States, George Washington (Dodd and Rumsey for the Washington Benevolent Society, Salem NY, 1812), or

George Washington (1789-97)Signed Military Discharge(Newburgh, New York): Head-quarter's, June 7, 1783. Partially printed military discharge, 8 1/4 x 8 in. (209 x 203 mm). Signed by Washington ("Go. W

James Smillie, "Head Quarters at Newburgh" aquatint engraving, circa 1861-1877. Depicts a distant view of George Washington's headquarters along the Hudson River, Newburgh, New York. In the center of

Washington, George (1732-1789) Military discharge signed by George Washington (1783) Description: Military discharge on laid paper for Linconl Tobbert, "Head-Quarters" (Newburgh, New York), 8 June 178

George Washington, Exeter, Norris & Co. 1813. softcover paper bound 7 x 4 1/2 inches Condition: Good, toning