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2. The Walking Purchase hoax of 1737
3. Walter Scott's letter to Alexander Cameron discussing assaults made upon rebels at Augusta and Fort Charlotte, including a extract of a letter from Robert Dewes declaring the entire nation unified against the rebels : Correspondence 1779/03/27-1779/04/09.
4. Wampum and the origins of American money
5. War and colonization in the early American northeast
6. War and colonization in the early American northeast
7. War and society in colonial Connecticut
8. War and society in colonial Connecticut
9. War comes to Quaker Pennsylvania, 1682-1756
10. War in America to 1775 : before Yankee Doodle
11. War Office Records of the Army, 1773, a letter sent by Lord Barrington to the Earl of Dartmouth informing him of relief proposed for North America : Correspondence 1773
12. War under heaven : Pontiac, the Indian Nations & the British Empire
13. War woman : a novel of the real people
14. A warning to the flocks against wolves in sheeps cloathing, or, A Faithful advice, from several ministers of the Gospel, in and near Boston, unto the churches of New-England, relating to the dangers that may arise from imposters pretending to be ministers with a brief history of some impostors, remarkably and seasonably detected
15. Warrant issued by Anthony Stokes for the arrest of James Habersham and Peter Bard following reports in civil disturbances and orders of exile led by them : Warrant 1775
16. Warrants for lands in South Carolina, 1672-1711
17. Warrants for lands in South Carolina, 1672-1711
18. Warren-Adams letters : being chiefly a correspondence among John Adams, Samuel Adams, and James Warren
19. The warrior, the voyager and the artist : three lives in an age of empire
20. The Warrior, the Voyager, and the Artist : Three Lives in an Age of Empire
21. The wars of the Lord : the Puritan conquest of America's first people
22. We the subscribers, inhabitants of the town of [blank] having taken into our serious consideration, the precarious state of the liberties of North-America, and more especially the present distressed condition of our sister colony of the Massachusetts-Bay ... : That from henceforth we will suspend all commercial intercourse with the said island of Great-Britain, until the Parliament shall cease to enact laws imposing taxes upon the colonies, without their consent, or until the pretended right of taxing is dropped
23. We wear the mask : African Americans write American literature, 1760-1870
24. Welsh settlement of Pennsylvania : by Charles H. Browning
25. West Florida: Board of Trade Affidavits : Correspondence 1712/01/07-1733/09/17.
26. West Florida: John Eliot Esquire, Instructions : Order 1767
27. West Florida: John Eliot Esquire, Trade Orders and Instructions : Order; List 1767
28. Western New York under the French : an address delivered before the Morgan Chapter in Memorial Art Gallery, University Campus, Rochester, N.Y., December 19, 1919
29. Western star
30. The Westward enterprise : English activities in Ireland, the Atlantic, and America, 1480-1650
31. What cheer, or, Roger Williams in banishment : a poem
32. When God was king : rebels & radicals of the civil war & Mayflower generation
33. Whereas by advices from Admiral Boscawen and Governor Lawrence the French Fleet are said to be in great want of provisions ... given under my hand and seal ... the thirtieth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty five ...
34. Whereas [Henry Erle of Huntingdon] hath paid in ready mony to Sir Thomas Smith Knight, Treasurer of Virginea [sic], the somme of [fortye powndes] for his aduentures towards the said voiage ... Written this [forth] of [Aprill] Anno Domini 1610
35. Whereas His Majesty for divers good causes and considerations him thereunto moving by his letters patents bearing date the 29th of June Anno Dom. 1674 in the six and twentieth year of His Majesties reign, was pleased to give and grant unto his dearest brother James Duke of York severall countreys, islands and tracts of land in America part of which were once called by the name of Nova Caesaria, or New Jersey ... given at the court at Whitehall the 23d day of November 1683 ...
36. Whereas His Majesty, in consideration of the great merit and faithful services of Sir William Penn deceased ...
37. Whereas the governor and Company of the English colony of Rhode-Island, and Providence Plantations, in New-England, in America, by an act passed at their session in February, 1764, incorporated certain persons ... to found and endow a college, or university, in the said colony ... : We therefore, the subscribers ... promise ... to pay, unto Job Bennett, Esq ; treasurer of the corporation ... the several sums affixed to our names ...
38. Whereas the lawes published by the Honoured General Court : Lib. I. Pag. 76. Sect. 3, do require all townes from time to time to dispose of single persons and inmates within their towns to service, or otherwise. ... These are therefore in His Majesties name to require you to acquaint the select men of your town, that the court doth expect and will require that the said lawes be accordingly attended, the prevolency of the former neglect notwithstanding. ...
39. Whereas [the right honorable Henrie Earle of Huntingdon] hath paid in ready mony to Sir Thomas Smith Knight, Treasurer of Virginea [sic], the somme of [ffortie pounds in full paimnt of 120 pd ?] for his aduentures towards the said voiage ... written this [2d] of [December 1613]
40. White, red, and Black: the seventeenth-century Virginian
41. White servitude in Maryland, 1634-1820
42. White servitude in Maryland, 1634-1820
43. Whitehall letters to Guy Carleton on 4 December 1783 on preparations in America post-treaty, including evacuation, troop disbandment, and wage administration : Correspondence 1783
44. Who shall rule at home? : the evolution of South Carolina political culture, 1748-1776
45. Who were the early settlers of Maryland : a paper read before the "Maryland historical society," at its meeting held Thursday evening, October 5, 1865
46. Who were the early settlers of Maryland : a paper read before the "Maryland historical society," at its meeting held Thursday evening, October 5, 1865
47. The whole history of grandfather's chair
48. The widow Washington : the life of Mary Washington
49. Wieland : and Memoirs of Carwin the biloquist : authoritative texts, sources and contexts, criticism
50. Wieland, or, The transformation : an American tale and other stories
51. Wieland; or The transformation : An American tale. [Four lines of verse] Copy-right secured
52. Wieland, or, The transformation : an American tale, with related texts
53. Wieland, or, The transformation ; and, Memoirs of Carwin the biloquist
54. The wild shores : America's beginnings
55. Wilderness adventure
56. Wilderness at dawn : the settling of the North American continent
57. Wilderness chronicles of Northwestern Pennsylvania
58. Wilderness empire : a narrative
59. The wilderness trail, or, The ventures and adventures of the Pennsylvania traders on the Allegheny path,
60. Wilhelm von Knyphausen on his resignation : Correspondence 1780
61. Wilhelm von Knyphausen writing about brigadier general Stirling's wound : Correspondence 1780
62. Will Daniel's letter to William Knox giving reports of military officials having arrived in New York, and rebels threats to attack : Correspondence 1778
63. William Barrington's correspondence with the Earl of Shelburne regarding General Gage's letter concerning the embarkation of troops from North America : Correspondence 1767/04/29-1767/06/12.
64. William Barrington's letter to the Earl of Hillsborough transmitting advice from the war office regarding movement of troops in Boston to Ireland and Nova Scotia : Correspondence 1769
65. William Barrington's letter to the Earl of Shelburne, enclosing a further papers sent by General Gage that documents the general state of a Hospital, and cost of repair works in West Florida : Correspondence; Financial Document 1767/06/13-1767/07/20.
66. William Barrington's letter to the Earl of Shelburne, transmitting intelligence and correspondence received from General Gage : Correspondence 1767/01/17-1767/02/24.
67. William Bayard to George Germain regarding suffering he and his family have experienced : Correspondence
68. William Blackstone : Boston's first inhabitant
69. The William Blathwayt papers at Colonial Williamsburg, 1631-1722
70. William Bollans' letter to the Duke of Bedford regarding the encroachment of the French throughout Nova Scotia and Massachusetts Bay : Correspondence 1760
71. William Bull describes the raiding of ordnance stores, and efforts to pass legislation that might fund the raising of troops : Correspondence 1775/04/27-1775/05/01.
72. William Bull describing the decisions made by the South Carolina congress relating to trade and profit, including a petition to the king to revise his powers in relation to the prorogation of assemblies : Correspondence; Petition 1775/01/17-1775/01/20.
73. William Bull discussing the effects of the disagreements on trade : Correspondence 1774/12/12-1774/12/19.
74. William Bull on a public fast sanctioned by the provincial congress but not by the King, and the call for William Henry Drayton's dismissal from the council : Correspondence; Newspaper 1775/02/13-1775/02/22.
75. William Bull on land grant disputes arising from the question of the North and South Carolina boundary : Correspondence 1775
76. William Bull on the dismissal of William Henry Drayton and his continued attempts to bring the colony firmly within British control : Correspondence 1775
77. William Bull on the political climate, and a murder conviction : Correspondence 1774
78. William Bull recounting the inheritance case of Baron Alvensleben and the late Baron de Berenger de Beaufain, and acknowledging receipt of the Earl of Dartmouth's approval : Correspondence 1774
79. William Bull relating the decision of the assembly to assert their political independence and Bull's attempts to placate them : Correspondence; Petition 1775/01/26-1775/01/28.
80. William Bull to the Earl of Dartmouth on frontier defence : Correspondence; Report; Newspaper 1774/03/11-1774/03/24.
81. William Bull to the Earl of Dartmouth on his assistance to the governor of Georgia in the protection of frontier settlers from Creek Indians, plus petition from a citizen : Correspondence; Petition 1774
82. William Bull to the Earl of Dartmouth on the challenges of government in the current hostile climate, with newspapers containing his addresses : Correspondence; Newspaper; Speech 1774/03/07-1774/03/10.
83. William Bull to the Earl of Dartmouth on the estate of Baron de Berenger de Beaufain : Correspondence 1774
84. William Bull to the Earl of Dartmouth on trade, and trade with the Indians, and update on the political climate : Correspondence 1774/12/19-1775/01/04.
85. William Bull to the Earl of Dartmouth regarding tax legislation and the state of the treasury, and land grant applications : Correspondence 1774
86. William Bull to the Earl of Dartmouth regarding tensions which could lead to an Indian war : Correspondence; Order 1774/08/02-1774/08/03.
87. William Bull to the Earl of Dartmouth regarding the widespread anti-British feeling following the Boston Port Act : Correspondence; Newspaper 1774/07/11-1774/07/31.
88. William Bull's letter to Henry Seymour Conway, informing Conway that he had permitted vessels carrying supplies to troops to enter the ports closed for all other purposes under execution of the Stamp Act : Correspondence 1766
89. William Bull's letter to Henry Seymour Conway relating to the resignation of the Earl of Halifax and oppositions to the Stamp Act : Correspondence 1765
90. William Bull's letter to the Earl of Halifax enclosing a list of instruments made use of in public transactions, law proceedings, grant, conveyances and securities of land and money in South Carolina : Correspondence 1764
91. William Bull's letter to the Earl of Halifax informing him of his ordering repairs and restocking of supplies at Fort Prince George and Fort Moore : Correspondence 1764
92. William Bull's letter to the Earl of Halifax notifying him of his having received only two letters from General Gage following Governor Boone's departure to England, neither of which request military assistance : Correspondence 1764
93. William Bull's letter to the Earl of Halifax relative to a map marking coastal roads to be used by postmasters in the province : Correspondence 1765
94. William Bull's letter to the Earl of Halifax relative to repairs and construction work being made to various forts in the province : Correspondence 1765
95. William Bull's letter to the Earl of Halifax reporting upon intelligence gathered concerning illicit trade in South Carolina and several persons suspected of participating in such : Correspondence 1764
96. William Bull's letter to the Earl of Shelburne, referring to his having been ordered by Colonel Balfour to take command of Charleston : Correspondence 1782
97. William Bull's reaction to William Henry Drayton's "The American Claim of Rights", including a copy of the pamphlet and letter written by Drayton : Correspondence; Pamphlet 1774/08/10-1774/11/02.
98. William Campbell asks for leave to return to England : Correspondence 1776/08/22-1776/11/29.
99. William Campbell decides to leave South Carolina, removing his wife and children from the town, and reporting on rebels' movements : Correspondence 1775/07/01-1776/01/05.
100. William Campbell discusses his leaving the province and relays material from the provincial congress which assert their desire to hold fast with the Continental Congress : Correspondence; Minutes 1775/08/14-1775/09/19.
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