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An Act to enable the Governor, Council & Assembly...of New York [reconstituting]

GLC03562.18

An Act to explain and amend... An Act to prevent paper bills of credit....

GLC03562.19

An Act for the better regulating the government of... Massachusetts Bay

Reorganizing the government of Massachusetts.
[one of the "Intolerable Acts"]

GLC03562.20

An Act for the impartial administration of justice [protecting Tory officials]

One of the five "Intolerable Acts"

GLC03562.21

An Act to amend... An act for punishing mutiny [further amending Quartering Act]

GLC03562.22

An Act to prohibit all trade... [with the rebelling colonies]

GLC03562.23

An Act for repealing... An Act for the... regulating the government... of Mass.

GLC03562.24

An Act for the relief of captors of prizes [duties on privateers]

GLC03562.25

An Act for removing all doubts... concerning taxation [and repealing tea duty]

GLC03562.26

An Act to enable His Majesty to appoint commissioners [negotiate with America]

GLC03562.27

An Act for allowing the exportation of... wheat-flour... [to Canada]

GLC03562.28

An Act to enable His Majesty to conclude a peace or truce with certain colonies

GLC03562.29

An Act for the better detaining, and more easy exchange of American prisoners...

GLC03562.30

An Act to repeal... two acts... as prohibits trade.. with the United States

GLC03562.31

An Act for preventing certain instruments being required... [trade related]

GLC03562.32

An Act for appointing commissioners to enquire into the losses [for Tories]

GLC03562.33

A Treaty of peace and Amity [Treaty of Ghent. Official British printing]

Printed by R. G. Clarke.
[duplicate of GLC 3985.18]

GLC03562.34

to Edwin DeLeon

Benjamin, Confederate Secretary of State, writes to DeLeon, a Confederate agent in Paris. Discusses previous correspondence from DeLeon, instructs him to write more often, and orders him "never to give your letters to private hands. Send them by...

GLC03563

Surrender of General Burgoyne at Saratoga N.Y. Oct. 17th 1777

Created by Currier as a lithograph of the painting by John Trumbull, which hangs in the U.S. Capital Building. Signature in lower right corner of lithograph says "O. Knursch 1852." Fine print below the picture says "Entered according to act of...

GLC03567

[Captain Gallais' observations on American merchant ships engaged in combat with French ships]

Written in French by a Captain Gallais of the corsair La Laure to First Consul of French Republic Napoleon Bonaparte. Translation in collateral file. Gallais is offering his opinion on how the French government should handle American merchant ships...

GLC03570

to Joseph Pitcairn re: treaties before Congress, including one with Algiers

Written as American Vice-Consul to France.

GLC03575

Recens Edita totius Novi Belgii [New Netherland - New York]

Matthew Seutter, following Jansson and Nicholas Visscher. Engraved map, handcolored. The map shows the back-and-forth tussle between the Dutch and English over New York and New Jersey, and uses both sets of place names. Cartouche shows New York...

GLC03583

to Thomas Mumford

Has come to the conclusion that the British forces will be not evacuating New York City this winter. Mentions that paroled prisoners are to prepare themselves to be called into service. Mumford's son was a prisoner of war. Parsons was an American...

GLC03586

to John Cripps

Writes to his Secretary residing in Napa, California, after receiving Cripps' commission to repair Mexico City from Secretary of State Marcy. Says he will meet with Cripps sometime in July. In case Cripps arrives first, Gadsden instructs him to...

GLC03587.02

to James Gadsden

Introduces Mr. Robert Rose, who is hand delivering this letter, as a businessman connected with building the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, of which Gadsden is an advocate. Writes that if Gadsden is successful in securing a treaty with Mexico for...

GLC03587.05