301: [SALEM WITCH TRIALS]. SEWALL, Stephen (1657-1725). Docket signed ("Steph Sewall") as Recorder for Essex County, Massachusetts. 17 March 1704. [With:] Two imprints related to Salem Witch Trials judge Samuel SEWALL (1652-1730).

302: [COLONIAL]. Printed handbill announcing to "The Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of Boston" the date of an upcoming town meeting and the matters which will be discussed. Boston, 29 February 1739.

303: [COLONIAL]. GRAY, Harrison (1711-1794). Broadside signed as Treasurer and Receiver-General, directing Joshua Cushman, Constable or Collector of the Town of Duxbury, to collect and remit certain taxes. Boston, Province of the Mass-Bay, 1 Nov. 1755.

304: [COLONIAL]. Manuscript signed by Thomas HINCKLEY (1618-1706), last Governor of Plymouth Colony, and Nathaniel MORTON (1613-1685), Plymouth Colony secretary and historian.

305: [COLONIAL] -- [BACON'S REBELLION]. GRANTHAM, Sir Thomas (ca 1640 - 1718). British Exchequer receipt signed ("Tho: Grantham") by the suppressor of "Bacon's Rebellion," N.p., 12 No[vember] 1713.

306: [REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. Pennsylvania Chronicle & Universal Advertiser. Philadelphia: Wm. Goddard, 16-23 February and 2-9 March 1767. Two issues featuring essays written by Benjamin Franklin in defense of the American Colonies.

307: [TOWNSHEND ACT] -- [REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. Manuscript warrant for Town Meeting which includes a resolution related to the Boston Non-Importation agreement. Newburyport, Massachusetts, 13 September 1769.

308: [COLONIAL]. Manuscript document signed in which the "Selectmen of Boston" affirm the accounting of unpaid medical expenses submitted by Dr. Samuel Danforth, Jr. [Boston], 26 January 1774.

309: [REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. Letter from a British officer discussing the American Revolution and the necessary British response to bring "the Rebels" to submission. St. Albans [United Kingdom?], 12 February 1776.

310: HOWE, Adm. Richard (1726-1799) -- HOWE, Gen. William (1729-1814). "A Proclamation" from Lord Howe offering clemency for the declaration of a loyalty oath. 30 Nov. 1776. [With:] Washington's printed response to the British proclamation. 4 Feb. 1777.

311: [REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. Manuscript document recording the sale of six cannons formerly belonging to Captain Thomas Dean (ca 1723-1802) of Salem, Massachusetts. Salem, 28 August 1776.

312: [REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. AVERY, Jr. John (1739-1806). "Resolve for Raising a Gard [sic] for the Powder House," signed ("John Avery Dpy Secy") as Deputy Secretary of the Province of Massachusetts. "In the House of Representatives," 3 January 1777.

313: [REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. HOWE, General William (1729-1814). "Copy of General How's [sic] Proclamation of the 15 of March 1777" offering pardons to Continental Army soldiers who disarm and join the Loyalist cause. N.p., [1777].

314: [REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. Partially printed appointment of Elijah Robinson (1735-1809) as "Captain & Paymaster" of a Company in Col. Roger Enos's Battallion "now raising for the Defence of this & the United States." Connecticut, 7 April 1778.

315: [REVOLUTIONARY WAR] -- [BOSTON TEA PARTY]. DAVIS, Amasa (1744-1825). Autograph letter signed by Amasa Davis ("Amasa Davis Agt"), as Agent for the Board of War, regarding the outfitting of the armed Brigantine Active. Boston [MA], 11 May 1779.

316: [REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. Partially printed travel pass issued by the British military as per Sir William Howe's 1777 Proclamation. New York, 10 August 1780.

317: [WAR OF 1812]. Letter relaying news of violence on the frontier, Tory sympathizers, and battlefront reports. "Westmore Land," [Oneida County], [New York]. 28 June 1812.

318: [REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. GOODWIN, General Nathaniel (1748-1819). Autograph brigade orders signed ("Nathl Goodwin B Gl"), as Brigadier General of Massachusetts Militia, 21 March 1783.

319: [WAR OF 1812]. New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette. Concord, NH: 3 March 1828. Newspaper and single sheet supplement announcing Andrew Jackson's execution of six militia men.

320: [CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ambrotype of an antebellum sailor by Dunshee & Co. N.p., ca 1850s.