George Washington Describes the Continental Army's Needs
Washington appeals to New Hampshire to provide supplies for that state's regiments.
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George Washington Reports on the Status of the War to Congress
Washington provided an update to Congress about the status of military action against the British.
Quakers Address the Problem of Slavery
With the revolution's call for independence and freedeom the Quakers raised questions about the morality of slavery and pushed for abolition.
Thomas Jefferson Describes the Revolutionary War in the South
Description of fighting in the south.
The Articles of Association
The First Continental Congress implemented a trade boycott with Great Britain
The Resolutions of the Stamp Act Congress
Grievances and conclusions drawn by this 1765 Congress in response to the Stamp Act.
Articles of Capitulation, Yorktown
The following document is the negotiated terms of surrender at Yorktown, Virginia between General Charles Lord Cornwallis and General George...
George Washington to Martha Washington
A rare piece of history, this is one of only two letters between George and Martha Washington. This letter was discovered in the desk drawer of one of...
Benjamin Thompson to an Unknown Recipient
Benjamin Thompson to an unknown recipient (May 6, 1775) an invisible letter written in a visable one.
Henry Clinton to John Burgoyne
A secret, Cardan style letter written August 10, 1777 from Henry Clinton to John Burgoyne.
A Summary View of the Rights of British America
Thomas Jefferson's A Summary View of the Rights of British America delivered to the Continental Congress, August 1774.
United States and Great Britain Provisional Articles of Peace
The Preliminary Articles of Peace between the United States and Great Britain, which were signed in Paris on November 30, 1782.