Boston: Nathaniel Willis, 1781. Folio. 53, [1 blank] pp. Disbound, untrimmed, occasional fox mark; small holes at leaf 23-24 affect several letters. Good+. The Resolves focus on many Revolutionary war matters: Resolve on the petition of Col. Josiah Brewer, and of Orana and other chiefs of the Penobscot tribe that..... More

[London: Printed and Sold by John Nichols... 1788]. Folio. Pages 189-219, [1 blank], as issued. Disbound, else Very Good. The recorded matters include protests from Scotland, asserting that the Parliament of Scotland has overturned "the Ancient Constitutions of the Royal Boroughs of Scotland" by enacting "unjust and illiberal Systems" pertaining..... More

Boston: Richard Draper, 1763. 45, [1 blank] pp, lacking the half title and final blank. Disbound. Good+. Barnard says the right of suffrage at the annual elections brings Massachusetts "nearer to that of the happy Island from whence we originated, than that of any other of the British Plantations."..... More

Boston: James Draper, 1761. 40pp, with the half title, as issued. Disbound with some loosening, else Very Good. Cooper became a passionate advocate of American independence, so much so that the British sought his arrest in 1775. His Sermon, reflecting the remarkable change of heart Americans would experience during..... More

Boston: Green and Russell, 1765. 59, [1 blank] pp, with the half title [which is loose]. Disbound, light to moderate foxing, Good+. Eliot's powerful election sermon, reprinted in London in the same year, infused the increasingly widespread American ideas of Natural Rights and self-government "with more direct power and gave..... More

Cambridge: Press of John Wilson and Sons, 1866. 22, [2 blanks] pp. Stitched. Lightly toned title leaf margins. Very Good except for absence of wraps. A former Whig Governor of Massachusetts, Washburn was a respected legal scholar who wrote this pamphlet just after the end of the Civil War..... More