4. [INGLIS,
Charles.]
The True interest of America impartially stated . . . The
second edition.
Philadelphia: printed and sold by
James Humphreys, junr;
m, dcc, lxxvi
. [1776.]
A reprint of no. 3115 above. By the same printer.
[3119]
5. CANDIDUS.
Plain Truth; addressed to the inhabitants of America, containing, remarks on a late pamphlet, entitled Common Sense . . .
written by Candidus . . .
Philadelphia: printed, and sold, by
R. Bell,
mdcclxxvi
. [1776.]
First Edition, second issue. 2 parts in 1; 71 leaves only, should be 72; this copy lacks the first leaf with
The Printer to the Public.
Evans 15088, other references as for the second edition, described above, no. 3113.
On the title-page, and on the title for the
Additions to Plain Truth, Jefferson has written in ink:
by Alexander Hamilton (on the second title without the word “by”).
For a discussion of the authorship of this pamphlet and Jefferson’s opinion that it was by Alexander Hamilton, see the description
of the second edition, no. 3113 above.
[3120]
6. [DICKINSON,
John.]
Remarks on a late pamphlet entitled Plain Truth. By Rusticus.
Philadelphia: printed by
John Dunlap,
m,dcc,lxxvi
. [1776.]
First Edition. 8vo. 16 leaves in fours. Dated at the end New-Jersey, May 8th 1776.
Sabin 74423.
Evans 14735.
Hildeburn 3461.
This pamphlet is not included in the
Political Writings of John Dickinson
, no. 3055 above.
[3121]
7-8. [GREEN,
Jacob.]
Observations, on the Reconciliation of Great-Britain, and the Colonies, in which are exhibited Arguments for, and against,
that measure. By a friend of American Liberty . . .
Philadelphia: printed, by
Robert Bell,
mdcclxxvi
. [1776.]
Another copy of no. 3114 above, another issue. In this issue the word
Observations on the title-page is followed by a comma and the four leaves of
Plan at the end are printed on blue paper.
[3122]
9.
Proceedings of the Provincial Conference of Committees, of the Province of Pennsylvania; held at the Carpenter’s Hall, at
Philadelphia. Began June 18th, and continued by adjournments to June 25, 1776.
Philadelphia: printed by
W. & T. Bradford, n.d. [
1776.]
8vo. 16 leaves.
Sabin 60427.
Evans 14974.
Hildeburn 3452.
[3123]
10. [ADAMS,
John.]
Thoughts on Government: applicable to the present state of the American Colonies. In a letter from a gentleman to his friend.
Philadelphia: printed by
John Dunlap,
m,dcc,lxxvi
. [1776.]
