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Soviet dissent in historical perspective

Marshall Shatz

1885

Far from shore

Kevin Major

1995

The rights of Great Britain asserted against the claims of America

James Macpherson

1776

A son of thunder

Henry Mayer

1986

John Hancock

Unger, Harlow G.

2000

Patrick Henry Practical Revolutionary

Robert Douthat Meade

1957

Hugh Williamson

George F. Sheldon

2010

Official letters to the Honourable American Congress

George Washington

1795

Roger Sherman and the creation of the American republic

Mark David Hall

2013

The Continental Congress

Edmund Cody Burnett

1941

A timeline of the First Continental Congress

Maxine Rosaler

2004

Continental Congress

Charles E. Bliven

1892

John Hancock

Candice F. Ransom

2005

The Second Continental Congress

Jessica Sarah Gunderson

2008

Patrick Henry, voice of the American Revolution

Louis Sabin

1982

Patrick Henry

Tyler, Moses Coit

1887

Suspected of independence

McKean, David (Director of policy planning)

2016

Patrick Henry (Bio-Graphics) (Bio-Graphics)

Rod Espinosa

2007

Declaration

William Hogeland

2010

Letters of delegates to Congress, 1774-1789

Paul Hubert Smith

1996

Patrick Henry

Jason Glaser, Peter McDonnell

2006

1775

Kevin Phillips

2012

The Continental Congress

Edmund Cody Burnett

1941

The Continental Congress

Edmund Cody Burnett

1964

Biographical sketches of the delegates from Georgia to the Continental Congress

Charles Colcock Jones Jr.

1891

Patrick Henry's Liberty or death speech

Jesse Jarnow

2005

North Carolinians in the Continental Congress

David T. Morgan

1976

Patrick Henry

JoAnn A. Grote

1999

Sketches of the life and character of Patrick Henry

Wirt, William

1817

Patrick Henry

Thomas S. Kidd

2011

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