Declaration Database

Declaration Resources Project August 2018

This catalog lists book, periodical, broadside, graphic, and manuscript editions of the Declaration of Independence produced in the first fifty years of independence, 1776-1826. As of August 2018, the Declaration Resources Project has identified 747 distinct editions of the text. For the most up-to-date information on this database in progress, please visit declaration.fas.harvard.edu/database.

August 2018 Contents 1776...... 4 1777...... 13 1778...... 15 1779...... 16 1780...... 17 1781...... 18 1782...... 19 1783...... 20 1784...... 21 1785...... 22 1786...... 23 1787...... 24 1789...... 25 1791...... 26 1792...... 28 1793...... 29 1794...... 30 1795...... 32 1796...... 34 1797...... 36 1798...... 38 1799...... 40 1800...... 42 1801...... 45 1802...... 49 1803...... 53 1804...... 56 1805...... 60 1806...... 65 1807...... 72 1808...... 77

Declaration Database (August 2018) 2 1809...... 81 1810...... 85 1811...... 90 1812...... 95 1813...... 100 1814...... 105 1815...... 108 1816...... 112 1817...... 117 1818...... 120 1819...... 124 1820...... 128 1821...... 133 1822...... 137 1823...... 141 1824...... 147 1825...... 152 1826...... 156 Manuscripts ...... 160

Note: As of August 2018, no editions produced in 1788 or 1790 have been located.

Reference Sources: • Matyas: Steven M. Matyas, Jr. Declaration of Independence: A Short Title Checklist of Books, Pamphlets, and Periodicals, Printing the U.S. Declaration of Independence, 1776-1825, 2009 (http://www.usdeclarationofindependence.com) • EAI Series 1: Early American Imprints, Series I: Evans, 1639-1800 (Readex) • EAI Series 2: Early American Imprints, Series II: Shaw-Shoemaker, 1801-1819 (Readex) • ESTC: The British Library, English Short Title Catalogue (estc.bl.uk) • Walsh: Michael J. Walsh, “Contemporary Broadside Editions of the Declaration of Independence,” Harvard Library Bulletin (Volume III, no. I, Winter 1949) • Bidwell: John Bidwell, “American History in Image and Text,” Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society, 1989 • Afro-Americana: Afro-Americana Imprints, 1535-1922, from the Library Company of Philadelphia (Readex) • American Slavery: The American Slavery Collection, 1820-1922, from the American Antiquarian Society (Readex)

Declaration Database (August 2018) 3 1776 | Books

B76.1 1776 July 8 (circa) The Genuine Principles of the Ancient Saxon, or English Constitution. Author: Demophilus Printer: Robert Bell Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 41-46. Full text. References: ESTC W20371, EAI Series 1 14734, Matyas 76-01

B76.2 1776 The South-Carolina and Georgia Almanack, for the Year of Our Lord 1777. [...] Also, The Declaration of Independency; [...] Author: John Tobler, Esq. Printer: Robert Wells & Son South Carolina – Charleston Declaration of Independence: 3 pages. Full text. References: ESTC W36904, EAI Series 1 15117, Matyas 76-16

1776 | Periodicals

P76.1 1776 July 6 The Pennsylvania Evening Post Printer: Benjamin Towne Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 1-2 on p. 1, column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P76.2 1776 July 8 Dunlap's Pennsylvania Packet or the General Advertiser Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1-2. Full text.

P76.3 1776 July 9 Dunlap's Maryland Gazette; or, the Baltimore General Advertiser Printer: John Dunlap Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P76.4

Declaration Database (August 2018) 4 1776 July 9 Wochentliche Pennsylvanischer Staatsbote Printer: Henry Miller Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2; columns 1 and 2 on p. 1, columns 1 and 2 on p. 2. Full text in German.

P76.5 1776 July 10 The Constitutional Gazette Printer: John Anderson New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 1 and 2 on p. 1, columns 1 and 2 on p. 2. Full text.

P76.6 1776 July 10 The Maryland Journal and the Baltimore Advertiser Printer: M.K. Goddard Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 1, column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P76.7 1776 July 10 The Pennsylvania Gazette Printers: Hall and Sellers Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P76.8 1776 July 10 The Pennsylvania Journal; and the Weekly Advertiser Printer: William and Thomas Bradford Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2; column 3 on p. 1, column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P76.9 1776 July 11 The Maryland Gazette Printer: Frederick Green Maryland – Annapolis Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P76.10 1776 July 11

Declaration Database (August 2018) 5 The New-York Journal; or, the General Advertiser Printer: John Holt New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4. Full text fills two columns framed by ornamental border.

P76.11 1776 July 11 The New York Packet and American Advertiser Printer: Samuel Loudon New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P76.12 1776 July 12 The Connecticut Gazette; and the Universal Intelligencer Printer: Timothy Green Connecticut – New London Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P76.13 1776 July 13 The Pennsylvania Ledger Or the Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New-Jersey Weekly Advertiser Printer: James Humphreys, Jr. Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P76.14 1776 July 13 The Providence Gazette; and Country Journal Printer: John Carter Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P76.15 1776 July 15 The Connecticut Courant; and Hartford Weekly Intelligencer Printer: Ebenezer Watson Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P76.16 1776 July 15 The New-York Gazette: and the Weekly Mercury. Printer: Hugh Gaine New York – New York

Declaration Database (August 2018) 6 Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P76.17 1776 July 15 The Norwich Packet; and the Connecticut, Massachusetts, New-Hampshire & Rhode-Island Weekly Advertiser Printer: John Trumbull Connecticut – Norwich Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P76.18 1776 July 16 The American Gazette; or, the Constitutional Journal Printer: J. Rogers, at E. Russell’s Printing-Office Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: pp. 1, 4 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 1, columns 1 and 2 on p. 4. Full text.

P76.19 1776 July 16 New Hampshire Gazette, or, Exeter Morning Chronicle [Extraordinary] Printer: Robert Luist Fowle [no imprint] New Hampshire – Exeter Declaration of Independence: Single sheet; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P76.20 1776 July 17 The Connecticut Journal Printers: Thomas and Samuel Green Connecticut – New Haven Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 2. Full text fills two columns framed by ornamental border (remainder of newspaper is in three columns).

P76.21 1776 July 17 The Massachusetts Spy Or, American Oracle of Liberty Printers: W. Stearns, and D. Bigelow Massachusetts – Worcester Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P76.22 1776 July 18 The Continental Journal, and Weekly Advertiser Printer: John Gill Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

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P76.23 1776 July 18 The New-England Chronicle Printers: Powars and Willis Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P76.24 1776 July 18 The Newport Mercury [Extraordinary] Printer: Solomon Southwick Rhode Island – Newport Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 1 and 2 on p. 2, column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P76.25 1776 July 19 The Essex Journal and New-Hampshire Packet Printer: John Mycall Massachusetts – Newburyport Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P76.26 1776 July 19 The Virginia Gazette Printer: Alexander Purdie Virginia – Williamsburg Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; column 2. Excerpt (S35-S44).

P76.27 1776 July 20 The Freeman's Journal or New-Hampshire Gazette Printer: Benjamin Dearborn New Hampshire – Portsmouth Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4. Full text formatted as separate sheet.

P76.28 1776 July 20 The Virginia Gazette Printers: Dixon & Hunter Virginia – Williamsburg Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 6; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P76.29 1776 July 22 The Boston Gazette, and Country Journal

Declaration Database (August 2018) 8 Printer: Benjamin Edes Massachusetts – Watertown Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P76.30 1776 July 26 The Virginia Gazette Printer: Alexander Purdie Virginia – Williamsburg Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 1, column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P76.31 1776 August 2 The South-Carolina and American General Gazette Printers: Robert Wells and Son South Carolina – Charleston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P76.32 1776 August 7 (circa) The Pennsylvania Magazine; Or, American Monthly Museum Printer: Robert Aitken Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 328-330; columns 1 and 2 on p. 328, columns 1 and 2 on p. 329, column 1 on p. 330. Full text.

1776 | Broadsides & Graphics

X76.1 1776 July 4-5 Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: EAI Series 1 15155, Walsh 1

X76.2 1776 July Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Fragment (S1-S14). References: Historical Society of Pennsylvania

X76.3 1776 July Printer: John Dunlap

Declaration Database (August 2018) 9 Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: National Archives UK

X76.4 1776 Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: EAI Series 1 15156, Walsh 2

X76.5 1776 July 9 (on or before) Printer: Melchior Steiner and Charles Cist Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Full text in German.

X76.6 1776 July 9 (after) Printer: John Holt New York – New York Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: EAI Series 1 15158, Walsh 3

X76.7 1776 July 10-15 (circa) Printer: Hugh Gaine New York – New York Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: Walsh 4

X76.8 1776 July (circa) Printer: Unknown Location of Production: Unknown Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: Walsh 5

X76.9 1776 July 11 (circa) Printers: Thomas and Samuel Green Connecticut – New Haven Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: Walsh 11

X76.10

Declaration Database (August 2018) 10 1776 July 11 (circa) Printer: Samuel Loudon [attributed] New York – New York Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: Walsh 6

X76.11 1776 July 13 Printer: Solomon Southwick Rhode Island – Newport Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: EAI Series 1 15159, Walsh 7

X76.12 1776 July 13 (circa) Printer: Solomon Southwick Rhode Island – Newport Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: EAI Series 1 15160, Walsh 8

X76.13 1776 July 14-18 (circa) Printers: John Gill, and Powars and Willis [no imprint] Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: EAI Series 1 15162, Walsh 9

X76.14 1776 July 14-18 (circa) Printers: John Gill, and Powars and Willis Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: EAI Series 1 15161, Walsh 10

X76.15 1776 July 14-18 (circa) Printers: John Rogers and/or Ezekiel Russell Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: EAI Series 1 15164, Walsh 12

X76.16 1776 July 16-19 (circa) Printer: Unknown New Hampshire [attributed] Declaration of Independence: Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 11 References: Walsh 14

X76.17 1776 July 16-19 (circa) Printer: Unknown New Hampshire [attributed] Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: Walsh 15

X76.18 1776 July 20 (circa) Printer: Ezekiel Russell Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: EAI Series 1 15163, Walsh 13

X76.19 1776 (circa) Printer: Ezekiel Russell Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: Full text.

X76.20 1776 August 2 (circa) Printer: Peter Timothy South Carolina – Charleston Declaration of Independence: Full text. References: Gilder Lehrman

Declaration Database (August 2018) 12 1777 | Books

B77.1 1777 Journals of the Congress. Containing the Proceedings In the Year, 1776. Published by Order of Congress. Volume II. Printer: Robert Aitken Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 241-245. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W20602, EAI Series 1 15684, Matyas 77-09a

B77.2 1777 March 1st, 1777. At the General Assembly of the Governor and Company of the State of Rhode- Island and Providence Plantations, begun and holden by Adjournment, at Providence, within and for the State aforesaid, on the First Monday in March, in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy-seven. [Alternate Title: Acts and Resolves of the General Assembly, March 1777] Printer: John Carter Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: pp. 5-8. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W32998, EAI Series 1 15561, Matyas 77-08

B77.3 1777 Votes and Proceedings of the General Assembly of the State of New-Jersey. Printer: Isaac Collins New Jersey – Burlington Declaration of Independence: pp. 80-83. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W37052, EAI Series 1 15466, Matyas 77-03

B77.4 1777 Journals and Proceedings of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 33-35. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W23524, EAI Series 1 15538, Matyas 77-07

B77.5 1777 Votes and Proceedings of the House of Delegates of the Senate of Maryland. February Session, 1777. Being the First Session of the Assembly. Printer: Frederick Green Maryland – Annapolis Declaration of Independence: pp. 97-99. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 13 References: ESTC W1997, EAI Series 1 43275, Matyas 77-02

B77.6 1777 The Constitution of the State of New-York Printer: Samuel Loudon New York – Fishkill Declaration of Independence: pp. 7-12. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: ESTC W8284, EAI Series 1 15472, Matyas 77-04

B77.7 1777 An Ordinance Of the Convention Of the State of New-York, For organizing and establishing the Government, agreed to by the said Convention. Printer: Samuel Loudon New York – Fishkill Declaration of Independence: pp. 7-12. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: ESTC W8284, EAI Series 1 15473, Matyas 77-05

B77.8 1777 The Constitution of the State of New-York Printers: Styner and Cist Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 7-12. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: ESTC W8604, EAI Series 1 15474, Matyas 77-06

1777 | Broadsides & Graphics

X77.1 1777 January 19-30 Printer: Mary Katherine Goddard Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 1 15650

Declaration Database (August 2018) 14 1778 | Books

B78.1 1778 Journals of Congress. Containing the Proceedings from January 1, 1776, to January 1, 1777. [...] Volume II. Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – York Declaration of Independence: pp. 241-246. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W20598, EAI Series 1 16137, Matyas 77-09b

Declaration Database (August 2018) 15 1779 | Books

B79.1 1779 Observations on the American Revolution. Published According to a Resolution of Congress, by their Committee. For the Consideration of those who are desirous of comparing The Conduct of the opposed Parties, and The several Consequences which have flowed from it. Author: Gouverneur Morris [not listed] Printers: Styner and Cist Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 53-57. Full text. References: ESTC W28706, EAI Series 1 16625, Matyas 79-04

Declaration Database (August 2018) 16 1780 | Books

B80.1 1780 The History of the Origin, Rise and Progress of the War in America between Great Britain and her Colonies, From its Commencement in the Year 1764, to the Time of General Gage's Arrival at Boston in 1774. Vol. I. Printers: Thomas and John Fleet Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 11-16. Full text. References: ESTC W12744, EAI Series 1 16797, Matyas 80-01

B80.2 1780 Acts and Laws of the State of New-Hampshire, in America. By Order of the General Assembly. To which is prefixed, the Resolution of the American Congress, For Establishing a Form of Government In New-Hampshire; and the Resolve of the Provincial Congress, For taking up Government in Form. With the Declaration of Independence. Printer: Zachariah Fowle New Hampshire – Exeter Declaration of Independence: pp. 31-35. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 1 16877, Matyas 80-06

B80.3 1780 Observations on the American Revolution. Published According to a Resolution of Congress, By their Committee. For the Consideration of those who are desirous of comparing The Conduct of the opposed Parties, and The several Consequences which have flowed from it. Author: Gouverneur Morris [not listed] Printer: Bennett Wheeler Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: pp. 61-65. Full text. References: ESTC W21319, EAI Series 1 17039, Matyas 80-03

Declaration Database (August 2018) 17 1781 | Books

B81.1 1781 The Constitutions of the Several Independent States of America; the Declaration of Independence; the Articles of Confederation between the said states; the Treaties between His Most Christian Majesty and the United States of America. Published by order of Congress. Printer: Francis Bailey Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 187-192. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W20083, EAI Series 1 17390, Matyas 81-01

B81.2 1781 A Declaration of Independence published by the Congress at Philadelphia in 1776: with a counter-declaration published at New-York in 1781 Printer: Unknown New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-11, intermittent. Full text.

1781 | Periodicals

P81.1 1781 April 27 The Connecticut Gazette; and the Universal Intelligencer Printer: Timothy Green Connecticut – New London Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 1, column 1 on p. 2. Full text as part of letter “To the PRINTER.” written by “TOM STEADY.”

Declaration Database (August 2018) 18 1782 | Books

B82.1 1782 The Acts of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Carefully compared with the Originals. And an Appendix, Containing the Laws now in Force, passed between the 30th Day of September 1775, and the Revolution. Together with The Declaration of Independence; the Constitution of the State of Pennsylvania; and the Articles of Confederation of the United States of America. Published by order of the General Assembly. Printer: Francis Bailey Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. i-vi. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 1 17656, Matyas 81-03

B82.2 1782 An Impartial History of the War in America, Between Great Britain and the United States from Its Commencement to the End of the War [...] Vol. II. Printers: Nathaniel Coverly and Robert Hodge Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 20-26. Full text as footnote at the end of this sentence: “Their own words will best show their reasons and sentiments upon the subject*.” References: ESTC W25972, EAI Series 1 17610, Matyas 81-02a

B82.3 1782 Journals of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. [...] Volume the First. Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 46-48. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W20604, EAI Series 1 17658, Matyas 82-07

B82.4 1782 Paris Papers; or Mr. Silas Deane's late intercepted Letters, to His brothers and other intimate Friends, in America. To which are annexed for Comparison, the Congressional Declaration of Independency in July 1776 [...] Printer: James Rivington New York - New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-11, intermittent. Full text. References: ESTC W27572, EAI Series 1 17509, Matyas 82-03a

Declaration Database (August 2018) 19 1783 | Books

B83.1 1783 The Constitution of the State of New-York Printer: Samuel Loudon New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 7-12. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: ESTC W16468, EAI Series 1 18059, Matyas 83-06

Declaration Database (August 2018) 20 1784 | Books

B84.1 1784 (circa) A Collection of Papers: Containing The Declaration of Independence of the United States of America, dated July 4th, 1776. [...] Printer: Samuel Loudon New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-9. Full text. References: ESTC W9901, EAI Series 1 18828, Matyas 84-01

1784 | Periodicals

P84.1 1784 October 22 The Pennsylvania Mercury, and Universal Advertiser Printer: Daniel Humphreys Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 1. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 21 1785 | Books

B85.1 1785 Proposals Made by Isaac Collins, For Printing a New Edition of the Journals of Congress Printer: Isaac Collins New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: Excerpt (S1-S27). References: EAI Series 1 18961

B85.2 1785 The Constitutions of the Several Independent States of America; the Declaration of Independence; the Articles of Confederation between the said states; the Treaties between His Most Christian Majesty and the United States of America. [...] The Second Edition. Printers: Norman and Bowen Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 167-171. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W20082, EAI Series 1 19306, Matyas 85-01

B85.3 1785 The History of the Revolution of South-Carolina, From a British Providence to an Independent State. In Two Volumes. Vol. I. Author: David Ramsay Printer: Isaac Collins New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: pp. 165-174. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W20465, EAI Series 1 19211, Matyas 85-04

1785 | Periodicals

P85.1 1785 June 30 The United States Chronicle: Political, Commercial, and Historical Printer: Bennett Wheeler Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 22 1786 | Books

B86.1 1786 Acts and Laws of the State of Connecticut, in America Printer: Elisha Babcock Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2. Full text. References: ESTC W6810, EAI Series 1 19575, Matyas 86-01

B86.2 1786 Pocket Almanack For the Year of our Lord 1787. Printers: T. & J. Fleet Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-6. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W29812, EAI Series 1 19649, Matyas 86-03

B86.3 1786 The Constitutions of the Several Independent States of America; the Declaration of Independence; the Articles of Confederation Between the said States; and the Definitive Treaty between Great-Britain and the United States of America. Printer: E. Oswald New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 234-240. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W37577, EAI Series 1 20064, Matyas 86-02

1786 | Periodicals

P86.1 1786 July 4 The Pennsylvania Packet, and Daily Advertiser Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P86.2 1786 November 9 The Continental Journal, and the Weekly Advertiser Printer: James D. Griffith Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 23 1787 | Books

B87.1 1787 An American Selection of Lessons in Reading and Speaking. [...] Being The Third Part of a Grammatical Institute of the English Language. The Third Edition, Greatly Enlarged. Author: Noah Webster, jun. Esq. Printers: Young and McCulloch Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 271-275. Full text. References: ESTC W13031, EAI Series 1 20471, Matyas 87-01

B87.2 1787 Introduction to the History of America. Containing, [...] Declaration of Independence. [...] Printers: Young and McCulloch Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 153-157. Full text. References: ESTC W37815, EAI Series 1 20862, Matyas 87-02

1787 | Periodicals

P87.1 1787 July 4 The Pennsylvania Packet, and Daily Advertiser Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 24 1789 | Books

B89.1 1789 The Perpetual Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, From the Commencement of the Constitution, in October, 1780, to the Last Wednesday in May, 1789. To which are prefixed, The Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution of the Commonwealth, the Treaty of Peace, between Great-Britain and America, and the Constitution of the United States. Printers: Adams and Nourse Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: Four pages. Full text. References: ESTC W6817, EAI Series 1 21948, Matyas 89-01

B89.2 1789 Laws of the State of New-York, Comprising The Constitution, and The Acts of the Legislature since the Revolution, from The First to the Twelfth Session, inclusive. In Two Volumes. Vol. I. Printer: Hugh Gaine New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-5. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: ESTC W6820, EAI Series 1 22012, Matyas 89-02

B89.3 1789 The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment, of the Independence of the United States of America: Including an Account of the Late War; and of the Thirteen Colonies, from their Origin to that Period. In Three Volumes. Vol. II. Author: William Gordon, D.D. Printers: Hodge, Allen, and Campbell New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 101-105. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 1 21861

B89.4 1789 The History of the American Revolution. In Two Volumes. Volume I. Author: David Ramsay, M.D. Printer: R. Aitken & Son Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 341-346. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W31464, EAI Series 1 22090, Matyas 89-03a

Declaration Database (August 2018) 25 1791 | Books

B91.1 1791 Laws of the United States of America; Collated with, and Corrected by, the Original Rolls in the Office of the Secretary of State, Agreeably to a Resolve of Congress, Passed the 18th February, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety-One. With a Copious Index. Volume I. Comprising the Federal Constitution, the Acts of the Three Sessions of the First Congress, and the Treaties. To which is Added, an Appendix, containing the Declaration of Independence, and sundry Acts of Congress, under the Confederation. Printer: Andrew Brown Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 477-480. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W14340, EAI Series 1 23903, Matyas 91-08

B91.2 1791 The Constitutions of the United States, according to the Latest Amendments: To which are annexed, the Declaration of Independence; and the Federal Constitution; with the amendments thereto. Printers: Carey, Stewart, and Co. Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 158-162. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W30537, EAI Series 1 23887, Matyas 91-01

B91.3 1791 Acts passed at the Third Session of the Congress of the United States of America, Begun and Held at the City of Philadelphia, on Monday the Sixth of December, in the Year M,DCC,XC: and of the Independence of the United States the Fifteenth. To which is added an Appendix, containing Resolves, &c. of the Old Congress. Printers: Francis Childs and John Swaine Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 115-120. References: ESTC W14374, EAI Series 1 46326, Matyas 91-06c

B91.4 1791 Laws of the United States of America. Volume I. Containing, the Federal Constitution; the Acts of the Three Sessions of the First Congress; the Treaties Existing between the United States and Foreign Nations, and the Several Indian Tribes. Also, the Declaration of Independence, and Sundry Resolves and Ordinances of Congress under the Confederation. [...] Printers: Childs and Swaine New York – New York Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 531-535. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W14339, EAI Series 1 23902, Matyas 91-07

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B91.5 1791 Acts Passed at a Congress of the United States of America, Begun and Held at the City of New- York, on Wednesday the Fourth of March, in the Year M,DCC,LXXXIX, and of the Independence of the United States the Thirteenth. Printers: Hudson and Goodwin Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 316-319. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 1 23843, Matyas 91-05

B91.6 1791 The American Oracle. Comprehending an Account of Recent Discoveries in the Arts and Sciences, with A variety of Religious, Political, Physical, and Philosophical Subjects, Necessary to be known in all Families, for the Promotion of their present Felicity and future Happiness. Author: Samuel Stearns, L.L.D. Printers: Hodge and Campbell, Berry and Rogers, and T. Allen New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 419-425. Full text. References: ESTC W37218, EAI Series 1 23795, Matyas 91-04b

1791 | Periodicals

P91.1 1791 April The Universal Asylum, and Columbian Magazine, For April 1791. By a Society of Gentlemen. Printer: William Young Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 230-233. Full text with signers.

P91.2 1791 July 4 Dunlap's American Daily Advertiser Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 27 1792 | Books

B92.1 1792 Laws of the State of New-York, Comprising the Constitution, and the Acts of the Legislatures, since the Revolution, from the First to the Fifteenth Session, Inclusive. In Two Volumes. Volume I. Printer: Thomas Greenleaf New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-5. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: ESTC W33259, EAI Series 1 24602, Matyas 92-03a

B92.2 1792 The Laws of the State of New-Hampshire, Together with the Declaration of Independence: the Definitive Treaty of Peace between the United States of America and his Britannic Majesty: the Constitution of New-Hampshire, and the Constitution of the United States, with its Proposed Amendments. Printer: John Melcher New Hampshire – Portsmouth Declaration of Independence: pp. 9-14. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W6924, EAI Series 1 24585, Matyas 92-02

1792 | Periodicals

P92.1 1792 July 4 Dunlap's American Daily Advertiser Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 28 1793 | Books

B93.1 1793 A Festival Discourse, Occasioned by the Celebration of the Seventeenth Anniversary of American Independence, In the Town of Newark. To which is annexed the Declaration of Independence, which was read, with a few Introductory Remarks. Author: Alex. Macwhorter, D.D. Printer: John Woods New Jersey – Newark Declaration of Independence: pp. 19-24. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W21174, EAI Series 1 25753, Matyas 93-02

B93.2 1793 Acts Passed at the First Session of the Congress of the United States of America, Begun and Held at the City of New-York, on Wednesday the Fourth of March, in the Year M,DCC,LXXXIX. And of the Independence of the United States, the Thirteenth. Volume I. Printer: E. Oswald Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 362-365. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W14824, EAI Series 1 46908, Matyas 93-06

1793 | Periodicals

P93.1 1793 July 3 The Federal Gazette and Philadelphia Daily Advertiser Printer: Andrew Brown Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P93.2 1793 July 4 Dunlap's American Daily Advertiser Printer: John Dunlap Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P93.3 1793 July 6 The Delaware Gazette Printers: Peter Brynberg and Samuel Andrews Delaware - Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 29 1794 | Books

B94.1 1794 The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America: Including an Account of the Late War and of the Thirteen Colonies, from their origin to that period. The Second American Edition. Vol. II. Author: William Gordon, D.D. Printer: Samuel Campbell New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 87-91. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 1 27061

B94.2 1794 Acts passed at the First Session of the Congress of the United States of America, begun and held at the City of New-York, on Wednesday the Fourth of March, in the year M,DCC,LXXXIX. And of the Independence of the United States, the Thirteenth. Volume I. Printer: T. Stephens Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 362-365. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W17240, EAI Series 1 27825, Matyas 94-03

1794 | Periodicals

P94.1 1794 July 23 General Advertiser Printer: Benjamin Franklin Bache Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text as part of “An oration delivered at Chestertown on the 4th of July, 1794, by Major Robert Wright to a crowded audience.”

P94.2 1794 July 26 The Diary; or, Evening Register Printers: Loudon and Brower New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2; columns 1 and 2. Full text as part of “An Oration delivered at Chestertown on the 4th of July, 1794, by Major Robert Wright to a crowded audience.”

P94.3 1794 August 16 The Baltimore Daily Intelligencer

Declaration Database (August 2018) 30 Printers: Yundt and Patton Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text as part of “An Oration, delivered at Chestertown on the Fourth of July, 1794, by major Robert Wright, to a crowded audience.”

P94.4 1794 September The Monthly Miscellany; or Vermont Magazine Printer: A. Haswell Vermont – Bennington Declaration of Independence: pp. 321-324. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 31 1795 | Books

B95.1 1795 Acts passed at the First Congress of the United States of America: Begun and Held at the City of New-York, on Wednesday the Fourth of March, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty-Nine, and of the Independence of the United States the Thirteenth. Printer: Francis Childs Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 430-434. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W14341, EAI Series 1 29674, Matyas 95-08

B95.2 1795 Laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, From the Fourteenth Day of October, One Thousand Seven Hundred, to the First Day of October, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty-One. Vol. I. Printers: Hall and Sellers Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 51-54. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 1 34331, Matyas 97-05

B95.3 1795 A Concise and Impartial History of the American Revolution, to which is Prefixed, A General History of North and South America. Together with An Account of the Discovery and Settlement of North America, and a View of the Progress, Character, and Political State of the Colonies previous to the Revolution. Author: John Lendrum Printers: I. Thomas and E.T. Andrews Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 95-101. Full text with signers. References: ESTC 28963, EAI Series 1 28963, Matyas 95-03

B95.4 1795 A Concise History of the United States, from the Discovery of America till 1795: With a correct Map of the United States. Printer: John McCulloch Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 229-234. Full text. References: ESTC W30465, EAI Series 1 29002, Matyas 95-04

B95.5 1795 The Gentleman's Political Pocket-Almanac for the year 1796, Being Leap Year.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 32 Author: Charles Smith Printers: Wayland & Davis, for C. Smith New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 67-73. Full text. References: ESTC W32578, EAI Series 1 29520, Matyas 95-07

B95.6 1795 A Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical View of the Present Situation of the United States of America: Comprehending A Description of the United States [...] In Four Volumes. [...] Volume the First. Author: Rev. W. Winterbotham Printers: Tiebout & O’Brien, for J. Reid, L. Wayland, and C. Smith, and sold by Thomas Stephens New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 504-507. Full text. References: ESTC W12394, EAI Series 1 29912, Matyas 95-11

1795 | Periodicals

P95.1 1795 July 4 Dunlap and Claypoole's American Daily Advertiser Printers: John Dunlap and David C. Claypoole Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; column 5 on p. 1 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 2. Full text with signers.

P95.2 1795 July 4 The Philadelphia Minerva Printers: Woodruff and Turner Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P95.3 1795 July 4 The Richmond and Manchester Advertiser Printer: Samuel Pleasants, Jr. Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 33 1796 | Books

B96.1 1796 The Declaration of Independence, and Constitution of the United States; to which is prefixed the Constitution of the State of New-York Printer: John Bull New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-6. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W25035, EAI Series 1 31404, Matyas 96-03

B96.2 1796 The Laws of the United States of America. In Three Volumes. Vol. II. Printer: Richard Folwell Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 541-546. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W20624, EAI Series 1 31356, Matyas 96-06a

B96.3 1796 Acts and Laws of the State of Connecticut, in America Printers: Hudson and Goodwin Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: pp. 9-10. Full text. References: ESTC W33313, EAI Series 1 30260, Matyas 96-01a

B96.4 1796 The New-York Directory and Register, for the Year 1796. [...] Author: John Low Printers: John Buel and John Bull New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 27-30. Full text. References: ESTC W26556, EAI Series 1 30706, Matyas 96-04

B96.5 1796 The Constitutions of the United States, according to the Latest Amendments: to which are annexed, The Declaration of Independence; and the Federal Constitution; with the Amendments Thereto. Printer: E. Oswald, for W. Woodhouse Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 230-234. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W20085, EAI Series 1 31403, Matyas 96-02

Declaration Database (August 2018) 34 B96.6 1796 The Monthly Military Repository. Respectfully Inscribed to the Military of the United States of America. Vol. I. Author: Charles Smith Printers: William A. Davis, for the Author New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 164-167. Full text.

B96.7 1796 An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical View of the United States of America, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies. The First American Edition, with Additions and Corrections. In Four Volumes. Vol. I. Author: W. Winterbotham Printers: Tiebout and O’Brien, for John Reid New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 504-507. Full text. References: ESTC W12698, EAI Series 1 31647, Matyas 96-07a

1796 | Periodicals

P96.1 1796 February 9 Maryland Herald Printer: James Cowan Maryland – Easton Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text as part of “An ORATION delivered at Chestertown on the Fourth of July, 1794, by Major Robert Wright, to a crowded audience,” at the request of “A WHIG of 1776.”

Declaration Database (August 2018) 35 1797 | Books

B97.1 1797 Laws of the State of Delaware, From the Fourteenth Day of October, One Thousand Seven Hundred, to the Eighteenth Day of August, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety-Seven. In Two Volumes. Volume I. Printers: Samuel and John Adams Delaware – New Castle Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 74-79. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W6933, EAI Series 1 32030, Matyas 97-02a

B97.2 1797 The Constitutions of the Sixteen States which Compose the Confederated Republic of America, According to the Latest Amendments. To which are Prefixed, The Declaration of Independence; Articles of Confederation; The Definitive Treaty of Peace with Great-Britain; and the Constitution of the United States, with all the Amendments. Printers: Manning & Loring, for S. Hall, W. Spotswood, J. White, Thomas & Andrews, D. West, E. Larkin, W. P. & L. Blake, and J. West Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 5-12. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W15132, EAI Series 1 33044, Matyas 97-01

B97.3 1797 A Concise History of the United States, From the Discovery of America till 1795: With a correct Map of the United States. The Second Edition. Printers: John McCulloch Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 227-232. Full text. References: ESTC W37500, EAI Series 1 32399, Matyas 97-03

B97.4 1797 The American War, From 1775 to 1783, with Plans. Author: Charles Smith Printer: For C. Smith New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 28-31. Full text. References: ESTC W11612, EAI Series 1 32842, Matyas 97-06

1797 | Periodicals

P97.1

Declaration Database (August 2018) 36 1797 July 3 The Philadelphia Gazette and Universal Daily Advertiser Printer: A. Brown Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P97.2 1797 July 4 Claypoole's American Daily Advertiser Printers: David C. and Septimus Claypoole Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 37 1798 | Books

B98.1 1798 The Public Laws of the State of Rhode-Island and Providence Plantations, As revised by a Committee, and finally enacted by the Honourable General Assembly, at their Session in January, 1798. To which are Prefixed The Charter, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, Constitution of the United States, and President Washington’s Address of September, 1796. Printers: Carter and Wilkinson Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: pp. 21-25. Full text. References: ESTC W14090, EAI Series 1 34453, Matyas 98-02

B98.2 1798 Laws of the State of Vermont; Revised and passed by the Legislature, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety Seven. Together with the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, with its Amendments, and the Constitution of the State of Vermont: [...] Printer: Josiah Fay Vermont – Rutland Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-8. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W14094, Matyas 98-06

B98.3 1798 Laws of the State of New-York, Comprising the Constitution, and the Acts of the Legislature, Since the Revolution, from the First to the Twentieth Session, Inclusive. In Three Volumes. Volume I. Second Edition. Printer: Thomas Greenleaf New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-5. Full text. References: ESTC W6995, EAI Series 1 34214 and 48545, Matyas 98-01

B98.4 1798 Constitution of the United States of America, and of the State of New-Jersey. To which is Annexed, The Declaration of Independence, as Agreed upon by the Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, July 4, 1776. And a Compendium of The Declaration of Rights, Selected from Some of the State Constitutions. Printers: Pennington and Dodge New Jersey – Newark Declaration of Independence: pp. 29-34. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W37568, EAI Series 1 34795, Matyas 98-04

Declaration Database (August 2018) 38 1798 | Periodicals

P98.1 1798 July 3 Carey's United States' Recorder Printer: James Carey Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P98.2 1798 July 4 Aurora General Advertiser Printer: Benjamin Franklin Bache Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 2 of 3; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P98.3 1798 July 9 The Time Piece Printer: Robert Saunders New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 39 1799 | Books

B99.1 1799 A Summary History of New-England from the First Settlement at Plymouth, to the Acceptance of the Federal Constitution. Comprehending a General Sketch of the American War. Author: Hannah Adams Printers: H. Mann and J.H. Adams, for the Author Massachusetts – Dedham Declaration of Independence: pp. 343-348. Full text. References: ESTC W29505, EAI Series 1 35075, Matyas 99-01

B99.2 1799 The Declaration of American Independence; Adoption of the Constitution of the United States by the State of Virginia; Constitution of the United States of America; Alien and Sedition Laws; with Certain Proceedings of the Legislature of this Commonwealth Thereupon, at their Last Session Printers: Jones and Dixon Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text. References: ESTC W30724, EAI Series 1 36514, Matyas 99-04

B99.3 1799 The Laws of Maryland, to which are Prefixed The Original Charter, with an English Translation, the Bill of Rights and Constitution of the State, as Originally Adopted by the Convention, with the Several Alterations by Acts of Assembly, The Declaration of Independence, The Articles of Confederation, the Constitution of the General Government, and the Amendments Made Thereto, with an Index to the Laws, the Bill of Rights, and the Constitution. In Two Volumes. Volume I. Author: William Kilty Printer: Frederick Green Maryland – Annapolis Declaration of Independence: Three pages. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W14038, EAI Series 1 35775 and 37894, Matyas 99-02

1799 | Periodicals

P99.1 1799 June 1 National Magazine; or, A Political Historical, Biographical and Literary Repository Printer: James Lyon Virginia - Richmond Declaration of Independence: pp. 17-20. Full text.

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P99.2 1799 July 1 The Herald of Liberty Printer: John Israel Pennsylvania – Washington Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P99.3 1799 July 4 The Telegraphe and Daily Advertiser Printer: Thomas Dobbin Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers, printed at the request of a letter to the editor written by “T.”

P99.4 1799 July 4 The Times; and District of Columbia Daily Advertiser Printer: James D. Westcott Virginia – Alexandria Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 4 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P99.5 1799 July 8 Greenleaf's New Daily Advertiser Printer: Ann Greenleaf New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P99.6 1799 July 10 Greenleaf's New York Journal & Patriotic Register Printer: Thomas Greenleaf New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P99.7 1799 July 10 The Oracle of Dauphin, and Harrisburgh Advertiser Printer: John Wyeth Pennsylvania – Harrisburg Declaration of Independence: Full text as part of an account of artillery company celebration.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 41 1800 | Books

B00.1 1800 The Declaration of Independence, and Washington’s Farewell Address. [Alternate Title: Constitution of the United States of America.] Printer: Bradley, Dayton & Co. Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-12. Full text with signers.

B00.2 1800 The Constitutions of the United States, According to the Latest Amendments: To which are Prefixed, The Declaration of Independence; and the Federal Constitution, with the Amendments Printer: Robert Campbell Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. v-ix. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W37578, EAI Series 1 37245, Matyas 00-02

B00.3 1800 The Constitutions of the Sixteen States which compose the Confederated Republic of America, According to the Latest Amendments. To which are prefixed the Declaration of Independence; Articles of Confederation; and the Constitution of the United States, with all the Amendments. Printer: David Denniston, for Self & H. Craig New York – Newburgh Declaration of Independence: pp. 5-10. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W20084, EAI Series 1 37244, Matyas 00-01

B00.4 1800 Journals of Congress: Containing their Proceedings from January 1, 1776, to December 31, 1776. Volume II. Printer: Folwell Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 229-233. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W41643, EAI Series 1 38750, Matyas 00-08

B00.5 1800 A Digest of the Laws of the United States of America. Being A Complete System, (Alphabetically arranged) of All the Public Acts of Congress now in force—From the commencement of the Federal Government, to the end of the third Session of the fifth Congress, which terminated in March 1799, inclusive. Editor: Thomas Herty Printer: W. Pechin

Declaration Database (August 2018) 42 Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: pp. 102-105. Full text. References: ESTC W20136, EAI Series 1 37613, Matyas 00-04a

B00.6 1800 Laws of the State of New Jersey, Revised and Published Under the Authority of the Legislature Author: William Patterson Printer: Abraham Blauvelt New Jersey – New Brunswick Declaration of Independence: pp. x-xii. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W7003, EAI Series 1 38064, Matyas 00-05

B00.7 1800 Laws of the State of New-Jersey; Revised and Published, under the Authority of the Legislature Author: William Paterson Printer: Matthias Day New Jersey – Newark Declaration of Independence: pp. ix-xi. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W7002, EAI Series 1 38063, Matyas 00-06a

B00.8 1800 A Digest of the Laws of the State of Georgia. From its First Establishment as a British Province Down to the Year 1798, Inclusive, and the Principal Acts of 1799: [...] Authors: Robert & George Watkins Printer: R. Aitken Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-6. Full text with signers. References: ESTC W7001, EAI Series 1 37505, Matyas 00-03a

B00.9 1800 The Clerk’s Magazine: Containing the most Useful and Necessary Forms of Writings, Which commonly occur between Man and Man, [...] Printers: Charles R. Webster and George Webster New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 288-292. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: ESTC W37420, Matyas 00-10

1800 | Periodicals

P00.1 1800 July 3

Declaration Database (August 2018) 43 American Citizen and General Advertiser Printer: D. Denniston New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P00.2 1800 July 4 The Telegraphe and Daily Advertiser Printer: Thomas Dobbin Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P00.3 1800 July 6 Republican Watch-Tower Printer: D. Denniston New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P00.4 1800 July 8 Raleigh Register and North-Carolina Weekly Advertiser Printer: Joseph Gales North Carolina – Raleigh Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 2; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P00.5 1800 September 1 National Magazine; or, A Political Historical, Biographical and Literary Repository Printer: James Lyon Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: pp. 232-236. Excerpt (S8-S35) formatted in one column of comparison: “The following are the eight and twenty charges exhibited against the British Tyrant, in your Declaration of Independence, as the cause of your revolution; and over against each, I will contrast the present state of your affairs. Judge then, for yourselves, who ought to be your President, ADAMS or JEFFERSON.”

Declaration Database (August 2018) 44 1801 | Books

B01.1 1801 A Digest of the Laws of the State of Georgia, From its first Establishment as a British-Province down to the Year 1800, inclusive. In which is comprehended the Declaration of Independence; the State Constitutions of 1777 and 1789, with the alterations and amendments in 1794. Also, The Constitution of 1798. [...] Printer: R. Aitken Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-6. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 564, Matyas 00-03b

B01.2 1801 The Constitutions, of the United States; According to the Latest Amendments, to which are Prefixed, the Declaration of Independence. And the Federal Constitution. Printer: Wm. Duane Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 356, Matyas 01-01a

B01.3 1801 The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America: Including An Account of the Late War, and of the Thirteen Colonies, from their Origin to that Period. The Third American Edition. Vol. II. Author: William Gordon Printer: Samuel Campbell, for John Woods New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 87-91. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 S581

B01.4 1801 The Annual Register, and the Virginian Repository Publishers: Ross and Douglas Printers: Blandford Press Virginia – Petersburg Declaration of Independence: pp. 51-55. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 1764, Matyas 01-02b

1801 | Periodicals

P01.1

Declaration Database (August 2018) 45 1801 March 10 The True American. Printers: Matthias Day and Jacob Mann New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P01.2 1801 March 18 Kline’s Carlisle Weekly Gazette. Printer: Kline Pennsylvania – Carlisle Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text as part of letter to the printers written by “Billy Trim.”

P01.3 1801 May 2 The Guardian of Liberty Printer: Oliver Farnsworth Rhode Island – Newport Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; column 4 on p. 1 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 2. Full text.

P01.4 1801 June 30 The True American Printers: Day, Mann, and Wilson New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P01.5 1801 July 3 The National Intelligencer, and Washington Advertiser Printer: Samuel Harrison Smith Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 3 and 4 on p. 1, columns 1 and 2 on p. 2. Full text with signers.

P01.6 1801 July 4 American and Daily Advertiser Printer: Alex. Martin Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4. Full text. (Note: microfilm mutilated)

P01.7 1801 July 4

Declaration Database (August 2018) 46 The Telegraphe and Daily Advertiser. Printer: Thomas Dobbin Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P01.8 1801 July 7 American Citizen and General Advertiser Printers: D. Denniston and J. Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; column 5. Excerpt (S1-S27) with “remainder tomorrow.”

P01.9 1801 July 8 American Citizen and General Advertiser Printers: D. Denniston and J. Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Excerpt (S28-S44) with signers, “concluded” from previous day.

P01.10 1801 July 8 Republican Watch-Tower Printers: D. Denniston and J. Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; column 5. Excerpt (S1-S27) with “remainder tomorrow.”

P01.11 1801 July 9 American Mercury. Printer: Elisha Babcock Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P01.12 1801 July 11 Republican Watch-Tower. Printers: D. Denniston and J. Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Excerpt (S28-S44) with signers, “concluded” from previous day.

P01.13 1801 July 14 The Republican Ledger. Printers: Nutting and Whitelock

Declaration Database (August 2018) 47 New Hampshire – Portsmouth Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P01.14 1801 July 23 Republican Gazette. Printer: Elijah Russell New Hampshire – Concord Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P01.15 1801 July 25 The Impartial Observer. Printer: Benoni Williams Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 48 1802 | Books

B02.1 1802 The Constitutions of the United States, According to the Latest Amendments: To which are Prefixed, the Declaration of Independence, and the Federal Constitution, with the Amendments. Printer: William Duane Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 2085, Matyas 01-01b

B02.2 1802 The Vermont Register and Almanac, for the Year of our Lord 1803, And Twenty-seventh of American Independence: Containing Catalogues of the Officers of the General Government, With its several Departments and Establishments [...] Printers: Huntington & Fitch Vermont – Middlebury Declaration of Independence: pp. 83-87. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 3464, Matyas 02-06

B02.3 1802 Digest of the Laws of the State of Georgia, from its Settlement as a British Province, in 1755, to the Session of the General Assembly in 1800, inclusive. [...] To which is added, An Appendix: Comprising The Declaration of American Independence; the Articles of Confederation and perpetual Union; the Federal Constitution, with the amendments thereto; all the Treaties between the United States and foreign Nations; the Treaties between the United States and the different tribes of Indians; and those between the State of Georgia and the Southern and Western Indians. [...] Authors: Horatio Marbury & William H. Crawford, Esqrs. Printers: Seymour, Woolhopter & Stebbins Georgia – Savannah Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 638-642. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 2308, Matyas 02-02

B02.4 1802 The Annual Register, and Virginian Repository. Publishers: Ross and Douglas Printers: Blandford Press Virginia – Petersburg Declaration of Independence: pp. 51-55. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 1764

B02.5

Declaration Database (August 2018) 49 1802 Isaiah Thomas’s Massachusets, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New-Hampshire, and Vermont Almanack, With an Ephemera, for the Year of our Lord 1803 […] Printer: Isaiah Thomas, jun. Massachusetts – Worcester Declaration of Independence: 3 pages. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 2457, Matyas 02-03

B02.6 1802 Laws of the State of New-York. In Two Volumes. Vol. I. Printers: Charles R. and George Webster New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-6. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 2781, Matyas 02-05a

1802 | Periodicals

P02.1 1802 June 30 The Guardian of Freedom. Printer: James M. Bradford Kentucky – Frankfort Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P02.2 1802 July Connecticut Republican Magazine Printer: Luther Pratt Connecticut – Suffield Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-6. Full text.

P02.3 1802 July 3 The Times; and District of Columbia Daily Advertiser Printer: James D. Westcott Virginia – Alexander Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 4 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P02.4 1802 July 3 The Virginia Argus Printer: Samuel Pleasants, Jr. Virginia – Richmond

Declaration Database (August 2018) 50 Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P02.5 1802 July 5 American Citizen and General Advertiser Printers: D. Denniston and J. Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P02.6 1802 July 5 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams and Rhoades Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P02.7 1802 July 5 The Telegraphe and Daily Advertiser Printer: Thomas Dobbin Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P02.8 1802 July 5 The True American Printers: Wilson & Blackwell New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P02.9 1802 July 6 Columbian Minerva Printer: Herman Mann Massachusetts – Dedham Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P02.10 1802 July 7 Republican Watch-Tower Printers: D. Denniston and J. Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P02.11 1802 July 27

Declaration Database (August 2018) 51 Republican Ledger, and Portsmouth Price Current Printer: S. Nutting New Hampshire – Portsmouth Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2, columns 1, 2, 3, and 4 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 52 1803 | Books

B03.1 1803 Laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, from the Fourteenth Day of October, One Thousand Seven Hundred, to the Sixth Day of April, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Two. Vol. VI. Publishers: M. Carey and J. Bioren Printer: J. Bioren, for Mathew Carey and Self. Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 75-78. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 4842, Matyas 03-02a

B03.2 1803 An Abridgment of the Laws of the United States, or, a Complete Digest of all such Acts of Congress as concern the United States at Large. To which is Added, an Appendix, containing, all Existing Treaties, the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, the Rules and Articles for the Government of the Army, and the Ordinance for the Government of the Territory North-west of the Ohio. Author: William Graydon, Esq. Printer: John Wyeth Pennsylvania – Harrisburg Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 127-130. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 03-03a

B03.3 1803 The Clerk’s Magazine: Containing the most Useful and Necessary Forms of Writings, Which commonly occur between Man and Man, […] Printers: Charles R. and George Webster New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 260-264. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New-York. References: EAI Series 2 3973; Matyas 03-04

B03.4 1803 The Clerk’s Magazine: Containing the most Useful and Necessary Forms of Writings, Which commonly occur between Man and Man, […] The Third Edition. Printers: Websters and Skinner New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 282-286. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New-York. References: EAI Series 2 3974

Declaration Database (August 2018) 53 1803 | Periodicals

P03.1 1803 July 4 American Citizen Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P03.2 1803 July 4 Farmers’ Register Printer: Francis Adancourt New York – Lansingburgh Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text with signers.

P03.3 1803 July 4 The Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams and Rhoades Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P03.4 1803 July 4 National Intelligencer, and Washington Advertiser Printer: Samuel Harrison Smith Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P03.5 1803 July 4 The Telegraphe and Daily Advertiser Printer: Thomas Dobbin Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3, 4, and 5. Full text with signers.

P03.6 1803 July 4 The True American Printers: Wilson & Blackwell New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 4 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P03.7 1803 July 5

Declaration Database (August 2018) 54 The Albany Register Printer: John Barber New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P03.8 1803 July 6 Republican Watch-Tower Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 55 1804 | Books

B04.1 1804 The Constitutions of the United States. According to the Latest Amendments. To which are prefixed, the Declaration of Independence and the Federal Constitution. Printers: John Conrad & Co. Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. vii-xi. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 6072, Matyas 04-03

B04.2 1804 The Politician’s Pocket Companion: containing the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, with the Amendments, and the Constitution of New-Jersey. Printer: Henry P. Russell New Jersey – Morristown Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-8. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 7080, Matyas 04-05

B04.3 1804 The American Citizen’s Sure Guide: Being a Collection of Most Important State Papers: Such as The Declaration of Independence: Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union: The Constitution of the United States: All the Treaties now in force which the United States have ever made: Merchants’ and Seamens’ Acts: Duties on Goods, Wares and Merchandize: The Census as taken in 1800, &c. &c. &c. Printer: S. Sewall (Kennebunk, ME) for Charles Peirce (Portsmouth, NH) Maine – Kennebunk Declaration of Independence: pp. 5-10. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 6999, Matyas 04-04

1804 | Periodicals

P04.1 1804 July 3 The Bee Printer: Charles Holt New York – Hudson Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4. Full text formatted in two columns (remainder of page is in four columns).

P04.2 1804 July 4 Alexandria Expositor, For the Country

Declaration Database (August 2018) 56 Printers: Lyon and Dinmore Virginia – Alexandria Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 2; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P04.3 1804 July 4 American Citizen Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P04.4 1804 July 4 Aurora General Advertiser Printer: William Duane Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 5; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P04.5 1804 July 4 The Enquirer Printers: Ritchie & Worsley Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text with signers.

P04.6 1804 July 4 The Maryland Herald and Hager’s-Town Weekly Advertiser Printer: Thomas Grieves Maryland – Hagerstown Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P04.7 1804 July 4 National Aegis Printer: Sewall Goodridge Massachusetts – Worcester Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P04.8 1804 July 4 The Telegraphe and Daily Advertiser Printer: Thomas Dobbin Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

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P04.9 1804 July 5 American Mercury Printer: Elisha Babcock Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text with signers.

P04.10 1804 July 5 The Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams & Rhoades Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; column 4. Full text.

P04.11 1804 July 6 The Albany Register Printer: John Barber New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text as part of record of festivities.

P04.12 1804 July 7 Republican Watch-Tower Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text with signers.

P04.13 1804 July 10 The New Hampshire Gazette Printers: Peirce, Hill and Peirce New Hampshire – Portsmouth Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; column 5 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P04.14 1804 July 17 Republican Spy Printer: Timothy Ashley Massachusetts – Northampton Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P04.15 1804 July 17

Declaration Database (August 2018) 58 Vermont Gazette Printer: Anthony Haswell Vermont – Bennington Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 4 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 59 1805 | Books

B05.1 1805 Speeches for schools, preceded by an address on the anniversary of the fourth of July [...] Printer: J. Alburtis Virginia [West Virginia] – Martinsburg Declaration of Independence: pp. 8-15. Full text. References: Matyas 05-10

B05.2 1805 The Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address. Printer: Phinehas Allen Massachusetts – Pittsfield Declaration of Independence: pp. 65-69. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 8863, Matyas 05-06

B05.3 1805 Laws of the State of New-Hampshire; together with the Constitution of the United States. Printer: Samuel Bragg, Jun. New Hampshire – Dover Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 393-396. Full text with signers.

B05.4 1805 The History of North America; containing a Review of the Customs and Manners of the Original Inhabitants; the First Settlement of the British Colonies; and their Rise and Progress, from the Earliest Period to the Time of their Becoming United, Free and Independent States. […] To which is now added, an Appendix, Containing, The Constitution of the United States, and the Declaration of Independence. Author: Reverend Mr. Cooper Printers: Charles R. and George Webster, for Samuel Shaw (Lansingburgh) New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 201-204. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 8252, Matyas 05-01

B05.5 1805 The Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address. Printers: Manning & Loring Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 87-92. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 60 References: EAI Series 2 8861, Matyas 05-03

B05.6 1805 Universal History, Ancient and Modern; from the Earliest Records of Time, to the General Peace of 1802. In Twenty-Five Volumes. […] Vol. XXIV. or Vol. XV. of the Modern Part. Author: William Mavor Printers: Hopkins and Seymour New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 255-259. Full text as footnote at the end of this sentence: “At length, after a full discussion, the measure of proclaiming the colonies free and independent was approved by nearly an unanimous vote*.” References: EAI Series 2 52847

B05.7 December 1805 The Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address. Printers: E. Merriam & Co., for Isaiah Thomas, Junior Massachusetts – Brookfield Declaration of Independence: pp. 79-84. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 8862, Matyas 05-05

B05.8 1805 The History of North and South America. From its Discovery, to the Death of General Washington. In Two Volumes. Vol. II. Author: Richard Snowden, Esq. Printer: Jacob Johnson Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 74-78. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 9385, Matyas 05-11

B05.9 1805 History of the Rise, Progress and Termination of the American Revolution. Interspersed with Biographical, Political and Moral Observations. In Three Volumes. […] Vol. I. Author: Mrs. Mercy Warren Printers: Manning and Loring, for E. Larkin Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 434-439. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 9687, Matyas 05-13

B05.10 1805

Declaration Database (August 2018) 61 The Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address. Printer: H. Willard Massachusetts – Stockbridge Declaration of Independence: pp. 109-116. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 8865

1805 | Periodicals

P05.1 1805 June 28 Eastern Argus Printer: Nathaniel Wills Maine – Portland Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4. Full text in single column spanning half the page (remainder of newspaper is in four columns).

P05.2 1805 July 2 The Albany Register Printer: John Barber New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P05.3 1805 July 2 The Enquirer Printers: Ritchie & Worsley Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P05.4 1805 July 3 The Democrat Printer: Benjamin Parks Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4. Full text in single column spanning half the page; rest of newspaper in four columns.

P05.5 1805 July 3 Mirror of the Times & General Advertiser Printer: James Wilson Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: pp. 4-5 of 8; columns 2 and 3 on p. 4 and column 1 on p. 5. Full text.

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P05.6 1805 July 3 National Aegis Printer: Samuel Goodridge Massachusetts – Worcester Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P05.7 1805 July 3 National Intelligencer, and Washington Advertiser Printer: Samuel Harrison Smith Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P05.8 1805 July 3 True Republican Printers: Sterry and Porter Connecticut – Norwich Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 3 and 4 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P05.9 1805 July 4 American Citizen Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P05.10 1805 July 4 Aurora General Advertiser Printer: William Duane Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P05.11 1805 July 4 Boston Courier Printer: B. Parks and Co. Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4. Full text in single column spanning half the page; rest of newspaper in four columns.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 63 P05.12 1805 July 4 The Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams & Rhoades Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P05.13 1805 July 4 Salem Register Printer: William Carlton Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P05.14 1805 July 4 The Telegraphe and Daily Advertiser Printer: Thomas Dobbin Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P05.15 1805 July 5 Republican Watch-Tower Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 2; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P05.16 1805 July 9 Republican Spy Printer: Andrew Wright Massachusetts – Northampton Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P05.17 1805 July 13 Providence Phoenix Printer: William Olney Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2; column 4 on p. 1 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 2. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 64 1806 | Books

B06.1 1806 The Constitution of Massachusetts and New-York, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address. […] Second Pittsfield Edition. Printer: Phinehas Allen Massachusetts – Pittsfield Declaration of Independence: pp. 65-69. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 10820, Matyas 06-03

B06.2 1806 The Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address. Publishers: S. &. E. Butler Printer: T.M. Pomroy Massachusetts – Northampton Declaration of Independence: pp. 87-92. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 10819, Matyas 06-02

B06.3 1806 The Constitutions of the United States; According to the Latest Amendments. To which are prefixed the Declaration of Independence and the Federal Constitution. Printer: Wm. Duane Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 06-01

B06.4 1806 The Glorious Spirit of ’76, being a Collection of Patriotic & Philanthropic Addresses on the Anniversary of American Independence; to which is added a Funeral Oration, On the demise of our dear departed Friend and Hero, Gen. George Washington, Concluded by a Solemn and Pathetic Dirge, Delivered by a Youth of nine years old—with an Address on the Present State of America. Author: Gabriel Nourse Printer: Jacob D. Dietrick Maryland – Hagerstown Declaration of Independence: pp. 9-13. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 11050, Matyas 06-04

B06.5 November 1806

Declaration Database (August 2018) 65 The Only Sure Guide, to the English Tongue; or, New Pronouncing Spelling Book. Containing A Selection of words in Common use, properly arranged and divided in such a manner as to Lead the Learner to a right Pronunciation. Interspersed with a variety of Easy Lessons. To which is added, a Number of Pieces of Prose and Poetry; both Useful and Instructive. First Improved Edition. Author: William Perry Printer: John Howe Massachusetts – Greenwich Declaration of Independence: pp. 119-124. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 11139, Matyas 06-05

B06.6 1806 A Political Primer, for the Use of Schools in the State of Maryland: Containing, I. General Washington’s Address to the People of the United States, in 1796, announcing his resolution to retire from public life. II. The Constitution of the United States, with all the Amendments which have been made to it since its adoption. III. The Constitution of the State of Maryland. Printer: Daniel P. Ruff Maryland – Abingdon Declaration of Independence: pp. 26-32. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 11176, Matyas 06-06

B06.7 1806 The History of North and South America. From its Discovery, to the Death of General Washington. […] In Two Volumes. Vol. I. Author: Richard Snowden, Esq. Printer: Jacob Johnson Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 74-78. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 11392, Matyas 06-07

B06.8 1806 The Declaration of American Independence, and the Constitution of the United States with the Several Amendments which have been Constitutionally ratified since its adoption; Together with President Washington’s Farewell Address To the people of the United States. Printers: Sterry & Porter Connecticut – Norwich Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-9. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 11550, Matyas 06-08

B06.9 1806 The Clerk’s Magazine: Containing the most Useful and Necessary Forms of Writings, Which commonly occur between Man and Man, [...] The Third Edition

Declaration Database (August 2018) 66 Printers: Websters and Skinner New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 282-286. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 10161, Matyas 06-09

1806 | Periodicals

P06.1 1806 June 20 The Enquirer Printer: Thomas Ritchie Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.2 1806 June 28 American Citizen Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.3 1806 July 1 Republican Watch-Tower Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.4 1806 July 2 Aurora General Advertiser Printer: William Duane Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.5 1806 July 2 The Democrat Printer: Benjamin Parks Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.6 1806 July 2

Declaration Database (August 2018) 67 National Intelligencer, and Washington Advertiser Printer: Samuel Harrison Smith Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.7 1806 July 2 Virginia Argus Printer: Samuel Pleasants, Jr. Virginia - Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P06.8 1806 July 3 American Mercury Printer: Elisha Babcock Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P06.9 1806 July 3 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams and Rhoades Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.10 1806 July 3 The Long=Island Weekly Intelligencer Printers: Robinson and Little New York – Long Island Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 3 and 4 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P06.11 1806 July 3 Salem Register Printer: William Carlton Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.12 1806 July 4 American, and Commercial Daily Advertiser Printer: William Pechin

Declaration Database (August 2018) 68 Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P06.13 1806 July 4 American Citizen Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text with signers.

P06.14 1806 July 4 Aurora General Advertiser Printer: William Duane Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P06.15 1806 July 4 Kline’s Carlisle Weekly Gazette Printer: Kline Pennsylvania – Carlisle Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P06.16 1806 July 4 Morning Chronicle Printer: Peter Irving New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P06.17 1806 July 4 Republican Advocate Printer: John B. Colvin Maryland – Frederick Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2; columns 2, 3, and 4 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.18 1806 July 4 The Telegraphe and Daily Advertiser Printer: Thomas Dobbin Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 69 P06.19 1806 July 5 Augusta Chronicle Printer: D. Driscol Georgia – Augusta Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P06.20 1806 July 8 The Bee Printer: Charles Holt New York – Hudson Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 4 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Excerpt of draft (Wythe fair copy), “To be concluded next week.”

P06.21 1806 July 8 Republican Watch-Tower Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 2; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P06.22 1806 July 9 The Witness Printer: Selleck Osborn Connecticut – Litchfield Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; column 4 on p. 1 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 2. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.23 1806 July 14 Suffolk Gazette Printer: Alden Spooner New York – Sag-Harbor Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P06.24 1806 July 14 Vermont Gazette, An Epitome of The World Printer: Benjamin Smead Vermont – Bennington Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 1-2 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

Declaration Database (August 2018) 70 P06.25 1806 July 15 The Bee Printer: Charles Holt New York – Hudson Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Excerpt of draft (Wythe fair copy), “concluded” from previous week.

P06.26 1806 July 29 Mirror of the Times & General Advertiser Printer: James Wilson Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-3 of 8; column 1 on p. 1, columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 2, and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

Declaration Database (August 2018) 71 1807 | Books

B07.1 1807 The Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address. Printer: For Isaac Adams Maine – Portland Declaration of Independence: pp. 87-92. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 13017, Matyas 07-12

B07.2 1807 The Declaration of the Independence of the United States, and the Constitution, with its Several Amendments. And the Constitution of Vermont, With an Extract from the Laws of the State, regulating Freeman’s Meetings: To which is added the Valedictory Address of the Illustrious George Washington, on his Retiring from the Presidency of the United States. Compiler: Clark Brown Printer: Benjamin H. Wheeler, for Brown & Parks Vermont – Montpelier Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-8. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 12218, Matyas 07-04

B07.3 1807 The American Orator: containing Rules and directions, calculated to improve youth and others in the ornaments and useful Art of Eloquence. Together with a selection of the most eloquent speeches from the most distinguished modern orators, with a variety of historical extracts &c. &c. By a Teacher. Printer: Joseph Charless Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: pp. 243-247. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 11979, Matyas 07-02

B07.4 1807 The Life of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the Armies, and Late President of the United States of America. Including the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution of the United States. First American Edition, from the Second London Edition, with Corrections, Additions, and Improvements. Author: John Corry Printer: John Low New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 128-136. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 12351, Matyas 07-05a

Declaration Database (August 2018) 72 B07.5 1807 The Life of George Washington, Late President, and Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States of America; interspersed with Biographical Anecdotes of the Most Eminent Men who Effected the American Revolution. Author: John Corry Printer: Walter W. Hyer New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 79-85. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 12352, Matyas 07-06a

B07.6 1807 A New Classical Selection of Letters; Interspersed with Some Original Productions, Designed for this Work, on the Following Subjects, viz. Business, Duty, Friendship, Love, Marriage, &c. with Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse, Suited to Both Sexes. To which is Annexed, Petitions on Various Subjects, Complimentary Cards, Forms in Law, and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America. Publisher: John M. Dunham Printer: C. Spear Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 127-132. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 13183, Matyas 07-07

B07.7 August 1807 The New-England Spelling-Book. Calculated for Common use among Children of both Sexes, in the New-england States. […] The Third Brookfield Edition. Author: John Fiske Printers: E. Merriam, & Co. Massachusetts – Brookfield Declaration of Independence: pp. 124-127. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 12571, Matyas 07-09

B07.8 1807 A New Classical Selection of Letters; Interspersed with Some Original Productions, Designed for this Work; On the following Subjects, viz. Business, Duty, Friendship, Love, Marriage, &c. &c. with Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse, Suited to Both Sexes. To which is Annexed, Petitions on Various Subjects, Complimentary Cards, Forms in Law, and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America. Second Edition. Printer: B. True, for John M. Dunham Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 129-135. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 13184, Matyas 07-08

Declaration Database (August 2018) 73 B07.9 1807 A Concise History of the United States, from the Discovery of America, till 1807. With a Correct Map of the United States. The Third Edition. Publisher: John M’Culloch Printer: W. M’Culloch Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 265-269. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 12962, Matyas 07-10

B07.10 June 1807 The Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address. Printers: E. Merriam & Co., for Isaiah Thomas, jun. Massachusetts – Brookfield Declaration of Independence: pp. 79-84. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 13016, Matyas 07-11

B07.11 1807 Laws of the State of New-York. Published by Authority. Second Edition. [Printed Page for Page with the First Edition.] Vol. I. Printers: Websters and Skinner New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-6. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New- York. References: EAI Series 2 13233, Matyas 07-13

1807 | Periodicals

P07.1 1807 June 30 The Bee Printer: Charles Holt New York – Hudson Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P07.2 1807 July 1 The Commonwealth Printer: E. Pentland Pennsylvania – Pittsburgh Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P07.3

Declaration Database (August 2018) 74 1807 July 1 True Republican Printers: Avery & Spooner Connecticut – New London Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P07.4 1807 July 3 The Albany Register Printer: John Barber New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P07.5 1807 July 3 The Democratic Press Printer: John Binns Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P07.6 1807 July 3 The Enquirer Printer: Thomas Ritchie Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P07.7 1807 July 3 Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser Printer: Yundt Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 3; columns 3 and 4. Full text with signers.

P07.8 1807 July 3 National Intelligencer, and Washington Advertiser Printer: Samuel Harrison Smith Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P07.9 1807 July 3 The Public Advertiser Printer: J. Frank and Co.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 75 New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P07.10 1807 July 4 The American Gleaner, &c. Printer: Seaton Grantland Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: pp. 185-188. Full text.

P07.11 1807 July 4 Aurora General Advertiser Printer: William Duane Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P07.12 1807 July 4 Virginia Argus Printer: Samuel Pleasants, Jr. Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P07.13 1807 July 6 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams & Rhoades Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P07.14 1807 July 9 The Universal Gazette Printer: Samuel Harrison Smith Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3, 4, and 5. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 76 1808 | Books

B08.1 1808 Journal of the Senate of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which commenced at Lancaster, the first day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven, and of the independence of the United States of America the thirty-second. Volume XVIII. Printer: W.C. Smyth Pennsylvania – Lancaster Declaration of Independence: pp. 5-10. Full text with signers. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 08-02

B08.2 1808 Laws of the State of Vermont, Digested and Compiled: Including the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and of this State. […] Vol. I. Printer: Sereno Wright Vermont – Randolph Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-6. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 16623, Matyas 08-03a

1808 | Periodicals

P08.1 1808 June 28 Genesee Messenger Printer: John Abbott Stevens New York – Canandaigua Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P08.2 1808 June 30 Eastern Argus Printers: Willis & Douglas Maine – Portland Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4. Full text in two columns spanning three-fifths of the page (remainder of newspaper is in five columns).

P08.3 1808 July 1 The Albany Register Printer: John Barber New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

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P08.4 1808 July 1 Kline’s Carlisle Weekly Gazette Printer: Kline Pennsylvania – Carlisle Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 3 and 4 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P08.5 1808 July 2 The Democratic Press Printer: John Binns Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P08.6 1808 July 2 Essex Register Printers: Pool & Palfray Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P08.7 1808 July 2 The Monitor Printer: J.B. Colvin Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P08.8 1808 July 2 The Public Advertiser Printer: J. Frank and Co. New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P08.9 1808 July 2 The Reporter Printers: Worsley and Overton Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P08.10 1808 July 2

Declaration Database (August 2018) 78 Washington Expositor Printers: Dinmore & Cooper Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 8; columns 2 and 3 on p. 1 and columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 2. Full text.

P08.11 1808 July 4 American Citizen Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P08.12 1808 July 4 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams and Rhoades Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

P08.13 1808 July 4 National Intelligencer, & Washington Advertiser Printer: Samuel Harrison Smith Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P08.14 1808 July 4 The True American Printer: James J. Wilson New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P08.15 1808 July 5 Republican Watch-Tower Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P08.16 1808 July 5 American, and Commercial Daily Advertiser Printer: W. Pechin

Declaration Database (August 2018) 79 Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 2; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P08.17 1808 July 7 The Mississippi Messenger Printers: John Shaw & Timothy Terrell Mississippi – Natchez Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P08.18 1808 July 7 The Universal Gazette Printer: Samuel Harrison Smith Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P08.19 1808 July 12 New-Hampshire Gazette Printers: Peirce and Gardner New Hampshire – Portsmouth Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 80 1809 | Books

B09.1 1809 The Statutes at Large; being a Collection of all the Laws of Virginia, from the First Session of the Legislatures, in the year 1619. […] Volume I. Author: William Waller Hening Printer: Samuel Pleasants, Junior Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: pp. 32-36. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 19121, Matyas 09-04

B09.2 1809 The Constitutions of the United States; According to the Latest Amendments. To which are prefixed, the Declaration of Independence, and the Federal Constitution. Printers: Charles Norris & Co., for Edward Little & Co. (Newburyport) New Hampshire – Exeter Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 17293, Matyas 09-01

B09.3 1809 The Constitutions of the United States of America, and the State of New-York Printers: Seward and Williams New York – Utica Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-6. Full text. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 09-02

B09.4 July 1809 The Loving Kindness of God displayed in the Triumph of Republicanism in America; being a Discourse, delivered at Taunton, (Mass,) July Fourth, 1809; at the Celebration of American Independence. Author: Elias Smith Printer: Unknown Massachusetts Declaration of Independence: pp. 7-11. Excerpt (S7-S35, S43-S44) with signers. References: EAI Series 2 18630

B09.5 November 1809 The Loving Kindness of God displayed in the triumph of Republicanism in America; being a Discourse, delivered at Taunton, (Mass.) July Fourth, 1809; at the Celebration of American Independence. Second Edition.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 81 Author: Elias Smith Printer: Unknown Massachusetts Declaration of Independence: pp. 8-14. Excerpt (S7-S35, S43-S44) with signers. References: EAI Series 2 18631

B09.6 1809 The History of North and South America, from its Discovery, to the Death of General Washington. In Two Volumes. [Vol. II] Author: Richard Snowden, Esq. Publishers: Johnson & Warner Printers: Alexander & Phillips (Carlisle) Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 74-78. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 18649, Matyas 09-03

1809 | Periodicals

P09.1 1809 June 28 Missouri Gazette Printer: Joseph Charless Missouri – St. Louis Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P09.2 1809 June 30 Kline’s Carlisle Weekly Gazette Printer: Kline Pennsylvania – Carlisle Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P09.3 1809 July 3 The Democratic Press Printer: John Binns Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P09.4 1809 July 3 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams, Rhoades & Co. Massachusetts – Boston

Declaration Database (August 2018) 82 Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

P09.5 1809 July 3 Vermont Republican Printer: Oliver Farnsworth Vermont – Windsor Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P09.6 1809 July 4 American Citizen Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3, 4, and 5. Full text.

P09.7 1809 July 4 The Bee Printer: Charles Holt New York – Hudson Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P09.8 1809 July 4 The Centinel of Freedom Printer: William Tuttle New Jersey – Newark Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P09.9 1809 July 4 Hagers-Town Gazette Printer: William Brown Maryland – Hagerstown Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P09.10 1809 July 4 Public Advertiser Printers: Frank, White & Co. New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P09.11 1809 July 4

Declaration Database (August 2018) 83 The Reporter Printer: William W. Worsley Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P09.12 1809 July 4 Republican Star or Eastern Shore General Advertiser Printer: Thomas Perrin Smith Maryland – Easton Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P09.13 1809 July 5 The New York Journal Printer: Frank, White & Co. New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P09.14 1809 July 5 Pennsylvania Herald, and Easton Intelligencer Printer: Christian Jacob Hutter Pennsylvania – Easton Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P09.15 1809 July 7 Republican Watch-Tower Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 2; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P09.16 1809 December 30 The New York Journal Printer: Frank, White & Co. New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft printed at the request of a letter to the editors written by “A Subscriber.”

Declaration Database (August 2018) 84 1810 | Books

B10.1 1810 Washington’s Farewell Address to the People of the United States Printer: John L. Cook Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: pp. 21-24. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 10-08

B10.2 1810 The History of North America; Containing a review of the customs and manners of the Original Inhabitants; the first settlement of the British Colonies; and their Rise and Progress, from the earliest period to the time of their becoming United, Free and Independent States. […] To which is now added, An Appendix, Containing the Constitution of the United States, the Declaration of Independence, and Washington’s Legacy. Author: Reverend Mr. Cooper Printer: John Shaw New York – Catskill Declaration of Independence: pp. 241-246. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 19855, Matyas 10-03

B10.3 1810 A New Classical Selection of Letters; Interspersed with Some Original Productions on Business, Duty, Friendship, Love, Marriage, &c. &c. with Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse; Petitions on Various Subjects, Complimentary Cards, Forms in Law, and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America. Third Edition. Printer: John M. Dunham Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 145-152. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 20845, Matyas 10-04

B10.4 1810 The American’s Guide. The Constitutions of the United States of America, with the Latest Amendments; also the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, and the Federal Constitution, Acts for the Government of the Territories, Washington’s Farewell Address, And the Inaugural Speeches of the several Presidents Publisher: Joshua Fletcher Printers: Smith & M’Kenzie Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 5-10. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 19357, Matyas 10-01

Declaration Database (August 2018) 85 B10.5 1810 Collection, Containing the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States and its Amendments, the Treaty of Cession between the United States and the French Republic, as also the Laws and Ordinances of Congress for the Government of the Territory of Orleans, and Two Ordinances of the Governor and Intendant of Louisiana. Printers: Thierry & Dacqueny Louisiana – New Orleans Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-7. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 19798, Matyas 10-02

B10.6 1810 The Patriot’s Monitor, for Vermont: Designed to Impress and Perpetuate the First Principles of the Revolution on the Minds of Youth; Together with some Pieces Important and Interesting. Author: Ignatius Thomson Printer: Sereno Wright Vermont – Randolph Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 21846, Matyas 10-07a

1810 | Periodicals

P10.1 1810 April 24 The New York Journal Printer: Frank, White & Co. New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P10.2 1810 April 24 Public Advertiser Printer: Frank, White & Co. New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P10.3 1810 June 29 Old Colony Gazette Printer: David Hollis Massachusetts – New Bedford Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P10.4 1810 July 2

Declaration Database (August 2018) 86 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams, Rhoades & Co. New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P10.5 1810 July 3 Columbian Gazette Printer: Thomas Walker New York – Utica Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P10.6 1810 July 3 The Democratic Press Printer: John Binns Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P10.7 1810 July 3 The Enquirer Printer: Thomas Ritchie Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P10.8 1810 July 3 Farmers’ Register Printer: Francis Adancourt New York – Troy Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P10.9 1810 July 3 Virginia Argus Printer: Samuel Pleasants, Jr. Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P10.10 1810 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Pechin, G. Dobbin, & Murphy Maryland – Baltimore

Declaration Database (August 2018) 87 Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

P10.11 1810 July 4 American Citizen Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P10.12 1810 July 4 American Watchman; and, Delaware Republican Printer: James Wilson Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P10.13 1810 July 4 Essex Register Printer: Pool & Palfray Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P10.14 1810 July 4 Independent Whig Printer: N.H. Wright Massachusetts – Newburyport Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 3 and 4 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P10.15 1810 July 4 National Aegis Printer: Henry Rogers Massachusetts – Worcester Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P10.16 1810 July 4 Pennsylvania Herald and Easton Intelligencer Printer: Christian Jacob Hutter Pennsylvania – Easton Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text.

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P10.17 1810 July 4 Rhode-Island Republican Printer: William Simons Rhode Island – Newport Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; column 3 (spanning half the page) on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

P10.18 1810 July 10 Republican Watch-Tower Printer: James Cheetham New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text.

P10.19 1810 July 12 American Mercury Printer: Elisha Babcock Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P10.20 1810 July 17 Republican Messenger Printers: Pettit & Percival New York – Shelburne Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 3 and 4 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P10.21 1810 July 24 The Cabinet Printer: I. Riggs New York – Schenectady Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 89 1811 | Books

B11.1 1811 The History of North America; Containing a Review of the Customs and Manners of the Original Inhabitants; the First Settlement of the British Colonies; and their Rise and Progress, from the Earliest Period to the Time of their Becoming United, Free and Independent States. […] To which is now added, An Appendix, Containing the Constitution of the United States, the Declaration of Independence, and Washington’s Farewell Address. Author: Reverend Mr. Cooper Printer: M. Croswell, for John Shaw New York – Catskill Declaration of Independence: pp. 233-240. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 22619, Matyas 11-03a

B11.2 1811 The Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address. Printer: Thomas C. Cushing, for Cushing & Appleton Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: pp. 85-90. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 23308, Matyas 11-07

B11.3 1811 The New-England spelling-book. [...] The fourth Brookfield edition. Author: John Fiske Printers: E. Merriam & Co. Massachusetts – Brookfield Declaration of Independence: pp. 125-129. Full text. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 11-04

B11.4 1811 The Constitutions of the United States; According to the Latest Amendments to which are Prefixed the Declaration of Independence, the Federal Constitution and the Bill of Rights of the State of Virginia. Printer: The Press of Jonathan Foster Virginia – Winchester Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 22610, Matyas 11-02

B11.5 1811

Declaration Database (August 2018) 90 The Constitutions of the United States, According to the Latest Amendments: To which are Prefixed, the Declaration of Independence; and the Federal Constitution, with the Amendments. Also the Farewell Address of George Washington, Esq. To the People of the United States on his Resigning the Presidency. Printer: Robert Harper Pennsylvania – Gettysburg Declaration of Independence: pp. 32-39. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 22609, Matyas 11-01

B11.6 1811 A Concise and Impartial History of the American Revolution. To which is prefixed, a General History of North and South America. Together with an Account of the Discovery and Settlement of North America, and a View of the Progress, Character, and Political State of the Colonies Previous to the Revolution. Vol. I. Author: John Lendrum Printer: James Oram New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: pp. 373-378. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 23206, Matyas 11-05

B11.7 1811 The Laws of Maryland, with the Charter, the Bill of Rights, the Constitution of the State, and its Alterations, the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution of the United States, and its Amendments; with a General Index. In Three Volumes. […] Volume I. Editor: Virgil Maxcy Printer: Philip H. Nicklin & Co. Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: pp. 41-45. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 23293, Matyas 11-06

B11.8 1811 The History of the American Revolution. In Two Volumes. Volume I. Author: David Ramsay, M.D. Printer: James J. Wilson New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: pp. 433-438. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 23780, Matyas 11-09

B11.9 1811 The History of North and South America. From its Discovery, to the Death of General Washington. In Two Volumes. [Vol. II] Author: Richard Snowden, Esq.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 91 Publishers: Johnson & Warner (Philadelphia; Richmond, Virginia; Lexington, Kentucky) Printers: Alexander & Phillips (Carlisle) Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 74-78. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 23956, Matyas 11-10

B11.10 1811 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the Town of Charlton, in the County of Saratoga. To which are added, the Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-50. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 11-11a

B11.11 1811 The Constitution of the State of New-Hampshire, and that of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington’s Farewell Address, and the Constitution of Vermont. Printers: Wright and Sibley, for Justin Hirds (Hanover, NH) Vermont – Montpelier Declaration of Independence: pp. 4-9. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 23509, Matyas 11-08a, Matyas 11-08b

1811 | Periodicals

P11.1 1811 June 28 The Bee Printer: Samuel W. Clark New York – Hudson Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3, 4, and 5. Full text.

P11.2 1811 July 1 Vermont Republican Printers: Farnsworth & Churchill Vermont – Windsor Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4, columns 2 (spanning half the page) and 3. Full text.

P11.3 1811 July 2 The Albany Register

Declaration Database (August 2018) 92 Printer: Solomon Allen, for S. Southwick New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P11.4 1811 July 2 The Enquirer Printer: Thomas Ritchie Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 3, 4, and 5. Full text.

P11.5 1811 July 2 Farmers’ Register Printer: Francis Adancourt New York – Troy Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P11.6 1811 July 3 National Aegis Printer: Henry Rogers Massachusetts – Worcester Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 4 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text.

P11.7 1811 July 3 Rhode-Island Republican Printer: William Simons Rhode Island – Newport Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4. Full text with signers in two columns spanning three- quarters of the page (remainder of newspaper is in four columns).

P11.8 1811 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: W. Pechin & G. Dobbin & Murphy Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4. Full text.

P11.9 1811 July 4 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams, Rhoades & Co. Massachusetts – Boston

Declaration Database (August 2018) 93 Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; column 5 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P11.10 1811 July 4 National Intelligencer Printer: Joseph Gales, Jr. Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P11.11 1811 July 4 Public Advertiser Printer: Philip Tabele New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P11.12 1811 July 4 The Republican; And Savannah Evening Ledger Printer: John J. Evans Georgia – Savannah Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 2; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P11.13 1811 July 4 The Time Piece Printer: James M. Bradford Florida [West Florida] – St. Francisville Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 94 1812 | Books

B12.1 1812 Laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, from the Fourteenth Day of October, One Thousand Seven Hundred. Republished, under the Authority of the Legislature. With Notes and References. Vol. V. Printer: John Bioren Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 422-424. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 10-06b

B12.2 1812 The Constitution of the United States; And Revisal of the Public Acts Passed by the Legislature of Tennessee in 1809 and 1811; together with all The Repealed and expired Land Laws of North Carolina and Tennessee. Printer: T.G. Bradford Tennessee – Nashville Declaration of Independence: pp. xiv-xvi. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 26856, Matyas 12-03

B12.3 1812 The Freeman’s Guide: Containing the Federal Constitution, and the Constitutions of the Different States of the United States of America: with the Latest Amendments. To which are Prefixed, The Declaration of Independence, and Washington’s Farewell Address to the Citizens of the United States. Printer: Solomon B. Brega Massachusetts – Charlestown Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 25460, Matyas 12-02

B12.4 1812 The Declaration of Independence, and Constitution of the United States of America, with the amendments: Together with the Constitution of the State of New-York. Printer: J. Low New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-8. Full text. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 12-01

B12.5 1812

Declaration Database (August 2018) 95 The Farewell Address of Gen. George Washington, First President of the United States, to the People, on his Retiring from Public Life. To which is added, the Constitution of the United States, with all the Amendments. Printer: John Prentiss New Hampshire – Keene Declaration of Independence: pp. 87-96. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 27430, Matyas 12-05

B12.6 1812 The Clerk’s Magazine: Containing the most Useful and Necessary Forms of Writings, Which commonly occur between Man and Man, [...] The Fourth Edition. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 262-265. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 25097, Matyas 12-08

B12.7 1812 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the County of Oneida. To which are added, The Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-50. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 27465, Matyas 12-06a

B12.8 1812 Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the Town of Galway, in the County of Saratoga. To which are added, The Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-50. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 27464, Matyas 12-07a

1812 | Periodicals

P12.1 1812 June 29 Vermont Republican Printer: Oliver Farnsworth

Declaration Database (August 2018) 96 Vermont – Windsor Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P12.2 1812 July 1 Rhode-Island Republican Printer: William Simons Rhode Island – Newport Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4. Full text with signers in two columns spanning three- quarters of the page (remainder of newspaper is in four columns).

P12.3 1812 July 2 Independent Chronicle Printer: Adams, Rhoades & Co. Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

P12.4 1812 July 3 The Albany Register Printer: H.C. Southwick, for Solomon Southwick New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P12.5 1812 July 3 The Columbian Printer: Charles Holt New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P12.6 1812 July 3 Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser Printer: J. Hewes Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3, 4, and 5. Full text with signers.

P12.7 1812 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: William Pechin & G. Dobbin & Murphy Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

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P12.8 1812 July 4 American Watchman and Delaware Republican Printer: James Wilson Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P12.9 1812 July 4 Columbian Phenix; Or, Providence Patriot Printers: Jones & Wheeler Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P12.10 1812 July 4 Democratic Republican Printers: Folsom & Pool New Hampshire – Walpole Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P12.11 1812 July 4 Louisiana Gazette Printer: Joseph Charless Missouri – St. Louis Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P12.12 1812 July 4 The Reporter Printer: William W. Worsley Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P12.13 1812 July 9 The Courier Printer: B. Parks Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4. Full text in two columns spanning page (remainder of newspaper is in four columns).

P12.14 1812 July 10

Declaration Database (August 2018) 98 The Star Printer: Thomas Henderson, Jun. North Carolina – Raleigh Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 99 1813 | Books

B13.1 1813 The American’s Guide. The Constitutions of the United States of America; with the Latest Amendments: also the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, with the Federal Constitution, and Acts for the Government of the Territories. Publisher: Evert Duyckinck Printer: G. Long New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-6. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 27721, Matyas 13-01

B13.2 1813 A Concise History of the United States, from the Discovery of America, till 1813. With a correct Map of the United States. The Fourth Edition. Printer: W. McCulloch Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 270-274. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 29010, Matyas 13-04

B13.3 1813 The Farmer’s Assistant; or, Every Man his own Lawyer. The Second Edition, Revised and Corrected, with Considerable Additions. Author: John M’Dougal Printers: Fredonian Press Ohio – Chillicothe Declaration of Independence: pp. 250-255. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 29012, Matyas 13-05

B13.4 1813 The American’s Guide. The Constitutions of the United States of America, with the Latest Amendments; also the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, with the Federal Constitution, and Acts for the Government of the Territories. Publishers: Moore and Lake Printers: William & David Robinson New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-6. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 27723, Matyas 13-02

B13.5 1813

Declaration Database (August 2018) 100 The Constitutions of the United States; according to the Latest Amendments, to which are prefixed, the Declaration of Independence, and the Federal Constitution. Printer: Thomas T. Skillman Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 28218, Matyas 13-03

B13.6 1813 The History of North and South America, from its Discovery to the Death of General Washington. In Two Volumes. [Vol. II] Author: Richard Snowden, Esq. Printers: Johnson & Warner Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 56-59. References: EAI Series 2 29819, Matyas 13-08

B13.7 1813 Laws of the State of New-York, Revised and Passed at the Thirty-Sixth Session of the Legislature, with Marginal Notes and References, [...] In Two Volumes. Vol. I. Editors: William P. Van Ness & John Woodworth, Esquires Printers: H.C. Southwick & Co. New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 31-33. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 29341, Matyas 13-07a

B13.8 1813 Washington’s Farewell Address to the People of the United States. Together with the Constitution of the United States, with all the Amendments. To which is added, the Declaration of Independence. Printer: Isaac Sturtevant Massachusetts – Worcester Declaration of Independence: pp. 68-76. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 30459, Matyas 13-09

B13.9 1813 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the County of Essex. To which are added, the Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions of the United States and State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany

Declaration Database (August 2018) 101 Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-50. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 30464, Matyas 11-11b

B13.10 1813 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the County of Herkimer. To which are added, The Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-50. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 30465, Matyas 11-11c

1813 | Periodicals

P13.1 1813 July 3 Baltimore Patriot Printers: Ebenezer French & Co. Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P13.2 1813 July 3 The Columbian Printer: Charles Holt New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

P13.3 1813 July 3 The Democratic Press Printer: John Binns Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P13.4 1813 July 3 The Weekly Register Printer: H. Niles Maryland - Baltimore Declaration of Independence: pp. 281-284. Comparison between full text with signers and draft (Wythe fair copy), formatted in two columns.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 102 P13.5 1813 July 5 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: W. Pechin & G. Dobbin & Murphy Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P13.6 1813 July 5 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams, Rhoades & Co. Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P13.7 1813 July 5 The Military Monitor, and American Register Printer: Joseph Desnoues New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 4-6 of 8; column 3 on p. 4, columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 5, and column 1 on p. 6. Full text.

P13.8 1813 July 5 The National Advocate Editor: Henry Wheaton New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P13.9 1813 July 6 The Albany Register Printer: H.C. Southwick, for S. Southwick New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P13.10 1813 July 7 The National Advocate, [For the Country.] Editor: Henry Wheaton Printer: For N. Phillips New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P13.11 1813 July 13

Declaration Database (August 2018) 103 New Hampshire Patriot Printers: I. & W.R. Hill New Hampshire – Concord Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 104 1814 | Books

B14.1 1814 The Constitutions of the United States of America, and the State of New-York. Printer: James D. Bemis New York – Canandaigua Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-8. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 31231, Matyas 14-02

B14.2 1814 The History of North America, Containing A review of the Customs and Manners of the original Inhabitants; the first Settlement of the British Colonies; and their Rise and Progress, from the earliest period to the time of their becoming United, Free, and Independent States. [...] To which is Added, An Appendix, containing The Constitution of the United States, Declaration of Independence, Washington’s Farewell Address, and the principal Land and Naval Engagements since the commencement of the present war with Great-Britain. Author: Mr. Cooper Publisher: W.S. Marsh Printers: R. & J. Russell, Jr. Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: pp. 244-252 References: EAI Series 2 31238, Matyas 14-03

B14.3 1814 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the Town of Augusta, and County of Oneida. To which are added, the Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions Of the United States and State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-50. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 33585, Matyas 12-07b

B14.4 1814 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the Town of Brookfield. To which are added, the Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-50. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: Matyas 12-07c

Declaration Database (August 2018) 105

B14.5 1814 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the Town of Charlton, in the County of Saratoga. To which are added, the Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-50. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: Matyas 12-07e

1814 | Periodicals

P14.1 1814 July 2 American Watchman Printer: James Wilson Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P14.2 1814 July 2 The Columbian Printer: Charles Holt New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P14.3 1814 July 2 The Democratic Press Printer: John Binns Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P14.4 1814 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: W. Pechin & G. Dobbin & Murphy Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P14.5 1814 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales and Seaton

Declaration Database (August 2018) 106 Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P14.6 1814 July 4 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams & Rhoades Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P14.7 1814 July 4 The Western Courier Printer: Nicholas Clarke Kentucky – Louisville Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P14.8 1814 July 5 Baltimore Patriot & Evening Advertiser Printers: Munroe & French Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P14.9 1814 July 6 Rhode-Island Republican Printer: William Simons Rhode Island – Newport Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P14.10 1814 July 7 National Intelligencer Printers: Gales and Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P14.11 1814 July 9 Missouri Gazette & Illinois Advertiser Printer: Joseph Charless Missouri – St. Louis Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 107 1815 | Books

B15.1 1815 Laws of the United States of America, from the 4th of March, 1789, to the 4th of March, 1815, including the Constitution of the United States, the Old Act of Confederation, Treaties, and Many Other Valuable Ordinances and Documents; with Copious Notes and References. In Five Volumes. Vol I. Publishers: John Bioren and W. John Duane (Philadelphia), and R.C. Weightman (Washington, D.C.) Pennsylvania – Philadelphia; Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 7-10. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 36275, Matyas 15-06

B15.2 1815 The History of North America; containing A Review of the Customs and Manners of the Original Inhabitants; the First Settlement of the British Colonies; and their Rise and Progress, from the Earliest Period to the Time of their becoming United, Free and Independent States. [...] To which is now added, An Appendix, containing the Constitution of the United States, the Declaration of Independence, and Washington’s Farewell Address. Author: Reverend Mr. Cooper Printer: For Samuel Shaw New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 233-240. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 34443

B15.3 1815 The Constitutions of the United States of America, with their Latest Amendments. [...] Printer: From the Franklin Press, by H. Niles Maryland - Baltimore Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-6. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 34435, Matyas 15-01

B15.4 1815 Laws of the State of New-Hampshire; with the Constitutions of the United States and of the State Prefixed to which is added An Appendix, containing the Declaration of Independence, and such of the Repealed Laws as are Necessary to be Known. Printers: C. Norris & Co. New Hampshire – Exeter Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 466-468. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 35432, Matyas 15-03a

B15.5

Declaration Database (August 2018) 108 1815 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society, of the County of Cayuga; together with the Farewell Address of George Washington; and the Constitutions of the United States, and of the State of New-York. Printers: H. & J. Pack New York – Auburn Declaration of Independence: pp. 38-42. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: Matyas 13-10

B15.6 1815 The Constitutions of the United States, and of the State of New-York: with the Amendments. To which is prefixed, the Declaration of Independence. Printers: H. & E. Phinney New York – Cooperstown Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-6. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 34436, Matyas 15-02

B15.7 1815 The History of the American Revolution. In Two Volumes. Vol. I. Author: David Ramsay, M.D. Printers: Downing and Phillips Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: pp. 410-416. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 35744, Matyas 15-04

B15.8 1815 The History of North and South America, from its Discovery to the Death of General Washington. In Two Volumes. [Vol. II] Author: Richard Snowden, Esq. Publishers: Johnson & Warner Printer: William Greer Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 60-63. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 35967, Matyas 15-05

B15.9 1815 The Clerk’s Magazine: containing the most useful and necessary Forms of Writings, which commonly occur between Man and Man, [...] The Fifth Albany Edition. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 278-281. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 109 References: EAI Series 2 34368, Matyas 15-07

B15.10 1815 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the County of Herkimer. To which are added, the Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-50. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. (Note: p. 45 missing from the microfilm) References: EAI Series 2 36487, Matyas 12-07f

1815 | Periodicals

P15.1 1815 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Evening Advertiser Printers: Munroe & Norvell Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P15.2 1815 July 3 The Columbian Printer: Charles Holt New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P15.3 1815 July 3 The Democratic Press Printer: John Binns Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P15.4 1815 July 3 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams & Rhoades Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3, 4, and 5. Full text with signers.

P15.5 1815 July 3 The Mechanics’ Gazette and Merchants’ Daily Advertiser

Declaration Database (August 2018) 110 Printers: Thomas Wilson & Co. Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P15.6 1815 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Pechin, Dobbin, Murphy & Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P15.7 1815 July 4 The Albany Register Printer: Henry C. Southwick, for Solomon Southwick New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P15.8 1815 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P15.9 1815 July 4 The National Advocate [For the Country.] Printer: For N. Phillips New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P15.10 1815 July 4 National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P15.11 1815 July 4 Niagara Journal Printers: Day & Stillman New York – Buffalo Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 111 1816 | Books

B16.1 1816 Manual Compiled and Prepared for the Use of the Assembly: Exemplifying Particularly the Mode of Proceeding, Conformably to the National and State Constitutions, and the Rules and Orders of the House of Assembly of the State of New-York. Author: Aaron Clark, Esq. Printer: J. Buel New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 35-39. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: EAI Series 2 37254, Matyas 16-01

B16.2 1816 The American Critical Pronouncing Spelling Book: in which is contained a Great Variety and Number of Words. Author: Seth Leonard Printers: Fay & Davison Vermont – Rutland Declaration of Independence: pp. 176-181. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 38054, Matyas 16-03

B16.3 1816 Statutes of the Mississippi Territory; the Constitution of the United States, with the Several Amendments Thereto; the Ordinance for the Government of the Territory of the United States, North-West of the River Ohio; the Articles of Agreement and Cession, Between the United States and the State of Georgia; and Such Acts of Congress as Relate to the Mississippi Territory. Printer: Peter Isler Mississippi – Natchez Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-6. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 38269, Matyas 16-04

B16.4 1816 The History of Virginia; Commenced by John Burk, and continued by Skelton Jones and Louis Hue Girardin. Vol. IV. Authors: John Burk, Skelton Jones and Louis Hue Girardin Printers: M.W. Dunnavant, for the Proprietors Virginia – Petersburg Declaration of Independence: pp. 167-171. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 5951

B16.5

Declaration Database (August 2018) 112 1816 History of the United States, from their First Settlement as English Colonies, in 1607, to the Year 1808, or the Thirty-Third of their Sovereignty and Independence. In Three Volumes. [Vol. II] Authors: David Ramsay, M.D. S.S. Smith, D.D. and L.L.D. and other literary gentlemen Printer: M. Carey Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 157-163. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 38753, Matyas 16-05

B16.6 1816 The Constitution of the Washington Benevolent Society of the Town of Augusta, and County of Oneida. To which are added, the Farewell Address of George Washington, and the Constitutions of the United States and State of New-York. Printers: Websters and Skinners New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: 45-50. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 39712, Matyas 12-07g

1816 | Periodicals

P16.1 1816 June 25 The Hudson Bee Printer: Samuel W. Clark New York – Hudson Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P16.2 1816 July 2 The Albany Register Printer: Solomon Southwick New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P16.3 1816 July 3 The Columbian Printers: Holt & Irvine New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

P16.4 1816 July 3 Farmer’s Repository

Declaration Database (August 2018) 113 Printer: Richard Williams Virginia [West Virginia] – Charles Town Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 3 and 4 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P16.5 1816 July 3 Kline’s Weekly Carlisle Gazette Printer: Kline Pennsylvania – Carlisle Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P16.6 1816 July 3 The Washington Republican and Natchez Intelligencer Printer: Andrew Marschalk Mississippi – Natchez Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P16.7 1816 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Pechin, Dobbin, Murphy & Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P16.8 1816 July 4 Camden Gazette Printer: P.W. Johnston South Carolina – Camden Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 4 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text.

P16.9 1816 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P16.10 1816 July 4 Independent Chronicle Printers: Adams & Rhoades

Declaration Database (August 2018) 114 Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P16.11 1816 July 4 National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P16.12 1816 July 4 The Western Courier Printer: Nicholas Clarke Kentucky – Louisville Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P16.13 1816 July 6 The Shamrock Printer: T. O’Connor New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 8; columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P16.14 1816 July 9 Delaware Patriot, and Eastern Shore Advertiser Printer: William S. Buell Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P16.15 1816 August 7 Thomas’s Massachusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette Printer: William Manning Massachusetts – Worcester Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Draft (Lee fair copy).

P16.16 1816 September 10 Northern Whig Printer: William L. Stone New York – Hudson

Declaration Database (August 2018) 115 Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Lee fair copy).

P16.17 1816 September 14 New-York Courier Editor: Barent Gardenier Printer: Abraham Vosburgh New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Lee fair copy).

P16.18 1816 September 16 The Country Courier Editor: Barent Gardenier Printer: Abraham Vosburgh New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 468-470. Draft. (Note: p. 468 is missing from the microfilm)

P16.19 1816 September 30 Delaware Gazette and Peninsula Advertiser Printer: M. Bradford Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Lee fair copy).

Declaration Database (August 2018) 116 1817 | Books

B17.1 1817 The Constitutions of all the United States, according to the Latest Amendments. To which are prefixed, the Declaration of Independence, and the Federal Constitution. Printer: Thomas T. Skillman Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-8. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 40560, Matyas 17-01

B17.2 1817 The History of North and South America, from its Discovery to the Death of General Washington. In Two Volumes. [Vol. II] Author: Richard Snowden, Esq. Publisher: Benjamin Warner Printer: William Greer Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 60-63. Full text. References: Matyas 17-03

1817 | Periodicals

P17.1 1817 June 26 Kline’s Weekly Carlisle Gazette Printer: Kline Pennsylvania – Carlisle Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P17.2 1817 July 2 American Watchman Printer: James Wilson Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P17.3 1817 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printer: Isaac Munroe Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 117 P17.4 1817 July 3 The New-York Columbian Printer: B. Irvine New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P17.5 1817 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Dobbin, Murphy & Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4, 5, and 6. Full text.

P17.6 1817 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

P17.7 1817 July 4 The Spirit of the Times Printer: John McFarland Pennsylvania – Shippensburg Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P17.8 1817 July 5 Missouri Gazette and Illinois Advertiser Printer: Joseph Charless Missouri – St. Louis Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P17.9 1817 July 5 The Shamrock Printer: T. O’Connor New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 6-7 of 8; columns 2 and 3 on p. 6 and columns 1, 2, and 3 on p. 7. Full text with signers.

P17.10 1817 July 8 National Intelligencer

Declaration Database (August 2018) 118 Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

1817 | Broadsides & Graphics

X17.1 1817 July 4 (circa) Printer: Naphtali Phillips New York – New York Declaration of Independence: Two columns. Full text with signers. References: Bidwell 1

Declaration Database (August 2018) 119 1818 | Books

B18.1 1818 The History of North America; containing A Review of the Customs and Manners of the original Inhabitants; the first settlement of the British Colonies; and their Rise and Progress, from the earliest Period to the Time of their Becoming United Free & Independent States. To which is added, An Appendix, Containing the Constitution of the United States, the Declaration of Independence, and Washington’s Farewell Address. Author: Reverend Mr. Cooper Printer: For Samuel Shaw New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 233-240. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 43736

B18.2 1818 The Republican Compiler, Comprising a Series of Scientific, Descriptive, Narrative, Popular, Biographical, Epistolary, and Miscellaneous Piece. [...] By a Citizen of Pittsburgh. Printers: Cramer & Spear Pennsylvania – Pittsburgh Declaration of Independence: pp. 101-105. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 43977, Matyas 18-01

B18.3 1818 Universal History: or, An Historical View of Asia, Africa, Europe, and America, from their Earliest Records to the Nineteenth Century: with a Particular Reference to the State of Society, Literature, Religion, and Form of Government, in the United States of America. In Twelve Volumes. Volume II. America—United States. Author: David Ramsay, M.D. Printers: M. Carey and Son Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 164-170. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 18-04b

B18.4 1818 The History of North and South America, from its Discovery to the Death of General Washington. In Two Volumes. [Vol. II] Author: Richard Snowden, Esq. Printer: Wm. Greer Publisher: Benjamin Warner Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 60-63. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 45744, Matyas 18-05

Declaration Database (August 2018) 120

1818 | Periodicals

P18.1 1818 June 30 Westchester Herald Printer: S. Marshall New York – Mount-Pleasant Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P18.2 1818 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printer: Isaac Munroe Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P18.3 1818 July 3 The Democratic Press Printer: John Binns Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P18.4 1818 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Dobbin, Murphy and Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P18.5 1818 July 4 Boston Patriot and Daily Chronicle Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P18.6 1818 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text with signers.

P18.7

Declaration Database (August 2018) 121 1818 July 4 Franklin Gazette Printer: Richard Bache Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P18.8 1818 July 4 Independent Chronicle & Boston Patriot Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P18.9 1818 July 4 Intelligencer, & Weekly Advertiser Printer: William Dickson Pennsylvania – Lancaster Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text with signers.

P18.10 1818 July 4 The National Advocate Printer: N. Phillips New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P18.11 1818 July 4 National Intelligencer Printer: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text with signers.

P18.12 1818 July 4 Plattsburgh Republican Printer: Azariah C. Flagg New York – Plattsburgh Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P18.13 1818 July 4 Richmond Commercial Compiler Printers: Du-Val, Trueheart & Co. Virginia – Richmond

Declaration Database (August 2018) 122 Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P18.14 1818 July 4 Washington Examiner Printer: John Grayson Pennsylvania – Washington Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P18.15 1818 July 6 Spirit of the Times & Carlisle Gazette Printer: John McFarland Pennsylvania – Carlisle Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P18.16 1818 July 7 The National Advocate, [For the Country.] Editor: Henry Wheaton Printer: For N. Phillips New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

1818 | Broadsides & Graphics

X18.1 1818 Engraver: Peter Maverick Publisher: Benjamin Owen Tyler Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: Full text with facsimile signatures. References: Bidwell 2

X18.2 1818 (circa) Printer: Unknown Location of Production: Unknown Declaration of Independence: Full text with signers. References: Bidwell 3

Declaration Database (August 2018) 123 1819 | Books

B19.1 1819 A History of the American Revolution; comprehending all the Principal Events both in the Field and in the Cabinet. To which are added, the most important Resolutions of the Continental Congress, and many of the most important Letters of General Washington. In Two Volumes. Vol. I. Author: Paul Allen, Esq. Printer: Thomas Murphy, for John Hopkins Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: pp. 346-351. Full text. References: Matyas 19-01a

B19.2 1819 Constitutional Law: Comprising the Declaration of Independence; the Articles of Confederation; the Constitution of the United States; And the Constitutions of the several States composing the Union, viz. New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Mississippi, Indiana, Illinois. Printers: Gales and Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-4. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 47716, Matyas 19-02a

B19.3 1819 The History of North and South America, from its Discovery to the Death of Gen. Washington. In Two Volumes. [Vol. II] Author: Richard Snowden, Esq. Printer: William Greer (Columbia) Publisher: Benjamin Warner Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 60-63. Full text. References: EAI Series 2 49443, Matyas 19-04

B19.4 1819 Interesting Documents. Containing: [...] The Constitution of the State of New-York, with its amendments. The Declaration of Independence. Printers: Southwick & Pelsue Publisher: John S. Murphy New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 90-94: Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. pp. 121-128: Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 124 References: EAI Series 2 48770, Matyas 19-03

1819 | Periodicals

P19.1 1819 June 29 The Carlisle Republican Printer: Jacob R. Stine Pennsylvania – Carlisle Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P19.2 1819 June 30 The Pilot Printer: Oran E. Baker New York – Cazenovia Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 1, 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P19.3 1819 July 1 The Free Press Printer: S.C. Stambaugh Pennsylvania – Lancaster Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P19.4 1819 July 3 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Dobbin, Murphy and Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P19.5 1819 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printer: Isaac Munroe Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P19.6 1819 July 3 Boston Patriot & Daily Mercantile Advertiser Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 5 and 6. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 125 P19.7 1819 July 3 Edwardsville Spectator Printer: Hooper Warren Illinois – Edwardsville Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P19.8 1819 July 3 Franklin Gazette Printers: Bache & Norvell Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P19.9 1819 July 3 Independent Chronicle & Boston Patriot Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 5 and 6. Full text.

P19.10 1819 July 5 Daily National Intelligencer Printer: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

P19.11 1819 July 5 The National Advocate Printer: N. Phillips New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P19.12 1819 July 5 Washington Examiner Printer: John Grayson Pennsylvania – Washington Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

P19.13 1819 July 5 Weekly Aurora Printer: Wm. Duane

Declaration Database (August 2018) 126 Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 8; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P19.14 1819 July 7 National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P19.15 1819 July 13 New-Hampshire Patriot & State Gazette Printers: Hill & Moore New Hampshire – Concord Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-2 of 4; columns 5 and 6 on p. 1 and column 1 on p. 2. Full text.

1819 | Broadsides & Graphics

X19.1 1819 Designer: John Binns Engravers: C.H. Parker, Geo. Murray, J.B. Longacre Printer: James Porter Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Full text with facsimile signatures. References: Bidwell 5

X19.2 1819 Engraver and Publisher: William Woodruff Printer: C.P. Harrison Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Full text with signers. References: Bidwell 4

Declaration Database (August 2018) 127 1820 | Books

B20.1 1820 Constitutional Law; Comprizing the Declaration of Independence; the Articles of Confederation; the Constitution of the United States; and the Constitutions of the Several States Composing the Union, viz. New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Mississippi, Indiana, Illinois, Alabama, Maine Printers: Gales and Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-4. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 19-02b

B20.2 1820 The Constitutions of the United States of America; with the Latest Amendments: also the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, with the Federal Constitution. Publisher: Evert Duyckinck Printer: G. Long New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 20-01

B20.3 1820 The Juvenile Mentor, or Select Readings; being American School Class-Book. No. 3. Containing Progressive Lessons in Orthoepy, Reading and Speaking; Adapted to the Comprehension of Youth. Author: A. Picket Printers: American School Class-Book Warehouse Stereotypers: B. and J. Collins New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 249-252. Full text with signers. References: American Slavery 259, Matyas 20-02

1820 | Periodicals

P20.1 1820 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printer: Isaac Munroe Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 128 P20.2 1820 July 3 City of Washington Gazette Printer: Jonathan Elliot Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P20.3 1820 July 3 The Democratic Press Printer: John Binns Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P20.4 1820 July 3 Franklin Gazette Printers: Bache & Norvell Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P20.5 1820 July 3 The New-York Columbian Printer: A. Spooner New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P20.6 1820 July 3 Vermont Republican & American Yeoman Printers: Ide & Aldrich Vermont – Windsor Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 4 and 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P20.7 1820 July 3 Weekly Aurora Printer: Wm. Duane Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 8; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P20.8 1820 July 4 The Albany Argus

Declaration Database (August 2018) 129 Printer: J. Buel New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P20.9 1820 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Dobbin, Murphy and Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P20.10 1820 July 4 Boston Patriot & Daily Mercantile Advertiser Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P20.11 1820 July 4 Columbian Gazette Printer: T. Walker New York – Utica Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P20.12 1820 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P20.13 1820 July 4 Edwardsville Spectator Printer: Hooper Warren Illinois – Edwardsville Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P20.14 1820 July 4 Independent Chronicle and Boston Patriot Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 130 P20.15 1820 July 4 The National Advocate Printer: N. Phillips New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P20.16 1820 July 4 The National Advocate [For the Country.] Printer: N. Phillips New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P20.17 1820 July 4 National Aegis Printer: Henry Rogers Massachusetts – Worcester Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P20.18 1820 July 4 National Intelligencer Printer: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P20.19 1820 July 4 The New-York Statesman Printers: E. & E. Hosford, for the Proprietor New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text with signers.

P20.20 1820 July 4 Richmond Enquirer Printers: Ritchie & Gooch Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P20.21 1820 July 4 Westchester Herald Printer: Stephen Marshall

Declaration Database (August 2018) 131 New York – Mount Pleasant Declaration of Independence: p. 4 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P20.22 1820 July 6 The Free Press Printer: S.C. Sambaugh Pennsylvania – Lancaster Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P20.23 1820 July 10 The Reporter Printer: Samuel Workman Pennsylvania – Washington Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

1820 | Broadsides & Graphics

X20.1 1820-1824 (circa) Engraver: E. Huntington Connecticut – Hartford [attributed] Declaration of Independence: Full text with facsimile signatures. References: Bidwell 6

Declaration Database (August 2018) 132 1821 | Books

B21.1 1821 An Address Delivered At the Request of a Committee of the Citizens of Washington; on the Occasion of Reading the Declaration of Independence, on the Fourth of July, 1821. Author: John Quincy Adams Printer: Davis and Force Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 17-20. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 21-01

B21.2 1821 An Address, Delivered at the Request of the Committee of Arrangements for Celebrating the Anniversary of Independence, at the City of Washington on the Fourth of July 1821, upon the occasion of reading the Declaration of Independence. Second Edition. Author: John Quincy Adams Printer: Hilliard and Metcalf, for Cummings & Hilliard (Boston) Massachusetts – Cambridge Declaration of Independence: pp. 17-21. Full text. References: Matyas 21-02

B21.3 1821 Reports of the Proceedings and Debates of the Convention of 1821, Assembled for the Purpose of Amending the Constitution of the State of New-York: Containing all the Official Documents, Relating to the Subject, and Other Valuable Matter. Authors: Nathaniel H. Carter and William L. Stone, and Marcus T.C. Gould Printers: E. and E. Hosford New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 10-12. Full text as part of the Constitution of the State of New York. References: Matyas 21-07

B21.4 1821 Memoirs of the American Revolution, from its Commencement to the Year 1776, Inclusive; as relating to the State of South-Carolina: and occasionally refering to the States of North-Carolina and Georgia. In Two Volumes. Vol. II. Author: John Drayton Printer: A.E. Miller South Carolina – Charleston Declaration of Independence: pp. 392-398. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 21-04

Declaration Database (August 2018) 133 B21.5 1821 The Public Statute Laws of the State of Connecticut, as Revised and Enacted by the General Assembly, in May 1821: To which are Prefixed the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and the Constitution of Connecticut. Printers: S.C. Goodrich, & Huntington & Hopkins Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-5. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 21-03

B21.6 1821 History of the United States, from their First Settlement as Colonies, to the Cession of Florida, in Eighteen Hundred and Twenty-One: Comprising, Every Important Political Event; [...] Second Edition. Author: William Grimshaw Printer: Benjamin Warner Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 104-108. Full text, with signers as footnote at the end of the last sentence. References: Matyas 21-05

B21.7 1821 Laws of the State of New-Jersey. Printer: Joseph Justice New Jersey – Trenton Declaration of Independence: pp. ix-xii. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 21-06

B21.8 1821 Laws of the State of Tennessee, including those of North Carolina now in Force in this State. From the Year 1715 to the Year 1820, Inclusive. In Two Volumes. Vol. I. Author: Edward Scott Printer: Heiskell & Brown Tennessee – Knoxville Declaration of Independence: pp. 136-139. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 21-09

1821 | Periodicals

P21.1 1821 June 26 Edwardsville Spectator Printer: Hooper Warren

Declaration Database (August 2018) 134 Illinois – Edwardsville Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P21.2 1821 June 27 The Missourian Printer: Robert McCloud Missouri – St. Charles Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text.

P21.3 1821 July 2 The Examiner Printer: John Grayson Pennsylvania – Washington Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P21.4 1821 July 2 Vermont Journal Printer: Wyman Spooner Vermont – Windsor Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P21.5 1821 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printer: Isaac Munroe Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P21.6 1821 July 3 Washington Gazette Printers: Elliot and Irvine Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P21.7 1821 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Dobbin, Murphy and Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P21.8

Declaration Database (August 2018) 135 1821 July 4 Columbian Centinel Publisher: Benjamin Russell Printer: Thomas Hudson Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; column 4. Full text.

P21.9 1821 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P21.10 1821 July 4 The National Advocate Printer: N. Phillips New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 136 1822 | Books

B22.1 1822 Constitutional Law: Comprising the Declaration of Independence; the Articles of Confederation; the Constitution of the United States; and the Constitutions of the Several States Composing the Union, viz. Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Vermont, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Illinois, Alabama, Maine, Missouri. Printers: Bennett & Walton Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-4. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 23-02a

B22.2 1822 History of the United States, from their First Settlement as Colonies, to the Cession of Florida, in Eighteen Hundred and Twenty-One: Comprising, Every Important Political Event; [...] Third Edition. Author: William Grimshaw Printer: Lydia R. Bailey, for the Author Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 120-124. Full text, with signers as footnote at the end of the last sentence. References: Matyas 22-02a

B22.3 1822 The Public Laws of the State of Rhode-Island and Providence Plantations, as Revised by a Committee, and Finally Enacted by the Honorable General Assembly, at their Session in January, 1822. To which are prefixed the Charter, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, Constitution of the United States, and President Washington’s Address of September, 1796. Printers: Miller & Hutchens Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: pp. 17-21. Full text with signers. References: EAI Series 2 10102, Afro-Americana 8847, Matyas 22-03

B22.4 1822 The History of America, [...] Second American, from the tenth London edition; in which is included the posthumous volume, containing the history of Virginia, to the year 1688; and of New-England, to the year 1652. To which is added, the Declaration of American Independence, with a correct fac simile of the signatures. In two volumes.—Vol. I. Author: William Robertson

Declaration Database (August 2018) 137 Printers: Robert Desilver and Thomas Desilver Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Four pages. Full text with facsimile signatures. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 22-04

1822 | Periodicals

P22.1 1822 June 26 Nashville Whig Printer: Joseph Norvell Tennessee – Nashville Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text with signers.

P22.2 1822 July Genius of Universal Emancipation Editor: Benjamin Lundy Publisher: Benjamin Lundy Tennessee – Greeneville Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-3. Full text with signers.

P22.3 1822 July 1 The Examiner Printer: John Grayson Pennsylvania – Washington Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P22.4 1822 July 2 American Watchman and Delaware Advertiser Printer: James Wilson Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P22.5 1822 July 2 The Arkansas Gazette Printer: William E. Woodruff Arkansas – Little Rock Declaration of Independence: p. 5 of 6; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P22.6 1822 July 2

Declaration Database (August 2018) 138 Republican Star and General Advertiser Printer: Thomas Perrin Smith Maryland – Easton Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P22.7 1822 July 3 Alexandria Herald Printers: Rounsavell and Pittman Virginia – Alexandria Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P22.8 1822 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printer: Isaac Munroe Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 5 and 6. Full text with signers.

P22.9 1822 July 3 The Dutchess Observer Printers: Barnum & Jacacks New York – Poughkeepsie Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P22.10 1822 July 3 Republican Chronicle Printers: Spencer & Stockton New York – Ithaca Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P22.11 1822 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Dobbin, Murphy and Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P22.12 1822 July 4 Darien Gazette Printers: Millen & Maxwell Georgia – Darien Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

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P22.13 1822 July 4 The Lincoln Intelligencer Printer: John Dorr Maine – Wiscasset Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text.

P22.14 1822 July 4 Milton Gazette & Roanoke Advertiser Printer: Benjamin Cory North Carolina – Milton Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text.

P22.15 1822 July 4 North Star Printer: Ebenezer Eaton Vermont – Danville Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 4 on p. 2 and columns 1 and 2 on p. 3. Full text.

P22.16 1822 July 6 Independent Chronicle and Boston Patriot Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 3 and 4. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 140 1823 | Books

B23.1 1823 The History of the American Revolution; in Scripture Style. To which is added, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States of America, and the Interesting Farewell Address of General Washington. Printer: Matthias Bartgis Maryland – Frederick County Declaration of Independence: pp. 209-216. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 23-12

B23.2 1823 Laws passed by the third General Assembly of the state of Illinois, at their first session, commenced, at Vandalia, December 2, 1822, and ended February 18, 1823. To which are prefixed the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution of the United States, the deed of cession from Virginia, the ordinance for the government of the territory N.W. of the Ohio, the act of Congress for taking up fugitives from justice and runaway slaves. Printers: Blackwell & Berry Illinois – Vandalia Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-6. Full text. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 23-08

B23.3 1823 The Principles of the Government of the United States. Adapted to the use of Schools [...] Author: Pardon Davis Printers: H.C. Carey and I. Lea, and J. Crissy Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 9-14. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 23-05

B23.4 1823 The Statutes at Large; being a Collection of all the Laws of Virginia, from the First Session of the Legislature, in the Year 1619. Volume I. Editor: William Waller Hening Printers: For the editor, by R. & W. & G. Bartow New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 32-36. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 23-14

B23.5

Declaration Database (August 2018) 141 1823 The analytic guide, and authentic key to the art of short hand writing; by which the language of a public speaker may be recorded, in a style at once beautiful and legible. Being a compilation from the latest European and American publications, with sundry improvements, adapted to the present state of literature in the United States. Printers: Packard & Van Benthuysen Stenographer: M.T.C. Gould New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 35-39. Full text, as well as text in shorthand (plates 8-10). (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 23-06

B23.6 1823 The Analytic Guide, and Authentic Key to the Art of Short Hand Writing; By which the Language of a Public Speaker may be recorded in a style at once beautiful and legible. Being A compilation from the latest European and American publications, with sundry improvements, adapted to the present State of Literature in the United States. Second Edition. Printers: Packard & Van Benthuysen Stenographer: M.T.C. Gould New York – Albany Declaration of Independence: pp. 27-32. Full text, as well as text in shorthand (plates 10-12) References: Matyas 23-07

B23.7 1823 The New-Orleans Directory and Register; Containing the Names, Professions and Residences, of all the Heads of Families, and Persons in Business, of the City and Suburbs; Notes on New- Orleans: with other Useful Information. [French Title: Alamanch de Commerce pour la Nouvelle-Orleans; dans lequel On indique les Noms, la Profession et le lieu de Residence de tous les Chefs de Familles, Négocians, Marchands, &c. de la ville et des faubourgs, Et où l’on a inséré des renseignemens fort utiles.] Author: John Adams Paxton Printer: Benj. Levy & Co., for the Author Louisiana – New Orleans Declaration of Independence: pp. 100-108. Full text in English (pp. 100-103) and French (pp. 104-108), with signers.

B23.8 1823 A New American Biographical Dictionary: or Remembrancer of the Departed Heroes, Sages, and Statesmen of America. Confined Exclusively to Those who Signalized Themselves in either capacity, in the Revolutionary War which obtained the Independence of their country. Second Edition. With Important Alterations and Additions. Compiler: T.J. Rogers Printer: Thos. J. Rogers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 142 Pennsylvania – Easton Declaration of Independence: pp. 16-22. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 23-09

B23.9 1823 Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence Author: John Sanderson Printer: J. Maxwell Publisher: R.W. Pomeroy Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. ccxviii-ccxxiv. Full text with facsimile signatures. References: Matyas 23-10

B23.10 1823 The Constitutions of the United States of America; with the latest amendments: Also the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation with the Federal Constitution. Printer: Thomas T. Skillman Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 23-04

B23.11 1823 Digest of the Laws of the State of Alabama: Containing the Statutes and Resolutions in Force at the End of the General Assembly in January, 1823. To which is added, an Appendix; containing the Declaration of Independence; the Constitution of the United States; the Act Authorizing the People of Alabama to Form a Constitution and State Government; and the Constitution of the State of Alabama. Compiler: Harry Toulmin, Esq. Printers: J. & J. Harper Publishers: Ginn & Curtis Alabama – Cahawba Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 894-897. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 23-01

B23.12 1823 Journals of The American Congress: From 1774 to 1788. In Four Volumes. Volume I: From September 5, 1774, to December 31, 1776, inclusive. Printers: Way and Gideon Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: pp. 394-396. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 23-13

Declaration Database (August 2018) 143 1823 | Periodicals

P23.1 1823 June 28 American Advocate & General Advertiser Printer: S.K. Gilman Maine – Hallowell Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P23.2 1823 June 28 Edwardsville Spectator Printer: Hooper Warren Illinois – Edwardsville Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P23.3 1823 July 1 Republican Star and General Advertiser Printer: Thomas Perrin Smith Maryland – Easton Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text.

P23.4 1823 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printer: Isaac Munroe Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 5 and 6. Full text with signers.

P23.5 1823 July 3 The Pilot Printer: Oran E. Baker New York – Cazenovia Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P23.6 1823 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Dobbin, Murphy and Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P23.7

Declaration Database (August 2018) 144 1823 July 4 City Gazette and Commercial Daily Advertiser Printer: John Geddes, Jr. South Carolina – Charleston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 4 and 5. Full text.

P23.8 1823 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P23.9 1823 July 4 Independent Chronicle and Boston Patriot Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P23.10 1823 July 7 Essex Register Printer: Warwick Palfray, Jun. Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 5 and 6 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Draft (Wythe fair copy).

P23.11 1823 July 9 American Sentinel Printers: Starr & Niles Connecticut – Middletown Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

1823 | Broadsides & Graphics

X23.1 1823 August Engraver: Francis Ingraham Printers: Russell and Gardner Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: Full text with signers. References: Bidwell 8

Declaration Database (August 2018) 145 X23.2 1823 Printers: Moore & Prowse Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: Full text as part of sheet almanac for 1824 References: Matyas 23-11

X23.3 1823 Engraver: W.I. Stone [William J. Stone], for the Dept. of State Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: Full text with facsimile signatures. References: Bidwell 7

Declaration Database (August 2018) 146 1824 | Books

B24.1 1824 The Revised Laws of Indiana, Adapted and Enacted by the General Assembly at their Eighth Session. To which are prefixed, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the U.S., the Constitution of the State of Indiana, and sundry other documents, connected with the political history of the territory and state of Indiana. Printers: Carpenter and Douglass Indiana – Corydon Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 24-06

B24.2 1824 History of the United States, from their First Settlement as Colonies, to the Cession of Florida, in Eighteen Hundred and Twenty-One: Comprising, Every Important Political Event; [...] Revised Edition. Author: William Grimshaw Stereotyper: J. Howe Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 120-124. Full text, with signers as footnote at the end of the last sentence. References: Matyas 24-05a

B24.3 1824 The analytic guide, and authentic key to the art of short hand writing; by which the language of a public speaker may be recorded as fast as delivered, in a style at once beautiful and legible. Being a compilation from the latest European and American publications, with sundry improvements, adapted to the present state of literature in the United States. Fourth Edition. Printers: J. & J. Harper Publishers: Collins and Co. Stenographer: M.T.C. Gould New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 23-28. Full text, as well as text in shorthand (plates 11-13). (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 24-04

B24.4 1824 Annals of the American Revolution; or a Record of the Causes and Events which produced, and terminated in the establishment and independence of the American Republic. Interspersed with numerous appropriate documents and anecdotes. [...] Compiler: Jedidiah Morse, D.D. Connecticut – Hartford

Declaration Database (August 2018) 147 Declaration of Independence: pp. 251-255. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 24-09

B24.5 1824 The Public Statute Laws of the State of Connecticut, as Revised and Enacted by the General Assembly, in May, 1821, with the Acts of the Three Subsequent Sessions Incorporated; to which are Prefixed the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and the Constitution of Connecticut. Publisher: H. Huntington, Jr. Printer: Benjamin H. Norton Connecticut – Hartford Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-5. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 24-01

B24.6 1824 Selections from Several Literary Works, Comprising the Declaration of Independence, Speeches of Phillips, Tallmadge, Emmet, Curran, &c. Poetry by Moore; Picture of England; View of America; Character of Bonaparte; Biography, &c. &c. Editor: T. O’Connor Printer: For the Editor New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 5-7. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 21-08b

B24.7 1824 A Review of the Correspondence between the Hon. John Adams, Late President of the United States, and the Late Wm. Cunningham, Esq. Beginning in 1803, and Ending in 1812. Author: Timothy Pickering Publishers: Cushing and Appleton Printers: Joshua & John D. Cushing Massachusetts – Salem Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 188-195. Two column comparison of draft and full text. References: Matyas 24-10a

B24.8 1824 A Review of the Correspondence between the Hon. John Adams, late president of the United States, and the Late President of the United States, and the Late William Cunningham, Esq. Beginning in 1803, and Ending in 1812. Second Edition. Author: Timothy Pickering Printers: Cushing and Appleton Massachusetts – Salem

Declaration Database (August 2018) 148 Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 132-139. Two column comparison of draft and final text. References: Matyas 24-11

B24.9 1824 A New American Biographical Dictionary; or, Remembrancer of the Departed Heroes, Sages, and Statesmen, of America. Confined Exclusively to Those who have Signalized Themselves in Either Capacity, in the Revolutionary War which Obtained the Independence of Their Country. Third Edition; with Important Alterations and Additions. Compiler and Printer: Thomas J. Rogers Pennsylvania – Easton Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 480-484. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 24-12

B24.10 1824 The Constitutions of the United States of America; with the latest amendments: also the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, with the federal Constitution. Printer: Thomas T. Skillman Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 24-02

B24.11 1824 The universal writer; or, short-hand shortened, being the most correct, easy, speedy and legible method ever yet discovered, whereby, more may be written in one hour, than in eighty minutes by any other system hitherto published: [...] Compiled and improved from the latest London and American publications. Second edition. Compiler: Isaac Stetson Printers: Dood and Manter New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 34-43. Full text, as well as text in shorthand (plates 3-4). (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 24-14

B24.12 1824 The Universal Writer; or, Short-Hand Shortened, being the most correct, easy, speedy and legible method ever yet discovered, whereby More may be written in one hour, than in eighty minutes by any other System hitherto published: [...] Compiled and improved from the latest London and American Publications. Compiler: Isaac Stetson Printer: John Young

Declaration Database (August 2018) 149 Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 30-35. Full text, as well as text in shorthand (plates 3-4). References: Matyas 24-13

B24.13 1824 A history of the American Revolution: intended as a reading-book for schools. Author: Samuel Williams, LL.D. Printer: W. Storer, Junr. Connecticut – New Haven Declaration of Independence: pp. 71-76. Full text. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 24-15

B24.14 1824 The Analytic Guide, and Authentic Key to the Art of Short Hand Writing; By which the Language of a Public Speaker may be recorded as fast as delivered, in a style at once beautiful and legible. Being A Compilation from the latest European and American publications, with sundry improvements, adapted to the present state of Literature in the United States. Third Edition. Printers: T.C. Woodward and Co. Stenographer: M.T.C. Gould Connecticut – New Haven Declaration of Independence: pp. 25-30. Full text, as well as text in shorthand (plates 10-12). References: Matyas 24-03

1824 | Periodicals

P24.1 1824 July 2 American Watchman and Delaware Advertiser Printer: James Wilson Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P24.2 1824 July 3 Alexandria Gazette & Advertiser Printer: S. Snowden Virginia – Alexandria Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P24.3 1824 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printer: Isaac Munroe

Declaration Database (August 2018) 150 Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P24.4 1824 July 3 The Microscope Printer: Tim Tickler, Jr. Esq. Kentucky – Louisville Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 1 and 2 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P24.5 1824 July 5 Aurora General Advertiser Printer: Richard Penn Smith Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 5 and 6. Full text.

P24.6 1824 July 7 Independent Chronicle and Boston Patriot Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 151 1825 | Books

B25.1 1825 Laws of the State of Missouri; Revised and Digested by Authority of the General Assembly. In Two Volumes. With an Appendix. Vol. I. Printer: E. Charless Missouri – St. Louis Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-5. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 25-06

B25.2 1825 Memoir of the Life of Richard Henry Lee, and his Correspondence with the Most Distinguished Men in America and Europe, Illustrative of their Characters, and of the Events of the American Revolution. In Two Volumes. Vol. I. Author: Richard H. Lee Publishers: H.C. Carey and I. Lea Printer: William Brown Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: Appendix pp. 275-280. Draft (Lee fair copy). References: Matyas 25-04

B25.3 1825 The Monument of Patriotism, Being a Collection of Biographical Sketches of the Lives and Characters of Some of Those Men who Signed the Independence of America; and Brief Sketches of Many Other Eminent Statesmen, also, Generals and Heroes who Fought and Bled in the Revolutionary War, and also, The most Prominent Characters of the Late War with Great Britain. To which is annexed the Declaration of Independence in 1776, and George Washington’s Farewell Address. An Eulogium on the Character of General George Washington. A New Edition. Compiler and Publisher: John Royer Pennsylvania – Pottstown Declaration of Independence: pp. 248-258. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 25-07

B25.4 1825 The Constitutions of the United States of America; with the Latest Amendments: also the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, with the Federal Constitution. Printer: Thomas T. Skillman Kentucky – Lexington Declaration of Independence: pp. 3-7. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 25-01

Declaration Database (August 2018) 152 B25.5 1825 The Laws of Vermont, of A Publick and Permanent Nature: Coming down to and including, the Year 1824. To which are prefixed, the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitutions of the United States and of Vermont. Compiler: Wm. Slade, Jun. Publisher: Simeon Ide Vermont – Windsor Declaration of Independence: pp. 9-13. Full text with signers. References: Matyas 25-09

B25.6 1825 The constitution of the state of Maine, and that of the United States. Printers: Todd and Smith Maine – Portland Declaration of Independence: pp. 45-48. Full text. (Note: no image available, relying on Matyas reference) References: Matyas 25-05

B25.7 1825 The Speeches, Addresses and Messages, of the Several Presidents of the United States, at the Openings of Congress and at their Respective Inaugurations. Also, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and Washington’s Farewell Address to his Fellow-Citizens. Embracing an Official Summary of the National Events of the First Half Century of the Union. Engraver: J. Warr Publisher: Robert Desilver Printer: Thomas Town Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 1-6. Full text with facsimile signatures. References: Matyas 25-08

1825 | Periodicals

P25.1 1825 July 1 American Watchman & Delaware Advertiser Printers: Albert & Henry Wilson Delaware – Wilmington Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P25.2 1825 July 2 The Examiner

Declaration Database (August 2018) 153 Printer: John Grayson Pennsylvania – Washington Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P25.3 1825 July 4 Alexandria Phenix Gazette Printers: Snowden & Thornton Virginia – Alexandria Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P25.4 1825 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Dobbin, Murphy and Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P25.5 1825 July 4 Boston Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P25.6 1825 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P25.7 1825 July 4 Daily National Journal Printer: Peter Force Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P25.8 1825 July 4 Genius of Universal Emancipation, and Baltimore Courier Editor: Benjamin Lundy Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 5 of 8; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 154 P25.9 1825 July 4 National Journal Printer: Peter Force Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P25.10 1825 July 4 The Reporter Printer: Wm: Sample Pennsylvania – Washington Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P25.11 1825 July 6 American Sentinel Printers: Starr & Niles Connecticut – Middletown Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 5 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text.

P25.12 1825 July 6 Independent Chronicle & Boston Patriot Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P25.13 1825 July 7 Alexandria Phenix Gazette Printers: Snowden & Thornton Virginia – Alexandria Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; columns 5 and 6 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Draft.

1825 | Broadsides & Graphics

X25.1 1825 (circa) Printer: T.M. Skinner’s Printing Office Publisher: Thomas Henri Gleason New York – Auburn Declaration of Independence: Full text with signers.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 155 1826 | Books

B26.1 1826 Manual of Parliamentary Practice; Compiled and Arranged for the Use of the Senate and Assembly of the State of New-York. Second Edition, Revised, Corrected and Enlarged. Author: Aaron Clark Printers: Child & Wells New York – New York Declaration of Independence: pp. 9-13. Full text with signers.

B26.2 1826 History of the United States, from their First Settlement as Colonies, to the Cession of Florida, in Eighteen Hundred and Twenty-One: Comprising, Every Important Political Event; [...] Revised Edition. Author: William Grimshaw Publisher: John Grigg Printer: Lydia R. Bailey Stereotyper: J. Howe Pennsylvania – Philadelphia Declaration of Independence: pp. 120-124. Full text, with signers as footnote at the end of the last sentence.

1826 | Periodicals

P26.1 1826 June 29 The Supporter, and Scioto Gazette Editor: John Bailhache Printers: J. Bailhache & Co. Ohio – Chillicothe Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P26.2 1826 July 1 The Examiner; And Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Repository Printer: John Grayson Pennsylvania – Washington Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1, 2, and 3. Full text.

P26.3 1826 July 3 The Baltimore Gazette and Daily Advertiser Printer: William Gwynn

Declaration Database (August 2018) 156 Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P26.4 1826 July 3 Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printer: Isaac Munroe Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2 and 3. Full text with signers.

P26.5 1826 July 3 United States’ Telegraph Printer: John S. Meehan Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 2, 3, and 4. Full text with signers.

P26.6 1826 July 4 Alexandria Phenix Gazette Printers: Snowden & Thornton Virginia – Alexandria Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P26.7 1826 July 4 American & Commercial Daily Advertiser Printers: Dobbin, Murphy and Bose Maryland – Baltimore Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P26.8 1826 July 4 Boston Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser Printers: Ballard & Wright Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P26.9 1826 July 4 Daily National Intelligencer Printers: Gales & Seaton Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

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Declaration Database (August 2018) 157 1826 July 4 Daily National Journal Printer: Peter Force Washington, D.C. Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text with signers.

P26.11 1826 July 4 New-York American. (For the Country.) Printer: J.M. Elliott New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 5 and 6. Draft.

P26.12 1826 July 4 Providence Patriot & Columbian Phenix Printers: Jones and Simons Rhode Island – Providence Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P26.13 1826 July 4 Republican Star and General Advertiser Printer: Thomas Perrin Smith Maryland – Easton Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P26.14 1826 July 4 Richmond Enquirer Printers: Ritchie & Gooch Virginia – Richmond Declaration of Independence: p. 3 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P26.15 1826 July 5 The New-London Gazette, and General Advertiser Printer: Samuel Green Connecticut – New London Declaration of Independence: p. 2 of 4; columns 1 and 2. Full text.

P26.16 1826 July 5 Norwich Courier Printer: J. Dunham Connecticut – Norwich

Declaration Database (August 2018) 158 Declaration of Independence: pp. 2-3 of 4; column 6 on p. 2 and column 1 on p. 3. Full text with signers.

P26.17 1826 July 7 New-York Advertiser Printer: John W. Walker New York – New York Declaration of Independence: p. 1 of 4; columns 5 and 6. Draft.

1826 | Broadsides & Graphics

X26.1 1826 August Printers: Dutton & Wentworth Massachusetts – Boston Declaration of Independence: Full text with signers.

X26.2 1826 Printer: George Getz Publisher: Charles M’Williams Pennsylvania – Reading Declaration of Independence: Full text with signers. References: Bidwell 9

X26.3 1826 Printers: Moser and Peters Pennsylvania – Carlisle Declaration of Independence: Full text with signers. Reference: Bidwell 10

Declaration Database (August 2018) 159 Manuscripts

1776 June Scribe: Thomas Jefferson Declaration of Independence: Fragment of draft. Reference: Library of Congress (Thomas Jefferson Papers)

1776 June Scribe: Thomas Jefferson Declaration of Independence: 4 pages. Draft (original rough draught). Reference: Library of Congress (Thomas Jefferson Papers)

1776 June Scribe: John Adams Declaration of Independence: 4 pages. Draft. Reference: Massachusetts Historical Society

1776 July (circa) Scribe: Thomas Jefferson Declaration of Independence: 4 pages. Draft (Lee fair copy). Reference: American Philosophical Society

1776 July (circa) Scribe: Thomas Jefferson Declaration of Independence: 4 pages. Draft (Washburn fair copy). Reference: Massachusetts Historical Society

1776 July (circa) Scribe: Thomas Jefferson Declaration of Independence: 4 pages. Draft (Wythe fair copy). Reference: New York Public Library

1776 July (before August 2) Scribe: Timothy Matlack Declaration of Independence: Full text with signatures (engrossed and signed parchment). Reference: National Archives

1776 (circa) Scribe: Charles Thomson Declaration of Independence: pp. 639-646 (8 pages). Full text as part of the manuscript Journals of the Continental Congress. Reference: National Archives

1776 (circa) Scribe: Thomas Jefferson Declaration of Independence: 6 pages. Draft as part of notes on the Continental Congress.

Declaration Database (August 2018) 160 Reference: Library of Congress (Thomas Jefferson Papers)

1776 (circa) Scribe: Unknown Declaration of Independence: 8 pages. Full text. Reference: Clements Library, University of Michigan (Gold Star Collection)

1776 (circa) Scribe: Unknown Declaration of Independence: 9 pages. Full text. Reference: Clements Library, University of Michigan (George Sackville Germain Papers)

1777 (circa) Scribe: Unknown Declaration of Independence: 7 pages. Full text, with signatures of Benjamin Franklin and Silas Deane. Reference: Gilcrease Museum

1778 January 20 (circa) Scribe: Unknown Declaration of Independence: 10 pages. Full text. Reference: Parliamentary Archives

1783 (circa) Scribe: Thomas Jefferson Declaration of Independence: 13 pages. Draft as part of notes copied for James Madison. Reference: Library of Congress

Undated Scribe: Unknown Declaration of Independence: Full text with signers. Reference: West Sussex Record Office

Declaration Database (August 2018) 161