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For users of Firsthand America and This Land: A History of the United States Primary Sources: 1701 - 1775 |
| 1720 - Journal of John Woolman
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1724 - Black Code in Louisiana under Louis XIV Text 1732 - Runaway Slave Notices - South Carolina Gazette Text 1740 - Gilbert Tennent - The Danger of an Unconverted Ministry Text 1740 - Nathan Cole - George Whitefield Comes to Middletown Text 1741 - Jonathan Edwards - "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" Text 1754 - Benjamin Franklin - Albany Plan of Union Text 1754 - Gottlieb Mittelberger - On the Misfortune of Indentured Servants Text 1757 - Rev. Peter Fontaine - Defense of Slavery in Virginia Text 1764 - Remonstrance of the Pennsylvania Frontiersmen on the Indians Text 1765 - Quartering Act - Parliament Text 1765 - Stamp Act - Parliament Text 1765 - Journal of the Stamp Act Congress Text 1765 - Stamp Act Congress - Resolutions on the Stamp Act Text 1770 - Anonymous account of Boston Massacre Text 1770 - Captain Thomas Preston's account of the Boston Massacre Text 1771 - Ad Seeking Runaway Slave - Newark, New Jersey Text 1773 - Phillis Wheatley - Poems Text 1773 - Tea Act - Parliament Text 1774 - Petition of a Great Number of Blacks Text 1774 - Quebec Act - Parliament Text 1774 - John Wesley - Thoughts Upon Slavery Text 1774 - Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress Text 1775 - Patrick Henry - "Liberty or Death" speech Text 1775 - Junípero Serra - Writings Text |