Mss.B.P165 - Colonel Richard Gimbel Collection of Thomas Paine Papers
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- Paine, Thomas to "Messieurs", 1787 May 24- 1787 July 21
- Letter introducing Paine's "model of the construction of an American bridge." Enclosed is an "Extract from the Minutes of the Assembly of Pennsylvania, May 24, 1787. The 3-page AD is a "Committee" (favorable) report on Paine's bridge model.
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- "At a meeting held this day ..."
- Letter from Paine to the Society for Constitutional Information regarding Rights of Man and subsequent resolutions.
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- "Republican fellow-citizens ...".
- Discourse on American politics with quotes from Paine's American Crisis I., In pencil: "[Painiana], Re Alien Sedition Laws, [1799]"
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- "Reverend gentlemen ..."
- Response to publications of the Scottish Association of the Friends of the People in the Edinburgh Gazetteer., 3 pages
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- "The Society for Constitutional Information, vigilant to prevent the dangerous influence of publications detrimental to civil and religious liberty ..."
- The English Society for Constitutional Information's endorsement of Paine's Rights of Man, contrasted with Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France., D. Adams, secretary to the Society
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- A List of His Majesty's regalia, besides plate and other rich things, at the Jewel House in the Tower of London.
- Advertisement listing items displayed to visitors of the Jewel House in the Tower of London.
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- A Map of the Thomas Paine farm, granted to him as a reward for his patriotic services by the State of New York, 1784, together with present landmarks and streets in the City of New Rochelle (hand colored)
- Illustrated map of New Rochelle, New York and the Thomas Paine farm., Hand-colored
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- A Map of the Thomas Paine farm, granted to him as a reward for his patriotic services by the State of New York, 1784, together with present landmarks and streets in the City of New Rochelle.
- Illustrated map of New Rochelle, New York and the Thomas Paine farm.
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- A Serious caution to the poor.
- Defense of English government and legislature.
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- A poem on infidelity
- Satirical poem attacking deism and Paine's Age of Reason.
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- Ackers, James to Thomas Paine, 1795 February 7
- About the House of Commons, "procuring and fabricating signatures on petitions," and the Bulls Head Party. General physical description: 4p.
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- American Theatrical Associates announces that America's controversial patriot comes alive in "Paine!"
- Playbill for a theatrical production based on the life and work of Thomas Paine.