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Britains sj cape and by want means of huoming a San of the

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Τ Η Ε
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE;

AND THE
ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

BETWEEN THE SAID STATES.

TO WHICH ARE NOW ADDED, THE
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS;

Τ Η Ε
NON-IMPORTATION AGREEMENT;

AND THE
PETITION OF CONGRESS TO THE KING

DELI V ERED BY MR. P E N N.

WITH AN
A P. P. E N D I X,

CONTAINING THE
TREATIES BETWEEN HIS MOST CHRIISTAN MA.
JESTY AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA;

THE
PROVISIONAL TREATY WITH AMERICA;

AND (NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED)
AN AUTHENTIC COPY OF THE TREATY CON-
CLUDED BETWEEN THEIR HIGH MIGHTINES-
SES THE STATES-GENERAL, AND THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.

THE WHOLE ARRANGED, WITH A
PREFACE AND DEDICATION,

JACKSON.

Pranton

LÔ N D ON:
Printed for J. STOCKDALL, in Piccadilly. 1783.

Amblen

Klophon

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