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  1. Letter from Governor Wanton to Admiral Montagu Letter from Governor Wanton to Admiral Montagu, page 1 — Joseph Wanton Sr.
  2. POEM IN CURSIVE SCRIPT — Wang Duo
  3. Orders and Instructions from King George III to the Gaspee Commissioners Orders and Instructions from King George III to the Gaspee Commissioners, page 1 — george william frederick, king of great britain and ireland
  4. Volume 3, page 566-567 / Order regarding harvest distribution\n\nPage 1 — Žosé Marija Estudilo I Urkizu, 1809
  5. POEMS IN CURSIVE SCRIPT — ni yuanlu
  6. Veracruz´shelter — juan benito de arroyo y torres., 1752
  7. Volume 3, page 661 / Shipment of corn for frigate Regina — Žosé Marija Estudilo I Urkizu, 1809
  8. Volume 3, page 565 / Grants permission to Luis Peralta to plant orchard on Coyote Creek — Žosé Marija Estudilo I Urkizu, 1809
  9. Seven-Character Cursive Script\n\nSeven-Character Cursive Script — Xu Beihong, 1939
  10. Volume 3, pages 659 / Nominations for alcaldes and regidores — Žosé Marija Estudilo I Urkizu, 1809
  11. Volume 3, page 581-584 / Complaints by Mission San Jose that cattle from Pueblo are damaging property\n\nPage 1 — josé joaquín de arrillaga, 1809
  12. Volume 3, page 562 / Instruction for Toribio Guzmán to move to Branciforte — Žosé Marija Estudilo I Urkizu, 1809
  13. Oeuvres complètes de Voltaire avec des remarques et des notes Historiques, Scientifiques et Littéraires. Dialogues. — françois-marie arouet
  14. Untitled (manila paper with pale tan and yellow staining) — Џозеф Корнел
  15. Volume 3, page 662-663 / Discusses selection of alcaldes and regidores; pack train to be sent for corn\n\nPage 1 — Žosé Marija Estudilo I Urkizu, 1809
  16. The Yellow Tree, La Granja — Joaquin Sorolla, 1906
  17. Letter 7: Nano Nagle writing to Miss Fitzsimons, Ursuline Convent, Paris on 28 September 1770. — honora (nano) nagle, 1770
  18. Lettres provinciales et pensées par Blaise Pascal. Nouvelle édition, Augmentée, 1° d — Pascal Marthine Tayou