Address to the Free and Independant [sic] Citizens of the United States of North-America. by Silas Deane, EsquireSilas Deane · First published 2018Open the Tome
Address to the United States of North America. to Which Is Added, a Letter to the Hon. Robert Morris, Esq. with Notes and Observations. by Silas Deane,Silas Deane · First published 2018Open the Tome
Echo from the temple of wisdom, announced by Messiurs [!] Common Truth, S.S.T.P., Common Honesty, C.P.S., Common Law, L.L.D. and "Common sense, secretary to Foreign Affairs, and author of all the writings under the signature of Common Sense," or, A constitutional answer and refutation of an address to Mr. Silas Deane ...Silas Deane · First published 1988Open the Tome
Paris papers; or Mr. Silas Deane's late intercepted letters, to his brothers, and other intimate friends, in AmericaSilas Deane · First published 1782Open the Tome
Echo from the temple of wisdom, announced by Messiurs [sic] Common Truth, S.S.T.P. Common Honesty, C.P.S. Common Law, L.L.D. and "Common Sense, secretary to foreign affairs, and author of all the writings under the signature of Common Sense;" or A constitutional answer and refutation of an address to Mr. Silas Deane, approved of and agreed unto by a majority of delegates in general Congress, of senators, orators, grammarians, rhetoricians, logicians, lawyers, critics, politicians, patriots, public spirited Whigs, connoisseurs, casuists, divines, and republicans; Mr. Common Sense himself chief speaker among themSilas Deane · First published 1779Open the Tome
An address to the free and independant [sic] citizens of the United States of North-AmericaSilas Deane · First published 1784Open the Tome
An address to the free and independent citizens of the United States of North-AmericaSilas Deane · First published 1784Open the Tome
Letter to Messrs. Franklin, Dickinson, etc., the Secret Committee of Correspondence of the Continental Congress, introducing M. Brougin who seeks commission in cavalrySilas Deane · First published 1776Open the Tome
Letter to Messrs. Franklin, Dickinson, etc., the Secret Committee of the Continental Congress, about General du Coudray's delaySilas Deane · First published 1776Open the Tome
Letter to the Secret Committee of the Continental Congress about Franklin's arrival and secrecySilas Deane · First published 1776Open the Tome
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