Records of the British Colonial Office, class 5
- Boehm, Randolph (Added Author)
- Womaski, Linda (Added Author)
- (Finding Aid) British Public Record Office, Colonial Office, class 5 files : part 4: Royal instructions and commissions to Colonial officials, 1702- 1784 / Dimkoff, Diane
- (Finding Aid) British Public Record Office, Colonial Office, class 5 files : Westward expansion, 1700-1783, the Board of Trade, the French and Indian War / Boehm, Randolph
- (Finding Aid) British Public Record Office, Colonial Office, class 5 files : part 5: The American Revolution, 1772-1784 / Lester, Robert
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Microfilm of records selected from the volumes of transcripts in the Manuscript Room of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
The Colonial Office Records of the British Public Record Office have for years been the major point of interest for research on the American colonies. This microfilm collection contains minutes of Indian treaties and conferences, military records, petitions and patents for land grants, minutes of court proceedings, journals of explorers, correspondence to colonial governors from colonists, and other related documents.
Contents: Pt. 1. Westward expansion, 1700-1783 -- Pt. 2. The Board of Trade -- Pt. 3. The French and Indian War -- Pt. 4. Royal instructions and Commissions to Colonial officials, 1702- 1784 -- Pt. 5. The American Revolution, 1772-1784.
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