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Authorities: "History of New Jersey." T. F. Gordon. "History of New Jersey." J. C. Raum. "Historical Collections." Barber and Howe. "Story of an Old Farm." A. D. Mellick.

A Jersey Tea Party; or, The Burning of the Tea at Cohansey. (Period, 1774.)

Authorities:	"History of New Jersey." I. Mulford.
	"History of New Jersey." J. C. Raum.
	"Historical Collections." Barber and Howe.
	"Story of an Old Farm." A. D. Mellick.

The Story of a Spy. (Period, 1758-80.)

Authority:

"Our Home," published in Somerville, N.J., 1873.

A Man who coveted Washington's Shoes; or, The Story of General Charles Lee. (Period, 1758-85.)

Authorities:	"Historical Collections." Barber and Howe.
	"Story of an Old Farm." A. D. Mellick.
	"Life of Lord Stirling." W. Duer.

The Man in the "Auger Hole." From the Journal of Mrs. Margaret Hill Morris. (Period, 1776-82.)

Authorities:	"The Burlington Smiths." R. M. Smith.
	"History of New Jersey." T. F. Gordon.

The Story of Two Captains. Captain Huddy and Captain Asgill. (Period, 1781.)

Authorities:	"Historical Collections." Barber and Howe.
	"History of New Jersey." J. C. Raum.
	"Story of an Old Farm." A. D. Mellick.

The Story of Tempe Wick. (Period, 1780.)

Authorities:	"Story of an Old Farm." A. D. Mellick.
	"Morris County History." W. W. Munsey.
	"Authors and Writers Associated with Morristown." J. K. Colles.

The Story of Fort Nonsense. (Period, 1776-80.)

Authorities:	"Historical Collections." Barber and Howe.
	"History of New Jersey." J. C. Raum.
	"Story of an Old Farm." A. D. Mellick.

An American Lord. Lord Stirling of Basking Ridge. (Period, 1726-83.)

Authorities:	"Life of Lord Stirling." W. Duer.
	"Historical Collections." Barber and Howe.
	"Story of an Old Farm." A. D. Mellick.

Molly Pitcher. (Period, 1778.)

Authorities:	"History of New Jersey." J. C. Raum.
	"Historical Collections." Barber and Howe.

The Morristown Ghosts. A Story of 1788

Authorities:	Pamphlet published in 1792. Anonymous.
	"Historical Collections." Barber and Howe.

A Jerseyman and his Royal Crown. Joseph Bonaparte at Bordentown. (Period, 1815-39.)

Authorities:	"Encyclopædia Britannica."
	"Historical Collections." Barber and Howe.
	"Bordentown and the Bonapartes." J. B. Gilder.
	"Joseph Bonaparte in Bordentown." F. M. Crawford.
	"New Jersey Newspaper Clippings."

The Dey, the Bey, and some Jersey Sailors. The Barbary War. (Period, 1800-4)

Authorities:	"History of the United States Navy." J. F. Cooper.
	"Historical Collections." Barber and Howe.