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[Printed version of the United States Constitution] Resolve Book of the Office of Foreign Affairs
[Printed version of the United States Constitution] Resolve Book of the Office of Foreign Affairs 9/28/1787
Letter from Thomas Jefferson to John Jay
Letter from Thomas Jefferson to John Jay 7/19/1789
Letter from Benjamin Franklin to Robert Livingston
Letter from Benjamin Franklin to Robert Livingston 4/8/1782
An Act to Provide a Naval Armament
An Act to Provide a Naval Armament 3/18/1794
American Intercourse Bill
American Intercourse Bill 1783
Benjamin Franklin at the Court of France
Benjamin Franklin at the Court of France 1778 (artwork 1911)
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin 1778
Ciphers Belonging to the Various American Peace Commissioners
Ciphers Belonging to the Various American Peace Commissioners ca. 1781
Decatur
Decatur's Conflict with the Algerine at Tripoli 8/1804 (artwork 1858)
Lt. Decatur and Midshipman MacDonough Boarding a Tripolitan Gunboat
Lt. Decatur and Midshipman MacDonough Boarding a Tripolitan Gunboat 8/3/1804 (artwork 1878)
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