| Sep 1768 | Resolutions of a Boston Town Meeting Against the King |
| Feb 1773 | Boston’s intelligence report |
| Nov 1773 | Boston’s tea tax warning |
| Feb 1774 | The Independence of the Massachusetts Legislature |
| May 1774 | New York calls for Continental Congress |
| Jun 1774 | Boston’s nonimportation request |
| Sep 1774 | Boston boycotts sales to British |
| Oct 1774 | First Continental Congress Resolves |
| Dec 1774 | Maryland Resolves |
| Feb 1775 | Boston’s message to the countryside |
| Apr 1775 | Massachusetts appeal to create Committees |
| May 1775 | Massachusetts requests bread and food |
| May 1775 | Massachusetts disarm those enimical to our cause |
| 1775 | Cambridge, Massachusetts order for enlistments |
| Aug 1775 | Song written by A Son of Liberty |
| Sep 1775 | Mecklenburg Resolves |
| Nov 1775 | New Hampshire call for names of enemies |
| Dec 1775 | Massachusetts enlists marines and seamen |
| Feb 1776 | Massachusetts Representatives authorize establishing local government |
| May 1776 | Boston instructions to Delegates |
| May 1776 | Menden, Massachusetts Committee establishes formal government |
| Jul 1776 | Continental Congress authorizes militia to protect Congress |
| Jul 1776 | New Hampshire call for enlistment |
| Feb 1777 | Massachusetts reaffirm need for Committees |
| Jul 1779 | Rhode Island Price act |
