| Item Titles | Collection Titles |
| 1. | Letters of Delegates to Congress: Volume 1 AUGUST 1774 - AUGUST 1775 --A Delegate in Congress to a Correspondent in London | Century of Lawmaking |
| 2. | Letters of Delegates to Congress: Volume 10 June 1, 1778 - September 30, 1778 --Cornelius Harnett to Richard Caswell | Century of Lawmaking |
| 3. | Letters of Delegates to Congress: Volume 11 October 1, 1778 - January 31, 1779 --John Fell's Diary | Century of Lawmaking |
| 4. | Letters of Delegates to Congress: Volume 19 August 1, 1782 - March 11, 1783 --James Duane to George Clinton | Century of Lawmaking |
| 5. | Letters of Delegates to Congress: Volume 19 August 1, 1782 - March 11, 1783 --James Madison's Notes of Debates | Century of Lawmaking |
| 6. | Letters of Delegates to Congress: Volume 19 August 1, 1782 - March 11, 1783 --Jonathan Jackson to Oliver Wendell | Century of Lawmaking |
| 7. | Letters of Delegates to Congress: Volume 7 May 1, 1777 - September 18, 1777 --Unknown to Samuel Chase? | Century of Lawmaking |
| 8. | Letters of Delegates to Congress: Volume 8 September 19, 1777 - January 31, 1778 --Henry Laurens to George Washington | Century of Lawmaking |
| 9. | Elliot's Debates --Wednesday, December 18. | Century of Lawmaking |
| 10. | House Journal --SATURDAY, December 15, 1832. | Century of Lawmaking |
| 11. | Journals of the Continental Congress --WEDNESDAY, DECR. 18th. | Century of Lawmaking |
| 12. | Maclay's Journal --HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, From the Discovery of the Continent to the Establishment of the Constitution in 1789. | Century of Lawmaking |
| 13. | U.S. Serial Set --APPENDIX NO. II. PAMPHLET ENTITLED "HASTY RECOGNITION," BY GEORGE BEMIS, ESQ., AND AN ARTICLE ON THE SAME SUBJECT, BY THE SAME AUTHOR, FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES OF MARCH 16, 1868. | Century of Lawmaking |
| 14. | Abolitionism unveiled; or, Its origin, progress, & pernicious tendency fully developed. | Nineteenth Century: Books |
| 15. | Address of John Brown to the Virginia Court, when about to receive the sentence of death, for his heroic attempt at Harper's Ferry to give deliverance to the captives, and to let the oppressed go free ... Boston. Printed by C. C. Mead, 91 Washington Street [1859]. | African American Odyssey |
| 16. | Advice Books:Rare Book and Special Collections Division | American Women |
| 17. | Agnes Vanderburg and Kay Young on the Flathead Reservation, Northwestern Montana discussing preparations for a camas bake | American Women |
| 18. | The Al. G. Field's Greater Minstrels. | Variety Stage |
| 19. | Alfalfa field on the Watson Ranch, Buffalo County, Nebraska | Prairie Settlement |
| 20. | All Slave Keepers that Keep the Innocent in Bondage . . . . | African American Odyssey |
