1301. [John Smith] | The first book on the first permanent English settlement in the Americas

1302. (New York) | The establishment of New York under British rule

1303. Continental Congress | First edition, first issue, of the journal of the first Continental Congress

1304. Articles of Confederation | "The said states hereby severally enter into a firm league of friendship"

1305. George Washington | The first printing of George Washington's most explicit pronouncement on religious tolerance and one of the great pillars of American religious liberty

1306. Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay | Without question the most important commentary on the Constitution

1307. The Bill of Rights | The rare earliest printings of the final Senate and full Congressional texts of the Bill of Rights

1308. United States Congress | Rare official printing of the Acts of the first Congress, including the first official House printing of the Bill of Rights

1309. [Antoine Soulard] | One of the most significant maps in American history, and an essential source for Lewis & Clark

1310. Thomas Jefferson | An engrossing letter about Jefferson's management of Monticello, including a lament for the death of an enslaved servant

1311. (Thomas Jefferson) | A highly significant volume from Thomas Jefferson's library, closely read and annotated by him

1312. Declaration of Independence | A rare printing on silk of the first facsimile of the Declaration of Independence

1313. John James Audubon | The working manuscript for Audubon's favorite, and the most American, bird

1314. [Alexander Gardner, et al] | The definitive collection of photographs of the American Civil War