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A Public Defence of the right of the New Hampshire Grants (so called) on both sides Connecticut River to associate together,and form themselves into an Independent State, containing remarks on sundry paragraphs of Letters from thePresident of the Council of New Hampshire, to His Excellency Governor Chittenden, and the New Hampshire Delegates at Congress. Dresden: printed by Alden Spooner, 1779.
A Concise Refutation of the Claims of New Hampshire and Massachusetts Bay to the Territory of Vermont, - with OccasionalRemarks on the long disputed claim of New York to the same. Written by Ethan Allen and Jonas Fay Esqrs. andpublished by Order of the Governor and Council of Vermont. Bennington , the first day of January, 1780. Hartford,printed by Hudson and Goodwin.
The Present State of the Controversy between the States of New York and New Hampshire on the one part, and the Stateof Vermont on the other. Hartford: printed by Hudson & Goodwin, 1782.
Vermont State Papers, Records and Documents relative to the Assumption and Establishment of a Government by thePeople of Vermont; the Journal of the Council of Safety; the first Constitution &c. compiled by William Slade.Secretary of State. Middlebury , 1823.
Also:
The Evidence and arguments in support of the Territorial rights and Jurisdiction of the State of New York against NewHampshire as a Government; against the Claimants under it; both in respect to the right of Soil and an IndependentJurisdiction; and against the Claims of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts ; stated by James Diiane, one of theAgents and Commissioners appointed by acts of the Legislature of the State of New York to manage those importantcontroversies.
[This is a MSS. vol. of 189 pp. It is to be found in the Library of the New York Historical Society .]
Memoirs of Thomas Chittenden, first Governor of Vermont , with a history of the constitution during his administration. ByDaniel Chipman , 1849.
Memoirs of Seth Warner, By the same. Also the several Histories of New York, New Hampshire and Vermont .
Note. —All the Documents regarding the controversy with New Hampshire and Vermont publishedin this Vol. are from the Records and MSS. in the Secretary of State’s office, Albany, N. Y. , exceptwhen otherwise noted.