APS holds two of the first editions cataloged together: one presented by William S. Mason and another received as part of the formation of the David Center for the American Revolution February 2020, as well eight additional French-language editions of 1781: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6], and one Dublin edition. APS also holds many 1781 English translations: four from London cataloged together one which contains the autograph of T. Manning, bookplate of Benjamin Vaughan, and was presented by the descendants of Benjamin Vaughan through Mrs. George Gibson in 1991, one copy received as part of the bequest of Col. Richard Gimbel, 1971, one presented by William Smith Mason bearing the autograph of Matthew Crowe, and one received as part of the formation of the David Center for the American Revolution February 2020 which bears a bookseller's ticket and shows manuscript waste used in binding, as well as one additional London issue, and finally, one from Dublin, bearing the bookstamp of Joseph A. Sadony and was recieved as part of the formation of the David Center for the American Revolution February 2020. APS holds two 1782 Philadelphia editions: one with the autographs of J. Barniyz and Arch. Mclean, and one with the inscription: Wm. Roger's. In addition, APS holds a 1786 Berlin, and a 1792 Edinburgh.