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From the acclaimed comedy troupe The State comes the first-ever e-book edition of their cult classic book, a mock-travel guide that traverses the nation in the same irreverent, subversive and off-the-wall comedic style that fueled their MTV sketch show and subsequent movies and TV series

At head of title : State of Washington. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Vols. for 1896-1897 contain as appendices papers relating to the part taken by military organizations of the state during the civil war, colonial records, 1664-1675, and muster rolls, 1664-1775. ; Vols. for 1896-1897 contain as appendices papers relating to the part taken by military organizations of the state during the civil war, colonial records, 1664-1675, and muster rolls, 1664-1775. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Continued by a microform publication with the same title. ; Vols. for 1966-1973 issued in 2 pts. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Vols. for 18-1908 include proceedings of the State Board of Equalization. ; Report year irregular. ; Vols. for 18-1908 include proceedings of the State Board of Equalization. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Earlier reports published by the territorial auditor.

Mimeographed. ; Includes bibliographical references (leaf 14). ; Mode of access: Internet.

Appendices: A. Rearrangement and renumbering of the rules of the Senate -- B. Rearrangement and renumbering of the rules of the House -- C. Bill drafting in Washington : a manual / by Mark H. Wight. ; "September 20, 1948." ; Cover title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

At head of title: State of Washington. ; Cover-title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

This transcript of a 1758 muster roll for Suffolk County responds to a need to meet a quota of troops in the militia for each province. It appears that there is a requirement to provide 2680 militia men, but it is not clear if the men are just from Suffolk County or from the colony of New York, or perhaps even Long Island. A list of officers under each captain is provided, along with enlisted men. The captains are Alexander Smith, Thomas Terry, and Elias Hand. Several individuals are identified with a last name of "Indian," which was used to identify Native Americans, particularly ones who frequently interacted with English settlers.