Vermont's appeal to the candid and impartial world : Containing, a fair stating of the claims of Massachusetts-Bay, New-Hampshire, and New-York. The right the state of Vermont has to independence. : With an address to the Honorable American Congress, and the inhabitants of the thirteen United States

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