The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1783.10.19  Philadelphia  CITATION Could but our tempers move like this machine [fl] 
1776.12.09  Norwich  CITATION Could but our trumpets move like this machine [fl] 
1772.09.10  Annapolis  CITATION Could death, by mortals be controul'd [fl] 
1774.03.31  Williamsburg  CITATION Could flowing tears and lamentable sighs [fl] 
1769.11.17  Hartford  CITATION Could honour, virtue, usefulness [fl] 
1769.11.24  New London  CITATION Could honour, virtue, usefulness [fl] 
1769.11.25  Hartford  CITATION Could honour, virtue, usefulness [fl] 
1768.06.30  Williamsburg  CITATION Could I, like Pope, or Swift indite [fl] 
1772.04.03  Portsmouth  CITATION Could I obtain the bliss I most desire [fl] 
1776.09.13  Williamsburg  CITATION Could I on airy pinions soar [fl] 
1775.01.12  New York  CITATION Could I the abundance of my sorrow show [fl] 
1774.10.20  New York  CITATION Could James the Second leave his grave [fl] 
1759.11.02  Portsmouth  CITATION Could lays harmonious speak thy high desert [fl] 
1773.03.01  Boston  CITATION Could mortal borrow accents from the skies? [fl] 
1732.01.04  Philadelphia  CITATION Could mortals taste of heavenly bliss and joy [fl] 
1779.02.19  Williamsburg  CITATION Could mournful sadness, mix'd with streams of flowing tears [fl] 
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