The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1767.04.09  Jamaica  CITATION I'll burn, or hang, which ever you think right [fl] 
1767.04.06  Jamaica  CITATION I'll burn, or hang, whichever you think right [fl] 
1768.01.21  New York  CITATION Ill-fated Prince!--again the smiling year [fl] 
1783.12.16  New Brunswick  CITATION I'll haste me to some shady grove [fl] 
1758.02.27  London  CITATION I'll tel you, says Q--n, why our bravery droops [fl] 
1780.09.27  Chatham  CITATION I'll tell you a tale, it's as strange as 'tis true [fl] 
1781.05.04  Pequaig  CITATION I'll tell you what I have to do [fl] 
1783.08.04  Boston  CITATION I'll weave me a garland so rare [fl] 
1783.08.23  Philadelphia  CITATION I'll weave me a garland so rare [fl] 
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