The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1732.01.04  London  CITATION Most bounteous Queen, my grateful thanks I pay [fl] 
1727.11.06  New York  CITATION Most gracious sovereign Lord, may't please [fl] 
1727.11.09  English ship  CITATION Most gracious sovereign lord our King [fl] 
1761.08.21  London  CITATION Most gracious Sovereign Lord our King [fl] 
1770.12.10  New York  CITATION Most grievous lot! most dread, most dismal state [fl] 
1770.12.28  Boston  CITATION Most grievous lot! most dread, most dismal state [fl] 
1771.01.03  Boston  CITATION Most grievous lot! most dread, most dismal state [fl] 
1771.09.27  New London  CITATION Most hard! in pleasing your chief glory lies [fl] 
1771.10.08  Hartford  CITATION Most hard! in pleasing your chief glory lies [fl] 
1783.11.20  New York  CITATION Most human forms of government were made [fl] 
1758.03.27  Boston  CITATION Most humbly, sir, we this petition [fl] 
1758.04.17  New York  CITATION Most humbly, Sir, we this petition [fl] 
1770.05.17  New York  CITATION Most lovely, soul inchanting maid [fl] 
1770.06.01  New London  CITATION Most lovely, soul-inchanting maid [fl] 
1770.03.01  New York  CITATION Most men can least in others bear [fl] 
1734.07.22  Boston  CITATION Most noble peer, your ever charming verse [fl] 
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