The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1783.04.19  Boston  CITATION Rural Excursion, The [t] [beg] Ad--m on Sunday noon was mounted! 
1783.12.30  Baltimore  CITATION Rural Felicity [t], to be sung by Mrs Hyde in Witches [t] 
1772.06.08  Philadelphia  CITATION Rural Happiness [t] [beg] Blest is the man, who free from anxious cares 
1751.06.13  London  CITATION Rural Happiness [t] [beg] Happy the man to whom kind heav'n 
1779.05.07  London  CITATION Rural Ode, A [t] [beg] When the aurera gilds the morning with a sweet 
1762.02.11  Philadelphia  CITATION Rural Ode [t] [beg] Ye dryads fair, whose temples round 
1782.03.11  Boston  CITATION Rural Prospect [t] [beg] Health to you all, ye hills, and vales and plains 
1782.09.30  Boston  CITATION Rural Scene, A [t] [beg] Sweet contemplation to pursue! 
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