The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1783.10.28  New Brunswick  CITATION S, A, author of lyric [beg] Whilst others may place their repose 
1767.07.03  Bristol  CITATION S, author of lyric [beg] Far in the West there liv'd of old 
1769.11.02  New York  CITATION S, author of lyric [beg] He his fabric of the heavens 
1772.09.14  Philadelphia  CITATION S, author of lyric [beg] Mark the bee in Flora's bower 
1779.08.19  Fishkill  CITATION S, author of lyric [beg] To fight, or not to fight? that is the question 
1768.05.14  Providence  CITATION S, B, author of lyric [beg] When wasting winter's rage had pass'd away 
1760.11.04  New York  CITATION S Courtley Nice [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1760.11.10  New York  CITATION S Courtley Nice [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1760.11.24  New York  CITATION S Courtley Nice [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1771.03.02  Providence  CITATION S, G, author of lyric [beg] On Albion's topmost cliff, whose towering crest 
1778.03.12  Albany  CITATION S, H, author of lyric [beg] Amidst the bustling noise of war 
1770.05.24  New York  CITATION S, H, author of lyric [beg] I dream'd that buried in my fellow-clay 
1769.08.12  Coventry  CITATION S, J, author of lyric [beg] We men of Coventry 
1776.11.12  London  CITATION S, J, author of lyric [beg] What discontents, what dire events 
1759.10.20  Charleston  CITATION S, J, author of lyric [beg] What reas'ning this? Why any Tool 
1768.04.28  Williamsburg  CITATION S, M, author of lyric [beg] Supremely blest with an Hibernian head 
1751.04.18  Williamsburg  CITATION S, N, author of lyric [beg] Exalted muse, in mystic lays 
1769.08.17  New York  CITATION S, P, author of lyric [beg] While gazing crowds with curious eyes 
1769.09.01  New London  CITATION S, P, author of lyric [beg] While gazing crowds with curious eyes 
1759.12.31  New York  CITATION S, P, author of lyric [beg] Whilst tuneful bards prepare to sing 
1730.06.25  Philadelphia  CITATION S, R, author of lyric [beg] Clos'd are those eyes, that beamed seraphic fire 
1734.07.22  Boston  CITATION S, R, author of lyric [beg] Most noble peer, your ever charming verse 
1766.01.02  London  CITATION S, R, author of lyric [beg] Two honest tradesmen meeting in the Strand 
1766.01.17  New Haven  CITATION S, R, author of lyric [beg] Two honest tradesmen meeting in the strand 
1770.09.18  London  CITATION S, T, author of lyric [beg] While with zeal for your welfare I ardently burn 
1780.12.13  Trenton  CITATION S, W, author of lyric [beg] What dread explosion rends the distant skies! 
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