The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1782.06.15  Boston  CITATION See a new progeny from heaven descend! [fl] 
1770.03.22  Williamsburg  CITATION See boyhood represent the verdant spring [fl] 
1768.12.22  Philadelphia  CITATION See Chatham, friend to freedom's cause [fl] 
1776.11.12  Portsmouth  CITATION See civil rage torment this bleeding land [fl] 
1769.07.20  New York  CITATION See Clara, yonder blooming rose [fl] 
1766.01.31  Hartford  CITATION See commons, peers, and ministers of state [fl] 
1780.01.05  New York  CITATION See France and Spain to battle dare [fl] 
1772.06.25  Charleston  CITATION See! from afar the glitt'ring face of day [fl] 
1774.06.30  Williamsburg  CITATION See, from yon dark and melancholy cell [fl] 
1783.11.25  London  CITATION See gay Mrs. Tonish, of Grosv'nor Place [fl] 
1761.07.23  Boston  CITATION See graceful Fordyce, lucent northern star [fl] 
1761.08.21  London  CITATION See graceful Fordyce, lucent northern star [fl] 
1782.02.14  London  CITATION See happy frailties to all ranks apply'd [fl] 
1741.03.17  Boston  CITATION See heaven born Tennent from Mount Sinai flies [fl] 
1768.05.12  Philadelphia  CITATION See how each finger acts its part [fl] 
1758.06.16  Portsmouth  CITATION See! how the fair creation round [fl] 
1772.11.05  Williamsburg  CITATION See how the silver-fringed frost [fl] 
1737.01.17  London  CITATION See how the world its veterans rewards! [fl] 
1771.06.14  New London  CITATION See how the world, o'erwhelm'd in sin [fl] 
1740.01.29  London  CITATION See! how these holy self-abasing souls [fl] 
1740.02.12  London  CITATION See! how these holy self-abasing souls [fl] 
1740.02.07  London  CITATION See! how those holy, self-abasing souls [fl] 
1775.04.08  Williamsburg  CITATION See in yonder chequer'd grove [fl] 
1760.03.20  Annapolis  CITATION See John the soldier, Jack the tar [fl] 
1765.11.08  Portsmouth  CITATION See! Mercy, mercy from on high [fl] 
1732.10.02  Boston  CITATION See on his bed the sickly dotard lie [fl] 
1761.01.29  Philadelphia  CITATION See! Pale Britannia clad in sable woe [fl] 
1781.10.06  New York  CITATION See rapture beam from every eye [fl] 
1758.12.22  Charleston  CITATION See Royal Edward land! [fl] 
1759.02.16  New London  CITATION See Royal Edward land! [fl] 
1769.08.28  London  CITATION See! See approach [fl] 
1769.09.15  London  CITATION See! See approach [fl] 
1744.01.12  Bristol  CITATION See, see, at length the finish'd structure rise [fl] 
1744.02.16  Bristol  CITATION See, see, at length the finish'd structure rise [fl] 
1769.04.27  New York  CITATION See, see, the moments, how they pass [fl] 
1772.04.27  Philadelphia  CITATION See spring once more erects each purple plume [fl] 
1774.04.12  Charleston  CITATION See spring once more erects each purple plume [fl] 
1764.08.25  London  CITATION See the Conq'ring Hero Comes [t], played by band of music at court 
1764.08.13  Genoa  CITATION See the Conq'ring Hero [t], played by bands of music, in Genoa, for Granby 
1764.08.02  London  CITATION See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band for entry of Granby 
1764.08.20  London  CITATION See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band for entry of Granby 
1764.08.24  London  CITATION See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band for entry of Granby 
1779.07.07  Spithead  CITATION See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band of music for Keppel 
1779.07.31  London  CITATION See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band of music for Keppel 
1772.10.10  Philadelphia  CITATION See the glad soul borne on some cherub's wing [fl] 
1773.01.16  Philadelphia  CITATION See the leaves around ye falling [fl] 
1773.10.29  New London  CITATION See the leaves around ye falling [fl] 
1780.04.28  New York  CITATION See the leaves around ye falling [fl] 
1780.06.01  Norwich  CITATION See the leaves around ye falling [fl] 
1772.12.31  Williamsburg  CITATION See the leaves round ye falling [fl] 
1775.01.12  New York  CITATION See the poor native quit the Lybian shores [fl] 
1775.01.28  Philadelphia  CITATION See the poor native quit the Lybian shores [fl] 
1775.01.28  Providence  CITATION See the poor native quit the Lybian shores [fl] 
1775.02.17  Boston  CITATION See the poor native quit the Lybian shores [fl] 
1773.08.28  Baltimore  CITATION See! the whole atmosphere, how wildly hurl'd [fl] 
1773.12.29  Newburyport  CITATION See there, my friend, that reconnoit'ring foe [fl] 
1769.08.14  Newport  CITATION See tyrants, foes to freedom's cause [fl] 
1783.05.05  Boston  CITATION See, where his patient's case to hear [fl] 
1776.06.15  Portsmouth  CITATION See where she comes! transcending human praise [fl] 
1775.03.30  Boston  CITATION See, where the bright Aurelia lies [fl] 
1773.04.29  Williamsburg  CITATION See where the farmer, with a master's eye [fl] 
1768.02.04  Williamsburg  CITATION See winter's stern ungovern'd train [fl] 
1783.07.26  Philadelphia  CITATION See with stern eye relenting vengeance weeps! [fl] 
1783.08.21  Philadelphia  CITATION See with stern eye, relenting vengeance weeps! [fl] 
1783.08.25  Philadelphia  CITATION See with stern eye relenting vengeance weeps! [fl] 
1783.12.02  Charleston  CITATION See, with stern eye, relenting vengeance weeps! [fl] 
1747.03.26  Boston  CITATION See with what pride Britannia rears her head! [fl] 
1769.11.09  New York  CITATION See yon majestic orb of light [fl] 
1780.12.02  Providence  CITATION See yon majestic orb of light [fl] 
1770.02.12  Newport  CITATION See yon majestic orb of lights [fl] 
1782.05.22  New York  CITATION See you black cloud that big with tempest lours [fl] 
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