The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1773.11.18  Williamsburg  CITATION Through all creation, whatsoe'er we call [fl] 
1775.10.21  Williamsburg  CITATION Through all creation, whatsoe'er we call [fl] 
1775.11.30  New York  CITATION Through all creation, whatsoe'er we call [fl] 
1776.02.02  Newburyport  CITATION Through all creation, whatsoe'er we call [fl] 
1781.06.18  New York  CITATION Through all the changes and the toils of life [fl] 
1773.05.11  London  CITATION Through all the employments of life [t], tune hummed by thief after robbery 
1773.06.10  New York  CITATION Through life some prospect still before us lies [fl] 
1737.09.05  Boston  CITATION Through the dark vale of misery [fl] 
1772.06.18  London  CITATION Through the Wood Laddie [t], Bute offered to play on bagpipes 
1772.07.20  London  CITATION Through the Wood Laddie [t], Bute offered to play on bagpipes 
1768.05.12  New York  CITATION Through the Wood Laddie [t], Storer, Miss M, to sing 
1774.04.29  Charleston  CITATION Through the Wood Laddie [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing after Bold Stroke [t] 
1768.06.02  New York  CITATION Through the Wood Laddie [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing in Catharine [t] 
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