The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1762.03.11  New York  CITATION Vision, A [t] [beg] Pleas'd to perform the will of God on high 
1775.03.04  Williamsburg  CITATION Vision, A [t] [beg] That thou art dead, we all, with truth rejoice 
1770.05.19  London  CITATION Vision, A [t] [beg] Tir'd of an indolent, corrupted age 
1772.08.18  Hartford  CITATION Vision of Eden, A [t] [beg] When darkness had o'erspread the midnight skies 
1762.12.06  Newport  CITATION Vision, The [t], author of lyric [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed by the 
1762.11.25  Boston  CITATION Vision, The [t] [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed by the briny flood 
1762.11.29  London  CITATION Vision, The [t] [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed by the briny sea 
1762.12.03  Portsmouth  CITATION Vision, The [t] [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed by the briny flood 
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