The History of Printing in America: With a Biography of Printers, and an Account of Newspapers, Volume 6J. Munsell, printer, 1874 - America |
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... COLONIES , VIZ : NOVA SCOTIA , 46 CANADA , NEW BRUNSWICK , IN THE BRITISH ISLANDS , 179 182 184 VIZ : JAMAICA , 185 BARBADOES , 187 ST . CHRISTOPHER , 191 ANTIGUA , 192 66 DOMINICA , 193 GRANADA , ST . CROIX , BERMUDA , BAHAMA ISLANDS ...
... COLONIES , VIZ : NOVA SCOTIA , 46 CANADA , NEW BRUNSWICK , IN THE BRITISH ISLANDS , 179 182 184 VIZ : JAMAICA , 185 BARBADOES , 187 ST . CHRISTOPHER , 191 ANTIGUA , 192 66 DOMINICA , 193 GRANADA , ST . CROIX , BERMUDA , BAHAMA ISLANDS ...
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... COLONIES , TO THE TIME OF THE REVOLUTION , WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF THOSE PUBLISHED IN EUROPE . To an observer of the great utility of the kind of pub- lications called newspapers , it may appear strange that they should have arisen to the ...
... COLONIES , TO THE TIME OF THE REVOLUTION , WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF THOSE PUBLISHED IN EUROPE . To an observer of the great utility of the kind of pub- lications called newspapers , it may appear strange that they should have arisen to the ...
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... colonies . It was not until after the expiration of fifteen years , that another publication of the kind issued from any press in this part of the world . On the 21st day of December , 1719 , the second Anglo- American newspaper was ...
... colonies . It was not until after the expiration of fifteen years , that another publication of the kind issued from any press in this part of the world . On the 21st day of December , 1719 , the second Anglo- American newspaper was ...
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... colonies , which are now comprised in the United States . To these may be added one at Halifax , in Nova Scotia ; and one in Canada , at Quebec . In 1800 , 1 there were at least one hundred and fifty pub- lications of this kind printed ...
... colonies , which are now comprised in the United States . To these may be added one at Halifax , in Nova Scotia ; and one in Canada , at Quebec . In 1800 , 1 there were at least one hundred and fifty pub- lications of this kind printed ...
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... colonies , throughout the extensive continent of North Ame- rica , until the 24th of April , 1704 . 1 John Campbell , a Scotchman , who was a bookseller and postmaster in Boston , was the first who began and esta- blished a publication ...
... colonies , throughout the extensive continent of North Ame- rica , until the 24th of April , 1704 . 1 John Campbell , a Scotchman , who was a bookseller and postmaster in Boston , was the first who began and esta- blished a publication ...
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