The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
Text Index-FORTUNE

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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1760.03.15  New Haven  CITATION Fortune, a goddess, mortals own [fl] 
1768.08.16  London  CITATION Fortune, alas! how sportest thou on earth! [fl] 
1768.08.25  New York  CITATION Fortune, alas! how sportest thou on earth! [fl] 
1768.09.02  London  CITATION Fortune, alas! how sportest thou on earth [fl] 
1782.07.17  Chatham  CITATION Fortune, alas! how sportest thou on earth! [fl] 
1769.12.22  Harwich  CITATION Fortune, author of lyric [beg] What is the silly fellow dis, pray tell 
1735.02.25  London?  CITATION Fortune, Goddess prone to ranging [fl] 
1736.11.29  Antigua  CITATION Fortune, Negro fiddler, executed in Antigua for part in plot 
1736.11.30  Antigua  CITATION Fortune, Negro fiddler, executed in Antigua for part in plot 
1736.12.09  Antigua  CITATION Fortune, Negro fiddler, executed in Antigua for part in plot 
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