The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1782.11.05  Baltimore  CITATION Thought, A [t] [beg] From the bleak regions of the North 
1782.11.09  Philadelphia  CITATION Thought, A [t] [beg] From the bleak regions of the north 
1772.10.20  Hartford  CITATION Thought, A [t] [beg] In spring the fields with blooming flow'rs abound 
1772.11.20  Portsmouth  CITATION Thought, A [t] [beg] In spring the fields with blooming flow'rs abound 
1783.05.27  Baltimore  CITATION Thought in a Garden, A [t] [beg] Delightful mansion, blest retreat 
1769.12.21  Williamsburg  CITATION Thought on Autumn, A [t] [beg] [text cut out] 
1769.10.26  New York  CITATION Thought on Autumn, A [t] [beg] These fading trees shall soon again 
1782.05.22  Chatham  CITATION Thought on Death, A [t] [beg] And why, my soul, so loth to take thy flight 
1771.05.07  Hartford  CITATION Thought on Eternity, A [t] [beg] E'er the foundations of the world were laid 
1774.03.29  Boston  CITATION Thought on the Communial State, A [t] [beg] Methinks I see my honour'd 
1774.09.30  New London  CITATION Thought on the Present State of America, A [t] [beg] Just is the strife, in 
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