The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1768.03.24  Annapolis  CITATION Voice, bass, clerk has, in personal satire 
1783.05.31  Charleston  CITATION Voice, German flute mounted with ivory for, for sale by John Troup 
1763.09.17  Providence  CITATION Voice, musical, necessary qualification of a clergyman 
1773.08.12  New York  CITATION Voice of Creation, The [t] [beg] There is a God, all nature speaks 
1773.01.25  Newport  CITATION Voice of Freedom, The [t] [beg] Americans attend to freedom's cry! 
1778.02.12  Worcester  CITATION Voice of Our Forefathers, The [t] [beg] Defend, Oh Son! thy right defend 
1771.08.29  Williamsburg  CITATION Voice, operas set for, for sale by Purdie and Dixon 
1771.09.05  Williamsburg  CITATION Voice, operas set for, for sale by Purdie and Dixon 
1770.03.02  New Haven  CITATION Voice, rules for tuning, in Posture Maker;...treatise on oratory [t] 
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