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Thomas, Isaiah (1749-1831)
  
ARCHÆOLOGIA AMERICANA.
  
TRANSACTIONS AND COLLECTIONS OF THE American Antiquarian Society.
  
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CONTENTS.

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HISTORY OF NEWSPAPERS,
  
EXPLANATION OF THE INDIAN GAZETTE,
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MASSACHUSETTS.
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BOSTON.
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MAGAZINES, ETC. PRINTED IN BOSTON BEFORE THE REVOLUTION.
  
The Boston Weekly Magazine.
  
The Christian History.
  
The American Magazine and Historical Chronicle.
  
The New-England Magazine.
  
The Censor.
  
The Royal American Magazine.
  
SALEM.
  
NEWBURYPORT.
  
WORCESTER.
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RHODE ISLAND.
  
NEWPORT.
  
PROVIDENCE.
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CONNECTICUT.
  
NEW HAVEN.
  
NEW LONDON.
  
HARTFORD.
  
NORWICH.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
  
PORTSMOUTH.
  
EXETER.
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NEW YORK.
  
NEW YORK.
  
OTHER PERIODICAL WORKS PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK BEFORE 1775.
  
ALBANY.
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NEW JERSEY.
  
MAGAZINE, &c., PUBLISHED IN NEW JERSEY BEFORE 1775.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
  
PHILADELPHIA.
  
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS, PRINTED IN PHILADELPHIA PREVIOUSLY TO THE YEAR 1775.
  
MAGAZINES, &c., PUBLISHED IN PHILADELPHIA BEFORE THE REVOLUTION.
  
GERMANTOWN.
  
LANCASTER.
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DELAWARE.
  
WILMINGTON.
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MARYLAND.
  
BALTIMORE.
  
VIRGINIA.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
  
NEWBERN.
  
WILMINGTON.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
  
CHARLESTON.
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GEORGIA.
  
SAVANNAH.
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NEW STATES, &c.
  
VERMONT.
  
KENTUCKY.
  
TENNESSEE.
  
OHIO.
  
MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY.
  
LOUISIANA.
  
NOTE.
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BRITISH COLONIES, ON THE CONTINENT.
  
NOVA SCOTIA.
  
HALIFAX.
  
CANADA.
  
QUEBEC.
  
MONTREAL.
  
NEW BRUNSWICK.
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BRITISH ISLANDS.
  
JAMAICA.
  
BARBADOES.
  
ST. CHRISTOPHER.
  
ANTIGUA.
  
DOMINICA.
  
GRANADA.
  
ST. CROIX.
  
BERMUDA.
  
BAHAMA ISLANDS.
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FRENCH ISLANDS.
  
PORT AU PRINCE.
  
CAPE FRANÇOIS.
  
MARTINICO.
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SPANISH AMERICA.
  
CUBA.
  
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
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BOOKSELLERS.
  
BOSTON.
  
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts.
  
CHARLESTOWN, Massachusetts.
  
NEWBURYPORT.
  
SALEM.
  
PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire.
  
NEW HAVEN, Connecticut.
  
HARTFORD.
  
NEWPORT, Rhode Island.
  
PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island.
  
NEW YORK.
  
PHILADELPHIA.
  
GERMANTOWN, Pennsylvania.
  
LANCASTER, Pennsylvania.
  
WILMINGTON, Delaware.
  
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland.
  
CHARLESTON, South Carolina.
  
SAVANNAH, Georgia.
  
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APPENDIX A.
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APPENDIX B.
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APPENDIX C.
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APPENDIX D.
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APPENDIX E.
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APPENDIX F.
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APPENDIX G.
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APPENDIX H.
 I. 
APPENDIX I.
 J. 
APPENDIX J.
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APPENDIX K.
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APPENDIX L.
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APPENDIX M.
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APPENDIX N.
  
MAGAZINES, AND OTHER PERIODICAL WORKS PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1810.
  
LIST OF NEWSPAPERS, PUBLISHED IN THE COLONIES, NOW THE UNITED STATES, AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, IN 1775, AND THOSE PUBLISHED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR 1810.
  
FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS.
  
CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS IN WHAT IS NOW THE UNITED STATES, PRIOR TO THE REVOLUTION OF 1775–6.
  
ADDENDA.
  
INDEX
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NEW HAVEN, Connecticut.

1743. J. Pomeroy, bookseller, and postmaster.

1749. Samuel Cook, imported and sold some English
books, but did not continue long in business.

1756. James Parker & Co., printers, dealt, in a small
way, in books and stationery.

1759. John Hotchkiss, sold merchandise of various
kinds; and dealt somewhat largely in books, supplies of
which he received from New York.

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1763. Benedict Arnold. well known afterwards as a
major general in the American army, and as deserting the
cause of his country, combined the bookselling business
with that of a druggist, and was in the trade from 1763
to about 1767; he imported books from England.

1768. James Lockwood, dealt largely in books until about
the year 1775.

1768. Isaac Beers. A respectable bookseller. He died
in August, 1813.

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