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The Andrew Barclay of this paper is not to be confused with Andrew Barclay of New York, member of a rich family of brewers from Ulster, owner of a Chippendale bookplate engraved by Elisha Gallaudet.

[2]

French, H. D., "Early American Bookbinding by Hand," Bookbinding in America, ed. by Hellmut Lehmann-Haupt (1941), fig. 13, opp. p. 29. The smaller version may be found also in Goodspeed's Book Shop, (Boston, Mass., n.d.) Catalogue No. 376, cover; Davidson, Marshall, ed. Life in America (1951), I, 123.

[3]

Landauer, B. C., Early American Trade Cards (1927), pl. II; French, loc. cit.

[4]

Leamington Book Shop, (Washington 6, D.C., n.d.) Catalogue No. 1, no. 64. Now the property of The American Philosophical Society. No. 50 of the Rosenbach Collection of Early American Children's Books in the Free Lib. of Phila. Another copy in private hands.

[5]

Wroth, L. C., The Colonial Printer (1938), pp. 212-213.

[6]

Heal, Sir Ambrose, London Tradesmen's Cards of the XVIII Century (1925), pls. XXIX; XXXIV; LII; LXXVIII, show interiors of shops though none are bookbinders'.

[7]

New York Public Library, Bulletin, XXXII (1928), 171.

[8]

Stauffer, D. M. American Engravers upon Copper and Steel (1907), II, 253.

[9]

Brigham, Clarence, Paul Revere's Engravings (1954), pls. 54, 55, & 56.

[10]

Thomas, Isaiah, History of Printing in America, Transactions of the American Antiquarian Society, VI (1874), II, 230.

[11]

Evans, Charles, American Bibliography (1907), IV, 434.

[12]

Evans, IV, no. 10189, 10225, 10816, 10990, 11991, 12675; V, no. 13220; A.A.S. card cat. (2); B.P.L. (1); Rosenbach, A.S.W., Early American Children's Books (1933), no. 59; Boston Evening Post, Dec. 11, 1769.

[13]

Evans, IV, no. 10189.

[14]

Wroth, p. 212.

[15]

Broadsides, Ballads, etc. Printed in Massachusetts, 1639-1800, Massachusetts Historical Society. Collections (1922), LXXV, no. 1340.

[16]

"Henry Knox and the London Book-Store in Boston, Note by the Editor," Massachusetts Historical Society. Proceedings (1928), LXI, 270.

[17]

The Massachusetts Gazette, April 21, 1774.

[18]

The Boston Evening-Post, December 4, & December 11, 1769.

[19]

The Massachusetts Spy, September 19 & 26; October 3, 10, 17, & 24, 1771.

[20]

Boston, Registry Dept., Boston Marriages From 1752 to 1809, Records Relating to the Early History of Boston, v. 30 (1903), p. 41.

[21]

Boston. Registry Dept. Miscellaneous Papers, Records Relating to the Early History of Boston, v. 29 (1900), p. 276.

[22]

The Boston Chronicle, March 28-Apr. 4, 1768.

[23]

Thomas, I, 154.

[24]

Evans, IV, no. 12675.

[25]

"A List of 'Protesters' and 'Addressers'", Massachusetts Historical Society. Proceedings, 1869-1870 (1871), p. 392, and also, "Dissentients from the Solemn League and Covenant," Massachusetts Gazette, July 7, 1774.

[26]

Sabine, Lorenzo, Biographical Sketches of Loyalists of the American Revolution (1864), II, 476.

[27]

Jones, E. A., Loyalists in Massachusetts (1930), p. 19.

[28]

Ibid., p. xix.

[29]

Howe, General Sir William, Orderly Book, ed. by B. F. Stevens (1890), pp. 161-162.

[30]

Jones, p. xix.

[31]

Scots Charitable Society, Constitution and Bylaws (1896), p. 99.

[32]

Royal American Gazette, 18 September 1777.

[33]

R. A. G., 10 September 1778.

[34]

R. A. G., 28 November & 3 December 1782.

[35]

R. A. G., 3 December 1782.

[36]

Ibid.

[37]

R. A. G., 11 February 1783.

[38]

R. A. G., 20 May 1783.

[39]

Wallace, W. S., The United Empire Loyalists (1920), p. 67.

[40]

Ibid.

[41]

Murdoch, Beamish, A History of Nova Scotia (1867), III, 40.

[42]

Galloway, Joseph, The Claims of the American Loyalists (1788), p. viii.

[43]

Wallace, W. S., The Encyclopaedia of Canada (Toronto, 1937), V, 387.

[44]

Smith, T. W., "The Loyalists at Shelburne," Nova Scotia Historical Society. Collections (1888), VI, 74.

[45]

R. A. G., February 21, 1785.

[45a]

Book A Special Sessions, Shelburne, Feb. 3, 1785; Minute Book Port Roseway Associates. Dominion Archives, Ottawa.

[46]

Marston, Thomas, Journal New Brunswick Historical Society. Collections, (1909), No. 8, p. 234.

[47]

Ms. List of Original Grantees of Shelburne, Municipal Clerk's Office, Shelburne, N.S.

[48]

Ms., Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Halifax, N.S.

[49]

Gilroy, Marion, comp., "Loyalists and Land Settlement in Nova Scotia," Public Archives of Nova Scotia (1937), Pub. No. 4, p. 77.

[50]

Ms., Registry of Deeds, Municipal Clerk's Office, Shelburne, N.S.

[51]

Ibid.

[52]

Ms., Receipted Bill, White Collection, Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Halifax.

[53]

Ms. List of Persons in Massachusetts Bay Who Have Suffered Losses, No. 1674, Public Record Office, London.

[54]

Ms. petition, Public Archives of Nova Scotia.

[55]

Acadian Recorder, July 19, 1823.

[55a]

No. A225 Probate Office. Shelburne.

[56]

Ms., Cleish Parish Register, Register House, Edinburgh.

[57]

Watson, C. B. B., Register of Edinburgh Apprentices, 1666-1700, Scottish Record Society, pt. 110 (1929), p. 7.

[58]

Bushnell, G. H., "Printers, Bookbinders and Booksellers in Scotland," A Dictionary of the Printers and Booksellers . . . in England, Scotland, and Ireland From 1726 to 1775. . . . (1932), p. 320.