Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... became virtually the editor of the paper . It was at the time of the Stamp Act , and his notions of liberty soon got him into trouble . Seditious articles began to appear in the " Gazette . " One day the year's stock of stamped paper ...
... became virtually the editor of the paper . It was at the time of the Stamp Act , and his notions of liberty soon got him into trouble . Seditious articles began to appear in the " Gazette . " One day the year's stock of stamped paper ...
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... became a power in the Massachusetts Bay , and some of the ablest writers in the colony contrib- uted to its columns . Its bold and defiant tone drew widespread attention to the printer ; and while the paper was being burned by the ...
... became a power in the Massachusetts Bay , and some of the ablest writers in the colony contrib- uted to its columns . Its bold and defiant tone drew widespread attention to the printer ; and while the paper was being burned by the ...
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... became one of the largest publishers of his time on either side of the Atlantic . His work , remarkable for its elegance and accuracy , caused Brissot de Warville , the famous Girondist leader , to write of him in his travels in the ...
... became one of the largest publishers of his time on either side of the Atlantic . His work , remarkable for its elegance and accuracy , caused Brissot de Warville , the famous Girondist leader , to write of him in his travels in the ...
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... became nominally the sole proprietor of the paper . In April , 1797 , the title was again changed to The Farmers Weekly Museum : New Hampshire and Vermont Journal ; but in less than a year Carlisle's financial embarrassments compelled ...
... became nominally the sole proprietor of the paper . In April , 1797 , the title was again changed to The Farmers Weekly Museum : New Hampshire and Vermont Journal ; but in less than a year Carlisle's financial embarrassments compelled ...
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... became secondary to other interests . He had great influence in the Federal party and his contributions to the newspapers , especially during the War of 1812 , were marked by their terse and epigrammatic style . In 1811 he was the ...
... became secondary to other interests . He had great influence in the Federal party and his contributions to the newspapers , especially during the War of 1812 , were marked by their terse and epigrammatic style . In 1811 he was the ...
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