Early American Imprints I
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Early American Imprints, Series I: Evans (1639-1800) is a comprehensive collection of digitized publications that appeared in North America from 1639-1800. The collection is based on the relevant bibliography by Charles Evans (American Bibliography, vols. 1-16, 1903-1967) and the publisher's microfilm edition. It forms an important source base for all aspects of research on early modern American culture (history, literature, philosophy, theology, etc.). The collection includes over 36,000 titles and more than 2.4 million images.
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Erscheinungsorte
- Portsmouth [N.H.]  12
- State of New-Hampshire Portsmouth  6
- Portsmouth, N.H  4
- State of New-Hampshire, Portsmouth  4
- Portsmouth (New-Hampshire)  2
- Portsmouth New-Hampshire  2
- Portsmouth, New-Hampshire  2
- Exeter, N.H  1
- New-Hampshire Portsmouth  1
- Portsmouth, New Hampshire  1
- [Portsmouth, N.H.]  1
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- Printed by John Melcher, printer to the state,  8
- Printed by George Jerry Osborne,  6
- Printed by J. Melcher,  4
- Printed by George Jerry Osborne  3
- Printed by George Jerry Osborne.  2
- Printed by Daniel Fowle.  1
- Printed by J. Melcher printer to the Hon. General-Court,  1
- Printed by John Melcher  1
- Printed by John Melcher, printer to the Hon. General Court,  1
- Printed by John Melcher, printer to the Hon. General-Court,  1
- Printed by John Melcher, printer to the state.  1
- Printed by Jonh [sic] Melcher, printer to the state,  1
- Printed by Melcher and Osborne  1
- Printed by Robert Gerrish,  1
- Printed by Robert Gerrish, printer to the Honorable the General-Court of the state of New-Hampshire,  1
- Printed by Robert Gerrish.  1
- Printer [sic] by John Melcher, printfr [sic] to the Hon. General-Court,  1
- R. Gerrish, print.  1
Erscheinungsdatum
- 1784  2
- 1785  2
- 1786  2
- 1787  3
- 1788  4
- 1789  2
- 1790  2
- 1791  2
- 1792  2
- 1793  2
- 1794  2
- 1795  1
- 1796  2
- 1797  2
- 1798  2
- 1799  2
- 1800  2
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