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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  1. Printed by John Holt  6
  2. s.n.  5
  3. Printed by Samuel and John Loudon, printers to the state.  4
  4. Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, printers to the state.  3
  5. Printed by Loring Andrews, printer to the state.  3
  6. Printed by Loring Andrews & Co. printers to the state.  2
  7. Printed by Samuel Loudon.  2
  8. --Printed by Francis Childs, printer to the state.  1
  9. Printed by Charles R. & George Webster, at their bookstore, in the white house, corner of State and Pearl-Streets, for John Morton, printer to the state.  1
  10. Printed by Charles R. and George Webster, no. 2, Pearl-Street, opposite the bank; for Childs & Swaine, printers to the state.  1
  11. Printed by E. Holt, printer to the state.  1
  12. Printed by Elizabeth Holt  1
  13. Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine printers to the state.  1
  14. Printed by John Childs, for the printer to the state.  1
  15. Printed by John Holt, printer to the state of New-York.  1
  16. Printed by S. Loudon, printer to the state.  1
  17. Printed by William Robins, for the printer to the state.  1
  18. Printed for Samuel and John Loudon, printers to the state.  1

Sprache

  1. Englisch  36

Zeitraum

  1. 1775-1865  1
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