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(Newspapers) Hench, John B. (editor). THREE HUNDRED YEARS OF THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER.
Worcester American Antiquarian Society 1991 8vo. stiff paper wrappers. pp. 363-463.
Reprinted from the Proceedings. A series of six articles which together give a history of the American Newspaper. Illustrated.
Price: $ 13.95 other currencies Order nr. 37006

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(Newspapers) Lathem, Edward Connery CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS, 1690-1820.
Barre American Antiquarian Society & Barre Publishers (1972) 4to. cloth, dust jacket. ix, 131 pages.
"Being a tabular guide to holdings of newspapers published in America through the year 1820."
Price: $ 40.00 other currencies Order nr. 37572

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Nissenbaum, Stephen W. CHRISTMAS IN EARLY NEW ENGLAND 1620-1820: PURITANISM, POPULAR CULTURE, AND THE PRINTED WORD.
Worcester American Antiquarian Society 1997 8vo. stiff paper wrappers pp. 79-164.
Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 106, Part I. Nissenbaum's essay traces how Puritans tried to keep Christmas out of New England and how the holiday still managed to return. Christmas entered first into the margins of New England culture, and then, by the latter half of the eighteenth-century, into its very mainstream. The struggle over this holiday was waged with the weapon of the printing press, and most especially in the region's almanacs, its hymnals, and its children's literature. These may have been the three most widely-read genres of all in New England - the very places where official and unofficial culture were mostly intertwined. The reappearance of older popular traditions of wassailing and begging in printed form suggests both a continuity with older rituals and a transformation of those rituals by respectable, even "official" culture.
Price: $ 15.00 other currencies Order nr. 47111

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Ridge, Martin et al WRITING THE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN WEST.
Worcester American Antiquarian Society 1991 8vo. stiff paper wrappers. (iv), 63-166, (2) pages.
Reprinted from the Proceedings. Includes a preface by John B. Hench, essays by Martin Ridge, Elizabeth A.H. John, Alvin M. Josephy, Jr., Howard Lamar and Kevin Starr. The exhibition catalogue was prepared by George Miles.
Price: $ 12.95 other currencies Order nr. 42179

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Shields, David S., Caroline Sloat, et al. LIBERTY! ÉGALITÉ! INDEPENDENCIA! : PRINT CULTURE, ENLIGHTENMENT AND REVOLUTION IN THE AMERICAS, 1776-1838.
Papers from a Conference at the American Antiquarian Society in June 2006 and the James Russell Wiggins Lecture 'We declare you independent whether you wish it or not': The Print Culture of Early Filibusterism. Worcester, MA American Antiquarian Society 2007 6 x 9.25 inches stiff paper wrappers 216 pages
This new book begins with the 2006 James Russell Wiggins Lecture, an annual activity of the American Antiquarian Society through its Program in the History of the Book in American Culture. The lectureship honors the memory of James Russell Wiggins, the president of the American Antiquarian Society from 1970 to 1977. This year, the lecture was given by David Shields on the topic "'We declare you independent whether you wish it or not': The Print Culture of Early Filibusterism."
The conference papers explore the circulation, translation, revision, cross-cultural interpretation and influence of key texts inciting revolt against colonial domination and establishing independent states in the western hemisphere during the first age of Revolution. Matters treated include the effect of European Enlightenment books and pamphlets on independence movements throughout the Americas; the representation of Revolutions in North America, France, Haiti, Central and South America in the press; the publication of public documents, charters and political declarations and their international influence; print and the reaction against the Revolution; and the literature of Revolution and the creation of the "vox populi" in new American nation states.
Distributed for the American Antiquarian Society.
Price: $ 25.00 other currencies Order nr. 95793

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Shipton, Clifford K. and James E. Mooney NATIONAL INDEX OF AMERICAN IMPRINTS THROUGH 1800, THE SHORT TITLE EVANS.
2 volumes. N.P. American Antiquarian Society 1969 4to. cloth. xxvii,548; xxi,549-1028 pages.
Condensed set of Evans. However, this short-title edition contains listings for the 10,035 titles which were not in the original set of Evans (listed 39,162 items). Thus this set is really a supplement to the original edition.
Price: $ 85.00 other currencies Order nr. 7042

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Shipton, Clifford K. INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY 1812-1961.
Worcester American Antiquarian Society 1978 thick 8vo. cloth. 603 pages.
An essential guide to the mass of information that had been published in the Proceedings of the AAS. Three page introduction by Marcus McCorison.
Price: $ 75.00 other currencies Order nr. 7598

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(Songsters) Lowens, Irving A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SONGSTERS PRINTED IN AMERICA BEFORE 1821.
Worcester American Antiquarian Society 1976 8vo. cloth. xxxviii, 229 pages.
First edition. This bibliography lists close to 650 songsters with full bibliographical collations. For the purpose of this bibliography, a songster is defined as a collection of three or more secular poems intended to be sung. A geographical directory of printers, publishers, booksellers, and engravers, among others, is included, along with indices of compilers and titles. Distributed for the American Antiquarian Society.
Price: $ 35.00 other currencies Order nr. 4640

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Walgren, Kent Logan FREEMASONRY, ANTI-MASONRY AND ILLUMINISM IN THE UNITED STATES, 1734-1850, A BIBLIOGRAPHY.
2 volumes Worcester, MA American Antiquarian Society 2003 small 4to. cloth cxvi, (ii), 497+(1); vi, (ii), 499-1136 pages
A comprehensive successor to earlier bibliographies of Masonic books printed in the United States, such as Richard Barthelmess's Bibliographie der Freimaurerei in Amerika (1856) and Enoch T. Carson's Bibliotheca Masonica Carsoniana (1874). Volume 1 contains Introductory Essays and Entries from 1734 to 1827; Volume 2, entries from 1827-1850 and Indexes. The author has compiled 5,560 annotated entries, personally examining 95 percent of those for which surviving copies are known. Arranged in a chronological/geographical format, listing U.S. Masonic publications by date and state; and attempting to reclaim lost bibliographical and historical lore known to the Masons of earlier generations; by means of textual quotations, a sense and flavor of the social, political, and religious issues that preoccupied U.S. Freemasons and their detractors in the 18th and 19th centuries, such as the mythical early history of Masonry, women and Masonry, African-American Freemasonry, religion and Freemasonry, and politics and Freemasonry; and raw data on printing of Masonic literature and its economics in the early United States. "The chronological/geographical arrangement, which allows one to track the genesis and growth of the Craft in each state through the year 1850, provides a sense of time (cause-and-effect), context, and history." (introduction). Illustrated throughout with 70 title-page facsimiles, from "The Constitutions of the Free-Masons" (Phila., Benjamin Franklin, 1734), to the "Constitution of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons for the State of California, and Minutes of the Proceedings of the Convention to Constitute Said Lodge" (San Francisco, Bartlett & Robb, 1850). A valuable reference for scholars of U.S. Freemasonry, historians of U.S. social, political, and religious thought, librarians, and students of early U.S. printing.
Price: $ 195.00 other currencies Order nr. 73563

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Winans, Robert B. DESCRIPTIVE CHECKLIST OF BOOK CATALOGUES SEPARATELY PRINTED IN AMERICA 1693-1800
Worcester American Antiquarian Society 1981 8vo. cloth. xxxi, 207 pages.
First edition. Excellent book describing over 300 book catalogues separately issued in America before 1801 by booksellers, publishers, auctioneers, and libraries. Includes locations of copies of the catalogues when known. Most complete listing to date. Printed at the Stinehour Press.
Price: $ 37.50 other currencies Order nr. 5062

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(Zenger, John Peter) Botein, Stephen (editor) ' MR. ZENGER'S MALICE AND FALSHOOD' SIX ISSUES OF THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY JOURNAL, 1733-34.
Worcester American Antiquarian Society 1985 tall 8vo. stiff paper wrappers. 48, (2) pages.
With introduction and afterword by Botein and a facsimile reprint of the six issues. Reproduction of the actual newspaper articles, which led to the famous trial for sedition.
Price: $ 10.00 other currencies Order nr. 42175

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