| A | B |
|---|
| Establishment of Massachusetts Bay Colony | 1638 |
| The Mass Bay colony was established by a bunch of laywers and dissenting clergy from what Univ.? | U. of Cambridge |
| New Town estab. in 1638 AKA | Cambridge |
| Importance of Glover's widow | Ran the first printing press |
| First title published by Mrs. Glover | Freeman's Oath |
| Capital Laws of Mass. Bay | 1643 |
| Successors to Glover | Matthew Day & Samuel Green |
| Most printed book in colonies | Algonquin transl. of Bible - Eliot Indian Bible |
| Early printer in Boston | John Foster |
| Early printer in Philadelphia | William Bradford |
| First paper mill in 1690 - where? | Philadelphia |
| William Nuthead | Jamestown 1682 |
| What did the Gov. of Virginia do to Nuthead? | Evicted |
| Where did most books come from in early 18th century colonial America? | England |
| Best way to survive as printer | Appointment as official printer to governor |
| What was the new source of income for printers? | The newspaper |
| What held treasures of local news? | The American gazettes: 2,120 papers from 1691-1820 |
| American phenomenon was: | the printer-journalist |
| Symbiotic relationship | Postmaster/printer-journalist |
| Pennsylvania Gazette publisher/printer | Ben Franklin |
| Franklin became official printer to State of Penn. in this year | 1730 |
| Liberty Co. of Philadelphia | Ben Franklin's official printing business |
| Lifespan of famous publication: Poor Richard's Almanac | 1733-1758 |
| Print run of Poor Richard's Almanac | 10,000 (for a population of 15,000!) |
| How printing spread in the colonies | Ben Franklin's former employees went to other colonies |
| First paper run by Ben Franklin | New England Courant |
| Who said: God save us from printers? | Sir. William Berkeley |
| How was printing regulated | Licensing acts |
