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John Mycall

1750–1833

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7 works

1782–1800 across 6 dated works

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Newbury-Port, Feb. 19, 1782.: Sir, On behalf of the gentlemen concerned in the publication of the Temple ... They would therefore beg leave to enroll your name in front on the list of patrons ... But they especially entreat you to honor them with your company ... to meet, and appoint a committee to inspect and approve all pieces before they are published ...1782
To the public.: The interests of liberty are inseparable from those of learning and of virtue ... And that the laudable design of the worthy undertakers may be brought to effect, the publisher hereof has dedicated a free press to the sole use of publishing, if suitable encouragement is found, the Temple, a weekly paper, sacred to the interest of learning and virtue, of liberty and religion, on the following plan.1782
Printing-office in Newbury-port, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, March 22d, 1786.: Proposals, for publishing a complete system of arithmetic, more comprehensive, plain and intelligible than any extant, with demonstrations of the several rules, & other useful matters, as the method of making taxes, &c. ..1786
The New-England primer, enlarged and improved, or, An easy and pleasant guide to the art of reading: adorned with cuts, also, the catechism.1790

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The Psalms of David, imitated in the language of the New Testament, and applied to the Christian state and worship1758
With Isaac Watts
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Newbury-Port, Feb. 19, 1782.: Sir, On behalf of the gentlemen concerned in the publication of the Temple ... They would therefore beg leave to enroll your name in front on the list of patrons ... But they especially entreat you to honor them with your company ... to meet, and appoint a committee to inspect and approve all pieces before they are published ...1782
10 editions
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Printing-office in Newbury-port, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, March 22d, 1786.: Proposals, for publishing a complete system of arithmetic, more comprehensive, plain and intelligible than any extant, with demonstrations of the several rules, & other useful matters, as the method of making taxes, &c. ..1786
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To the public.: The interests of liberty are inseparable from those of learning and of virtue ... And that the laudable design of the worthy undertakers may be brought to effect, the publisher hereof has dedicated a free press to the sole use of publishing, if suitable encouragement is found, the Temple, a weekly paper, sacred to the interest of learning and virtue, of liberty and religion, on the following plan.1782
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A funereal address, on the death of the late General George Washington interspersed with sketches of, and observations on, his character. Delivered in the Baptist Meeting-House in Harvard, February 22, 18001800
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The New-England primer, enlarged and improved, or, An easy and pleasant guide to the art of reading: adorned with cuts, also, the catechism.1790
1 edition
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A funeral address, on the death of the late General George Washington: interspersed with sketches of, and observations on, his life and character : delivered in the Baptist Meeting-House in Harvard, February 22, 18001800
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