Hildeburn, Sketches of Printers and Printing in Colonial New York. Table of Contents.

Author:	Hildeburn, Charles R.
Title:	Sketches of Printers and Printing in Colonial New York.
Citation:	New York: Dodd, Mead, & Company, 1895.
Subdivision:	Table of Contents.
	HTML by Dinsmore Documentation * Added March 31, 2004

TABLE OF CONTENTS
	Front Matter, including:
	Frontispiece, Title Page, Preface, Contents, List of Illustrations and Chronological List of Printers.
I.	William Bradford, the Founder of the Press in the Middle Colonies
II.	The Zengers (More Especially John Peter Zenger) and the Liberty of the Press
III.	The Parkers, and Their Numerous Establishments
IV.	Henry DeForeest, and the Minor Presses of the Middle of the Century: Samuel Brown, William Weyman, Samuel Farley, Benjamin Mecom, and Samuel Campbell
V.	Hugh Gaine, the Irish Printer, and His Journalistic Straddle
VI.	Whigs and Tories, or the Holts and the Robertsons
VII.	James Rivington, “The Only London Bookseller in America”
VIII.	James Rivington, and His “Lying Gazette”
IX.	A Group of Small Fry Prior to the Revolution: Inslee & Car, Hodge & Shober, John Anderson, and Samuel Loudon
X.	The Loyalist Printers of the Revolution: Macdonald & Cameron, Mills & Hicks, William Lewis, Morton & Horner, and Christopher Sower, 3d